Helen of Troy
XXVIII.

Andrew Lan

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Some Muse that loved not Troy hath done thee wrong,

Homer! who whisper'd thee that Hector fled

Thrice round the sacred walls he kept so long;

Nay, when he saw his people vanquished

Alone he stood for Troy; alone he sped

One moment, to the struggle of the spear,

And, by the Gods deserted, fell and bled,

A warrior stainless of reproach and fear.

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