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So they brought him fettered and bound; and scarce on his feet he stood,
But men stayed him up by the King; for the sword had drunk of his blood,
And the might of his body had failed him, and yet so great was he
That the East-folk cowered before him and the might of his majesty.
But men stayed him up by the King; for the sword had drunk of his blood,
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That the East-folk cowered before him and the might of his majesty.
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