But by and by she fleets[220] from shore to shore,
To cloudes from th’ earth her stature straight is growne:
There whatsoeuer by her trompe is blowne,
The sounde that both by sea and land out flies,
Reboundes againe, and verberates the skies.
76.
They say the earth, that first the Giauntes bred,
For anger that the gods did them dispatch,
Brought forth this sister, of those monsters dead,
Full lighte of foote, swifte winges the windes to catch;