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Villain when the word is spoken	A
And your chains at last are broken	A
When the gibbet's chilling shade	B
Ceases darkly to enfold you	C
And the angel who enrolled you	C
As a master of the trade	B
Of assassination sadly	D
Blots the record he has made	B
And your name and title paints	E
In the calendar of saints	E
When the devils dancing madly	D
In the midmost Hell are very	D
Multitudinously merry	D
Then beware beware beware	F
Nemesis is everywhere	F
You shall hear her at your back	G
And your hunted visage turning	H
Fancy that her eyes are burning	H
Like a tiger's on your track	G
You shall hear her in the breeze	I
Whispering to summer trees	I
You shall hear her calling calling	H
To your spirit through the storm	J
When the giant billows form	J
And the splintered lightning falling	H
Down the heights of Heaven appalling	H
Splendors all the tossing seas	I
On your bed at night reclining	H
Stars into your chamber shining	H
As they roll around the Pole	K
None their purposes divining	H
Shall appear to search your soul	K
And to gild the mark of Cain	L
That burns into your tortured brain	L
And the dead man's eyes shall ever	M
Meet your own wherever you	C
Desperate shall turn you to	C
And you shall escape them never	M
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By your heritage of guilt	N
By the blood that you have spilt	N
By the Law that you have broken	A
By the terrible red token	A
That you bear upon your brow	O
By the awful sentence spoken	A
And irrevocable vow	O
Which consigns you to a living	H
Death and to the unforgiving	H
Furies who avenge your crime	P
Through the periods of time	P
By that dread eternal doom	Q
Hinted in your future's gloom	Q
As the flames infernal tell	R
Of their power and perfection	A
In their wavering reflection	A
On the battlements of Hell	R
By the mercy you denied	S
I condemn your guilty soul	K
In your body to abide	S
Like a serpent in a hole	K

Ambrose Bierce

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