Siege of Corinth, line 521,
Poetical Works, 1900, iii. 471, note 1.]
[ [271] {230}[Compare—
"The Architect ... did essay
To extricate remembrance from the clay,
Whose minglings might confuse a Newton's thought."
Churchill's Grave, lines 20-23 (vide ante, [p. 47]).]
[ [272] [Compare—
" ... that strange shape drove suddenly
Betwixt us and the Sun."
Ancient Mariner, Part III. lines 175, 176.]
[ [273] [Vide infra, [line 816]. The raven turns into a vulture a few lines further on. Compare—
"The scalps were in the wild dog's maw,
The hair was tangled round his jaw:
But close by the shore, on the edge of the gulf,
There sat a vulture flapping a wolf."
Siege of Corinth, lines 471-474,
Poetical Works, 1900, iv. 468.]