III.

O’er the lone mountains riding,

He gallop’d by gloomsome ways,

Where night-mists were abiding,

Round the witch of evil days:

Her name is written on the wind,

That speaks in cliffs and caves confin’d.

List there when the waning moon goes down,

And thou’lt hear the call her spirits own;

But as they pass, hold a chrystal glass,

Or thou’lt sorely rue the wild witch-tone.

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