VII.

With that the mighty thunder dropt away

From God's unwary arm, now milder grown,

And melted into tears; as if to pray

For pardon, and for pity, it had known,

That should have been for sacred vengeance thrown:

There too the armies angelic devowed

Their former rage, and all to mercy bowed,

Their broken weapons at her feet they gladly strowed.

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