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LXXIV.

And whilst he sits, the sylvan muse will string
  Her rustic harp to wake no gentle strain
Of barbarous camps, and savage chiefs who sing
  The song of vengeance to their raptured train;
Of councils, and of wizard priests that bring
  Strange omens, dark dominion to maintain;
Of incantations dire, and of that spell
By Sesek wrought—which seemed the feat of Hell.