Helen of Troy
XV.

Andrew Lan

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But like a rock amid the shifting sands,

And changing springs, and tumult of the deep,

Sarpedon stood, till 'neath Patroclus' hands,

Smitten he fell; then Death and gentle Sleep

Bare him from forth the battle to the steep

Where shines his castle o'er the Lycian dell;

There hath he burial due, while all folk weep

Around the kindly Prince that loved them well.

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