VIII

In the long hours of twilight, when the breeze

Talked in low tones along the woodland rills,

Or the loud North its stormy minstrelsies

Blent with wild noises from the distant hills,

The boy--his rosy hand against his ear

Curved like a sea-shell--hushed as some rapt seer,

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