Since,  dashfag  by  the  londiy  shore,
I  saw  him  urge  as  fleet  a  steed
As  ever  served  a  horseman's  need.
But  once  I  saw  that  &oe,  yet  then
It  was  so  mark'd  with  invnird  pain,
I  could  not  pass  it  by  again ;
It  breathes  the  same  dark  spirit  now,
As  death  waa  stamp'd  upon  his  brow."*

« 'Tis  twice  three  years  at  summer-tide
Since  first  among  our  freres  he  came ;
And  here  it  soothes  him  to  abide

For  some  dark  deed  he  will  not  nasM.
But  never  at  our  vesper  prayer,
Nor  e'er  before  oonfiBasion  dudr
Kneels  he,  nor  recks  he  when  axise
Incense  or  anthem  to  the  skies,
But  broods  within  his  cell  akme,
His  lUth  and  race  alike  unknown.
The  sea  from  Paynim  land  he  evosty
And  here  ascended  from  the  eoasti
Yet  seems  he  not  of  Othman  raee.
But  only  Christian  in  his  (hce:
I'd  Judge  him  some  stray  renegade.
Repentant  of  the  change  he  made.
Save  that  he  shuns  our  holy  shrink.
Nor  tastes  the  sacred  bread  and  wine.
Great  largess  to  these  walls  he  bron^t.
And  thus  our  abbot's  fSuvor  bought ;
But  were  I  prior,  not  a  day
Should  brook  such  stranger's  ftirthv  iligf.
no  GIMI<IIB.
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Or  yOBt  «iftlB  OTT  pOHM^'Ml

8h0iU  doom  kin  tiMW  ftr  aye  to  itniL
UmA  m  Mi  vMbm  nwlton  ho
Of  miiiloa  ifbtteM  boMolh  Oo  mo  ;
OfiteooclMlifaiRfe— iyfa»
Wnmgo  wnat^tA,  oBd  Mooleai  dfii^*
Ob  diff  ko  katk  boM  kamm  to  otnd,
AoiiwvoootoMi
Fraihoofcr*dfronitoi
iB^&ilotoaUbathiB,
Wkidi  boakoBS  onnod  to  kit  gi«ro»
Aad  fanof  to  kqp  iBto  tho  WBTO.**
•     •••oooo*

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Tkst  gioTCi  koBBOl^  kk  dBriij  oowl:

Tbo  flaik  of  «MI  dflotiBf  «yo

BoToob  too  BBdk  of  tkMO  goBO  kj ;

TkoB^  VHTiBr,  iBdMtoet  in  kat.
