Which stir too deeply——[MS.]
Which stir the blood too boiling in its springs.—[MS. erased.]
[ic] [{243}] ——they rave overcast.—[MS.]
[id] ——the hate of all below.—[MS.]
[ie] ——on his single head.—[MS.]
[if] ——the wise man's World will be.—[MS.]
[ig] ——for what teems like thee.—[MS.]
[ih] [{244}] From gray and ghastly walls—where Ruin kindly dwells.—[MS.]
[300] [For the archaic use of "battles" for "battalions," compare Macbeth, act v. sc. 4, line 4; and Scott's Lord of the Isles, vi. 10—
"In battles four beneath their eye,
The forces of King Robert lie.">[