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comes not Francis ?—Joyful chear In that parental gratulation, And glow of righteous indignation, Went with him from the doleful City :— He fled—yet in his flight could hear The death-sound of the Minster-bell; That sullen stroke pronounced farewell To Marmaduke, cut off from pity ! To Ambrose that and then a knell