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dew-damp] dew-damps 4o.
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Tyrants] Monarchs 4o, Sibylline Leaves, 1828, 1829.
Between lines [314] and 315 of the text, the text of the original version (after line 259 of Joan of Arc, Book II) continues:—
'These are the fiends that o'er thy native land 260
Spread Guilt and Horror. Maid belov'd of Heaven!
Dar'st thou inspir'd by the holy flame of Love
Encounter such fell shapes, nor fear to meet
Their wrath, their wiles? O Maiden dar'st thou die?'
'Father of Heaven: I will not fear.' she said, 265
'My arm is weak, but mighty is thy sword.'
She spake and as she spake the trump was heard
That echoed ominous o'er the streets of Rome,
When the first Caesar totter'd o'er the grave
By Freedom delv'd: the Trump, whose chilling blast 270
On Marathon and on Plataea's plain
Scatter'd the Persian.—From his obscure haunt, &c.
[Lines 267-72, She spake . . . the Persian, are claimed by Southey.]
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Shriek'd Fear the ghastliest of Ambition's throng 4o.