Helen of Troy
XXXIII.

Andrew Lan

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"And drave him, no word spoken, to the town:

One man mine arrow lit on, and he fell;

His comrades held me off, and down and down,

Through golden windings of the autumn dell,

They spurr'd along the beast that loved me well,

Till red were his white sides; I following,

Wrath in my heart, their evil deeds to tell

In Ilios, at the footstool of the King.

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