 They now had gained the gentler slope Extending downwards to the deep, Supporting that faint maid with hope, They ceased to feel. From steep to steep Far-flaming torches wildly leap, As meteors fire the midnight sky ; Their splendour broke the eagle's...  The hill of caves, with other poems - Page 35by William Read - 1818Full view - About this book
 | William Jerdan, William Ring Workman, Frederick Arnold, John Morley, Charles Wycliffe Goodwin - 1818 - 862 pages
...and they are forced to fight their way. L. They now had gained the gentler slope Extending downwards to the deep, Supporting that faint maid with hope,...Their splendour broke the eagle's sleep, He fled his crag, and seem'd on high Some Spirit poised OH dxiky unng In the Moon's circle havering ! They reach... | |
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...their way. They now had gained the gentler slope Extending downwards to the deep. Supporting that taint maid with hope, They ceased to feel. From steep to steep Far-flaming torches wildly leap, Al meteors fire the midnight sky ; Their splendour broksi the eagle's sleep, He fled his erag, mid... | |
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