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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1817 Excerpt: .th arrested prey, Swept in a moment from the face of day. Through Egypt rushing, with tremendous bound, The chariots roll d, and shook the trembling ground. High midst the rest, like an exalted God, . In his proud car the crested monarch rode. Revenge, revenge, the froward warriors cry, While sparks of triumph flash from ev ry eye. E en now, exulting at the glorious scene, The copious harvest of the field they glean. For what, when Egypt s martial lords pursue / : . What can preserve the dastard, servile crew? Perdition whelm their host, nor leave a trace, A single vestige of the rebel race! That all may hence the Gods of Egypt own, And bow submissive to the Memphian throne. Presumptuous threat! Where s now the tyrant s boast? O where the triumphs of the crested host? Chariots and horse, the flow r of Pharaoh s pride, Lie whelm d for ever in the closing tide. Among the gods, what deity shall dare His strength with Thine, Eternal Lord, compare? What arm, what potent arm, O Lord, save Thine, Can the deep waters of the sea disjoin? What pow r, save Thine, the sever d waves controul, And bid them in their wonted channels roll? Thine be the praise.--Nor ends the triumph here: Edom s proud dukes now shake with conscious fear. The troubled Nile, in whose voracious womb Israel s first-born once met their mortal doom, Mourns his aspiring hopes for ever fled, And tears the tresses from his azure head. Where Arnon from thy mountains, Gilead, springs, And to the briny sea its tribute brings, Through ev ry district now, wide spreading fame Attests the glories of Jeho.
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1817 Excerpt: .th arrested prey, Swept in a moment from the face of day. Through Egypt rushing, with tremendous bound, The chariots roll d, and shook the trembling ground. High midst the rest, like an exalted God, . In his proud car the crested monarch rode. Revenge, revenge, the froward warriors cry, While sparks of triumph flash from ev ry eye. E en now, exulting at the glorious scene, The copious harvest of the field they glean. For what, when Egypt s martial lords pursue / : . What can preserve the dastard, servile crew? Perdition whelm their host, nor leave a trace, A single vestige of the rebel race! That all may hence the Gods of Egypt own, And bow submissive to the Memphian throne. Presumptuous threat! Where s now the tyrant s boast? O where the triumphs of the crested host? Chariots and horse, the flow r of Pharaoh s pride, Lie whelm d for ever in the closing tide. Among the gods, what deity shall dare His strength with Thine, Eternal Lord, compare? What arm, what potent arm, O Lord, save Thine, Can the deep waters of the sea disjoin? What pow r, save Thine, the sever d waves controul, And bid them in their wonted channels roll? Thine be the praise.--Nor ends the triumph here: Edom s proud dukes now shake with conscious fear. The troubled Nile, in whose voracious womb Israel s first-born once met their mortal doom, Mourns his aspiring hopes for ever fled, And tears the tresses from his azure head. Where Arnon from thy mountains, Gilead, springs, And to the briny sea its tribute brings, Through ev ry district now, wide spreading fame Attests the glories of Jeho.
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1817 Excerpt: .th arrested prey, Swept in a moment from the face of day. Through Egypt rushing, with tremendous bound, The chariots roll d, and shook the trembling ground. High midst the rest, like an exalted God, . In his proud car the crested monarch rode. Revenge, revenge, the froward warriors cry, While sparks of triumph flash from ev ry eye. E en now, exulting at the glorious scene, The copious harvest of the field they glean. For what, when Egypt s martial lords pursue / : . What can preserve the dastard, servile crew? Perdition whelm their host, nor leave a trace, A single vestige of the rebel race! That all may hence the Gods of Egypt own, And bow submissive to the Memphian throne. Presumptuous threat! Where s now the tyrant s boast? O where the triumphs of the crested host? Chariots and horse, the flow r of Pharaoh s pride, Lie whelm d for ever in the closing tide. Among the gods, what deity shall dare His strength with Thine, Eternal Lord, compare? What arm, what potent arm, O Lord, save Thine, Can the deep waters of the sea disjoin? What pow r, save Thine, the sever d waves controul, And bid them in their wonted channels roll? Thine be the praise.--Nor ends the triumph here: Edom s proud dukes now shake with conscious fear. The troubled Nile, in whose voracious womb Israel s first-born once met their mortal doom, Mourns his aspiring hopes for ever fled, And tears the tresses from his azure head. Where Arnon from thy mountains, Gilead, springs, And to the briny sea its tribute brings, Through ev ry district now, wide spreading fame Attests the glories of Jeho.
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1817 Excerpt: .th arrested prey, Swept in a moment from the face of day. Through Egypt rushing, with tremendous bound, The chariots roll d, and shook the trembling ground. High midst the rest, like an exalted God, . In his proud car the crested monarch rode. Revenge, revenge, the froward warriors cry, While sparks of triumph flash from ev ry eye. E en now, exulting at the glorious scene, The copious harvest of the field they glean. For what, when Egypt s martial lords pursue / : . What can preserve the dastard, servile crew? Perdition whelm their host, nor leave a trace, A single vestige of the rebel race! That all may hence the Gods of Egypt own, And bow submissive to the Memphian throne. Presumptuous threat! Where s now the tyrant s boast? O where the triumphs of the crested host? Chariots and horse, the flow r of Pharaoh s pride, Lie whelm d for ever in the closing tide. Among the gods, what deity shall dare His strength with Thine, Eternal Lord, compare? What arm, what potent arm, O Lord, save Thine, Can the deep waters of the sea disjoin? What pow r, save Thine, the sever d waves controul, And bid them in their wonted channels roll? Thine be the praise.--Nor ends the triumph here: Edom s proud dukes now shake with conscious fear. The troubled Nile, in whose voracious womb Israel s first-born once met their mortal doom, Mourns his aspiring hopes for ever fled, And tears the tresses from his azure head. Where Arnon from thy mountains, Gilead, springs, And to the briny sea its tribute brings, Through ev ry district now, wide spreading fame Attests the glories of Jeho.
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Prize Poems Volume 2 A Complete Collection Such English Poems as Have Obtained the Annual Premium Instituted in the by the REV. T. Seaton, M. A., from the Year 1750 to the Year 1806 (1817)
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 96 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.2in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1817 Excerpt: . . . th arrested prey, Swept in a moment from the face of day. Through Egypt rushing, with tremendous bound, The chariots rolld, and shook the trembling ground. High midst the rest, like an exalted God, . In his proud car the crested monarch rode. . Revenge, revenge, the froward warriors cry, While sparks of triumph flash from evry eye. Een now, exulting at the glorious scene, The copious harvest of the field they glean. For what, when Egypts martial lords pursue : . . What can preserve the dastard, servile crew Perdition whelm their host, nor leave a trace, A single vestige of the rebel race! That all may hence the Gods of Egypt own, And bow submissive to the Memphian throne. Presumptuous threat! Wheres now the tyrants boast O where the triumphs of the crested host Chariots and horse, the flowr of Pharaohs pride, Lie whelmd for ever in the closing tide. Among the gods, what deity shall dare His strength with Thine, Eternal Lord, compare What arm, what potent arm, O Lord, save Thine, Can the deep waters of the sea disjoin What powr, save Thine, the severd waves controul, And bid them in their wonted channels roll Thine be the praise. --Nor ends the triumph here: Edoms proud dukes now shake with conscious fear. The troubled Nile, in whose voracious womb Israels first-born once met their mortal doom, Mourns his aspiring hopes for ever fled, And tears the tresses from his azure head. Where Arnon from thy mountains, Gilead, springs, And to the briny sea its tribute brings, Through evry district now, wide spreading fame Attests the glories of Jeho. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 96 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.2in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1817 Excerpt: . . . th arrested prey, Swept in a moment from the face of day. Through Egypt rushing, with tremendous bound, The chariots rolld, and shook the trembling ground. High midst the rest, like an exalted God, . In his proud car the crested monarch rode. . Revenge, revenge, the froward warriors cry, While sparks of triumph flash from evry eye. Een now, exulting at the glorious scene, The copious harvest of the field they glean. For what, when Egypts martial lords pursue : . . What can preserve the dastard, servile crew Perdition whelm their host, nor leave a trace, A single vestige of the rebel race! That all may hence the Gods of Egypt own, And bow submissive to the Memphian throne. Presumptuous threat! Wheres now the tyrants boast O where the triumphs of the crested host Chariots and horse, the flowr of Pharaohs pride, Lie whelmd for ever in the closing tide. Among the gods, what deity shall dare His strength with Thine, Eternal Lord, compare What arm, what potent arm, O Lord, save Thine, Can the deep waters of the sea disjoin What powr, save Thine, the severd waves controul, And bid them in their wonted channels roll Thine be the praise. --Nor ends the triumph here: Edoms proud dukes now shake with conscious fear. The troubled Nile, in whose voracious womb Israels first-born once met their mortal doom, Mourns his aspiring hopes for ever fled, And tears the tresses from his azure head. Where Arnon from thy mountains, Gilead, springs, And to the briny sea its tribute brings, Through evry district now, wide spreading fame Attests the glories of Jeho. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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prize poems Volume 2; A complete collection such English poems as have obtained the annual premium instituted in the . M. A., from the year 1750 to the year 1806 (2012)
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1817 Excerpt: ...th' arrested prey, "Swept in a moment from the face of day. "Through Egypt rushing, with tremendous bound, "The chariots roll'd, and shook the trembling ground. "High 'midst the rest, like an exalted God, '.' In his proud car the crested monarch rode.. " Revenge, revenge, the froward warriors cry, "While sparks of triumph flash from ev'ry eye. ' E'en now, exulting at the glorious scene, "The copious harvest of the field they glean. "For what, when Egypt's martial lords pursue /':.. "What can preserve the dastard, servile crew? "Perdition whelm their host, nor leave a trace, "A single vestige of the rebel race! "That all may hence the Gods of Egypt own, "And bow submissive to the Memphian throne. "Presumptuous threat! Where's now the tyrant's boast? "O where the triumphs of the crested host? "Chariots and horse, the flow'r of Pharaoh's pride, „ "Lie whelm'd for ever in the closing tide. "Among the gods, what deity shall dare "His strength with Thine, Eternal Lord, 'compare? "What arm, what potent arm, O Lord, save Thine, "Can the deep waters of the sea disjoin? "What pow'r, save Thine, the sever'd waves controul, ' And bid them in their wonted channels roll? "Thine be the praise.--Nor ends the triumph here: "Edom's proud dukes now shake with conscious fear. "The troubled Nile, in whose voracious womb "Israel's first-born once met their mortal doom, "Mourns his aspiring hopes for ever fled, "And tears the tresses from his azure head. "Where Arnon from thy mountains, Gilead, springs, "And to the briny sea its tribute brings, "Through ev'ry district now, wide spreading fame ' Attests the glories of Jeho... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-05-14, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1817 Excerpt: ...th' arrested prey, "Swept in a moment from the face of day. "Through Egypt rushing, with tremendous bound, "The chariots roll'd, and shook the trembling ground. "High 'midst the rest, like an exalted God, '.' In his proud car the crested monarch rode.. " Revenge, revenge, the froward warriors cry, "While sparks of triumph flash from ev'ry eye. ' E'en now, exulting at the glorious scene, "The copious harvest of the field they glean. "For what, when Egypt's martial lords pursue /':.. "What can preserve the dastard, servile crew? "Perdition whelm their host, nor leave a trace, "A single vestige of the rebel race! "That all may hence the Gods of Egypt own, "And bow submissive to the Memphian throne. "Presumptuous threat! Where's now the tyrant's boast? "O where the triumphs of the crested host? "Chariots and horse, the flow'r of Pharaoh's pride, „ "Lie whelm'd for ever in the closing tide. "Among the gods, what deity shall dare "His strength with Thine, Eternal Lord, 'compare? "What arm, what potent arm, O Lord, save Thine, "Can the deep waters of the sea disjoin? "What pow'r, save Thine, the sever'd waves controul, ' And bid them in their wonted channels roll? "Thine be the praise.--Nor ends the triumph here: "Edom's proud dukes now shake with conscious fear. "The troubled Nile, in whose voracious womb "Israel's first-born once met their mortal doom, "Mourns his aspiring hopes for ever fled, "And tears the tresses from his azure head. "Where Arnon from thy mountains, Gilead, springs, "And to the briny sea its tribute brings, "Through ev'ry district now, wide spreading fame ' Attests the glories of Jeho... Paperback, Label: RareBooksClub.com, RareBooksClub.com, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2012-05-14, Studio: RareBooksClub.com.
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