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81. Thus did his fury rise

First Line:
Thus did his fury rise
Last Line:
And streaks of fire flashed from his raging eyes
DMI number:
39540

82. Thus oft the lord of nature in the air

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Thus oft the lord of nature in the air
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Paints his fair rainbow charming to the sight
DMI number:
40058

83. Tis equal if our fortunes should augment

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Tis equal if our fortunes should augment
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The ill reveals but hides the benefit
DMI number:
39368

84. Tis quickening liberty that gives us breath

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Tis quickening liberty that gives us breath
Last Line:
Her absence more than that of life is death
DMI number:
39764

85. Twas at an hour when busy nature lay

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Twas at an hour when busy nature lay
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And sleep's soft hands their drowsy eyelids close
DMI number:
39916

86. Vast sheets of flame and pitchy clouds arise

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Vast sheets of flame and pitchy clouds arise
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Fierce as those storms that from their clouds destroy
DMI number:
39589

87. When blended shades and light

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When blended shades and light
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Roars over the hills and through the forest roams
DMI number:
40279

88. While with malignant eyes the apostate viewed

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While with malignant eyes the apostate viewed
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While all his veins like etna's furnace burn
DMI number:
38632

89. With orbs of light he inlays all the spheres

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With orbs of light he inlays all the spheres
Last Line:
And studs the sable night with silver stars
DMI number:
40195