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Now on a table nigh the King's right hand
Bellerophon beheld a casket stand
That well he knew; thereby a letter lay,
Whose face he had not seen before that day,
And as he noted it a half-smile came
Across his face, for a look like to shame
Was in the King's eyes as they met his own.
Bellerophon beheld a casket stand
That well he knew; thereby a letter lay,
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And as he noted it a half-smile came
Across his face, for a look like to shame
Was in the King's eyes as they met his own.
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