...Snatches the golden noon. — Each wind appeas'd, [air : The north flies forth, and hurls the frighted Not all the brazen engineries of man, At once exploded, the wild burft furpafs. Yet thunder, yok'd witii lightning and with rain, Water with fire, increafe the infernal din : Canes, fhrubf, trees, huu,...

...cavern'd cliff. A night of vapour, clofing fall around, Snatches the golden noon. — Each wind appeas'd, The North flies forth, and hurls the frighted air...brazen engineries of man," At once exploded, the wild burll furpafs. Yet thunder, yok'd with lightning and with rain, Water with fire, increafe the infernal...

...In a moment all nature is in an uproar, and the puny works of man sink beneath the furious blast. " The North flies forth, and hurls the frighted air: Not all the brazen engh:'t 'es of man, At once exploded, thewi.i burst surpass. Yet thunder, yok'd with light'ning. and...

...cliff. A night of vapour, closing fast around, S19 Snatches the golden noon. — Each wind appeasM, The North flies forth, and hurls the frighted air : , Not all the brazen engin'ries of man, At once exploded, the wild burst surpass. Yet thunder, yok'd with lightning and...

...of many, and to hope sincerely that they may not be visited by more. \ MM CHAPTER LX. HURRICANES. " The north flies forth and hurls the frighted air : Not all the brazen engin'ries of man, At once exploded, the wild burst surpass; Yet thunders yok'd with lightning and...

...fill the eye. A night of vapor, closing fast around, Snatches the golden noon. Each wind appeased, The north flies forth, and hurls the frighted air:...brazen engineries of man, At once exploded, the wild burst surpass. Yet thunder, yoked with lightning and with rain, Water with fire, increase the infernal...

...NORTH, WEST, SOt Til ; COSFLAUUATION ; TORRKNTS } EAST } N1CI1T. Each wind appeased, The North flics ompts And equity ; not jealous more to guard A worthless form, than to decide c ĉ burst surpass. Yet thunder, yoked with lightning and with nun, 426 WINTER DECEMBER. Water with fire,...

...licence or exaggeration in the following lines by Granger in his poem on " The Sugar-Cane : " — " The North flies forth, and hurls the frighted air...brazen engineries of man, .At once exploded, the wild burst surpass Yet thunder, yoked with lightning and with rain, Water and fire, increase the infernal...

...the forest sighs; The mountains moan; deep groans the cavern'd cliff. A night of vapour, closing fast around, Snatches the golden noon. — Each wind appeas'd,...forth, and hurls the frighted air: Not all the brazen engineries56 of man, At once exploded, the wild burst surpass. Yet thunder, yok'd with lightning and...

...groans the cavern'd cliff. A night of vapour, closing fast around, Snatches the golden noon.—Each wind appeas'd, 320 The North flies forth, and hurls the frighted air: Not all the brazen engineries 56 of man, At once exploded, the wild burst surpass. Yet thunder, yok'd with lightning and with rain,...