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Thy rest was deep at the slumberer's hour	A
If thou didst not hear the blast	B
Of the savage horn from the mountain tower	A
As the Wild Night Huntsman pass'd	B
And the roar of the stormy chase went by	C
Through the dark unquiet sky	C
	-
The stag sprung up from his mossy bed	D
When he caught the piercing sounds	E
And the oak boughs crash'd to his antler'd head	D
As he flew from the viewless hounds	E
And the falcon soar'd from her craggy height	F
Away through the rushing night	F
	-
The banner shook on its ancient hold	G
And the pine in its desert place	H
As the cloud and tempest onward roll'd	G
With the din of the trampling race	H
And the glens were fill'd with the laugh and shout	I
And the bugle ringing out	I
	-
From the chieftain's hand the wine cup fell	J
At the castle's festive board	K
And a sudden pause came o'er the swell	J
Of the harp's triumphal chord	K
And the Minnesinger's thrilling lay	L
In the hall died fast away	L
	-
The convent's chanted rite was stay'd	M
And the hermit dropp'd his beads	N
And a trembling ran through the forest shade	M
At the neigh of the phantom steeds	N
And the church bells peal'd to the rocking blast	B
As the Wild Night Huntsman pass'd	B
	-
The storm hath swept with the chase away	L
There is stillness in the sky	C
But the mother looks on her son to day	L
With a troubled heart and eye	C
And the maiden's brow hath a shade of care	O
Midst the gleam of her golden hair	O
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The Rhine flows bright but its waves ere long	P
Must hear a voice of war	Q
And a clash of spears our hills among	R
And a trumpet from afar	S
And the brave on a bloody turf must lie	C
For the Huntsman hath gone by	C

Felicia Dorothea Hemans

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