Versos English Madison Julius Cawein Viii

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But, badly wounded, what could I but weep With rage and pity of my helplessness And her misfortune! Could I only creep A little nearer so that she might guess I was not dead; that I my life would keep, Dedicate to revenge!--Oh, the distress Of that last moment when, half-dead, I saw Them mount and bear her swooning through the shaw.