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Chapter LXII

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The pleased Commander watches in surprise This splendid pageant surge before his eyes. Not in those mighty battle days of old Did scenes like this upon his sight unfold. But now it passes. Drums and bugles cease To dash war billows on the shores of Peace. The victors smile on fair broad bosomed Sleep While in her soothing arms, the vanquished cease to weep.

=BOOK THIRD=

[There is an interval of eight years between Books Second and Third.]

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Custer, and Other Poems.Chapter LXII

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