IV.

O’er the lone mountains riding,

From a distant land he came,

No step his dark step guiding;

But he thought he saw a flame,

That bright, or dim, would sport awhile;

Then vanish, as in very guile;

He heard, as he passed, the witch-name sound;

And his startled steed, at a single bound,

Bore him away from that evil ground.

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