617. Thrilled. Quivered.

627. Thine ambushed kin, etc. The MS. transposes this line and the next,

and goes on thus:

"Resistless as the lightning's flame,

The thrust betwixt his shoulder came."

Just below it reads:

"The o'er him hung, with falcon eye,

And grimly smiled to see him die."

642. Daggled. Wet, soaked. Cf. the Lay, i. 316: "Was daggled by the

dashing spray."

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