II.

Thy pious paladins from Jordan's shore,

And all thy steel-clad barons are at rest;

Thy turrets sound to warder's tread no more;

Beneath their brow the dove hath hung her nest;

High on thy beams the harmless falchion shines;

No stormy trumpet wakes thy deep repose;

Past are the days that, on the serried lines

Around thy walls, saw the portcullis close.

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