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 1     I|   with hideous fall~The mossy rocks and trees o'ergrown with
 2   III| hoarse sea waves roar, hollow rocks betwixt;~Or as the wind
 3   III|     sunny beams, on alabaster rocks.~ ~ XXII~Her looks with
 4    IV|     huge that forged was,~The rocks on which the salt sea billows
 5    IV|       appear,~He labored hard rocks with plaints to move,~She
 6     V|      roaring seas against the rocks he casts.~ ~ XXIX~But not
 7   VII|        And make not trees but rocks and mountains shake.~ ~
 8    IX|       hasty blast~From hollow rocks when first his storms outburst,~
 9    IX| raging floods, that trees and rocks down cast,~Thunders, that
10     X|  eyesight bent~Upon the bushy rocks, and thither went.~ ~ XXIX~
11     X|      shower;~Or harden you to rocks on mountains old,~Or melt
12    XI|   alas,~Breaks on some hidden rocks her ribs and beams;~Or as
13   XIV|       sweet shades, and mossy rocks~With caves and fountains,
14    XV|    islands small,~Where other rocks, crags, cliffs, and mountains
15    XV|     trees about him grow,~The rocks of ice keep watch and ward
16    XV|    they stayed,~When from the rocks, that seemed for joy to
17   XVI|     thou 'scape the seas, the rocks, and sands~And come to fight
18   XVI|       his seat~Left aught but rocks and crags, by kind there
19 XVIII|  sweat and labor gainst those rocks sublime~Let us ascend, which
20 XVIII|   stones and clifts of marble rocks,~Trees shod with iron, timber,
21    XX|   spacious plain;~Against the rocks as sea-waves murmur shrill,~
22    XX|      Eternal signs in hardest rocks hath wrought,~For by his