Elizabeth Stoddard, Lippincott's Monthly Magazine, Volume 46…
“ They bite the dust, my lord, as beast to beast. When Poles conspire, conspiracy alone Survives, to hover in the murky air. My lord, Bathony's gates are left ajar For you to enter, or—remain outside; The forest holds the secret you surprised, And men are there, to dare as they have dared. ”
