Helen of Troy
XLII.

Andrew Lan

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Among the spices and fair robes he lay,

His arm beneath his head, as though he slept.

For so the Goddess wrought that no decay,

No loathly thing about his body crept;

And all the people look'd on him and wept,

And, weeping, Paris lit the pine-wood dry,

And lo, a rainy wind arose and swept

The flame and fragrance far into the sky.

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