VIII.

So spake the Spirit with a wide-cast look

Of bounteous power and _cheerful_ majesty;

As if he caught a sight of either sea

And all the subject realm between: then shook

His brandished arms; his stature scarce could brook

Its confine; _swelling wide, it seemed to grow_

_As grows a cedar on a mountain’s brow_

By the mad air in ruffling breezes _took_!

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