And when the maiden from his clasp had fled

And when the maiden from his clasp had fled
He looked upon his hand unthinkingly:
The white light of the diamond was dead —
Dead in his heart was Rupert's agony.
The magic stone had blushed a passionate red —
The wild remorse and sorrow had gone by.
His breast with strange delight began to swell:
He said, " The maiden loves me: it is well."
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