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Chapter XVIII

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And now hoarse murmurs reach our Founder’s ear,
Rising behind a cape from crowds unseen;
Then by the eastern marge they swiftly steer,
Till shows a tufted isle its welcome screen;
Veering to this, they gain a prospect near
Of the red hosts that throng the opposing green;--
Hundreds on hundreds did the fires surround,
Ran on the shores or verdant banks embrowned.

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What Cheer; Or, Roger Williams in Banishment: A PoemChapter XVIII

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