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PAN AND THALASSIUS.
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THALASSIUS.

Hers

Or thine, O Pan, was the token
That gave back empire to thee
When power in thy hands lay broken
As reeds that quake if a bee
Stirs?

PAN.

Whom

Have I in my wide woods need of?
Urania's limitless eyes
Behold not mine end, though they read of
A word that shall speak to the skies
Doom.

THALASSIUS.

She

Gave back to thee kingdom and glory,
And grace that was thine of yore,