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 1     I|      timely rest~ O'er sea and land the savage works of war,~
 2     I|        Only because, seeing in land and sky~ So much the cause
 3     I|       Might rise, and from the land the scaly breed,~ And, fowl
 4     I|      mountain walls hedge air; land ends the sea,~ And sea in
 5    II|      waste of waters, from the land~ To watch another's labouring
 6    II|      awe through many a mighty land,~ The image of that mother,
 7   III|     the empery should fall~ By land and sea, thus when we are
 8    IV|     heart prefer~ The sea, the land, or after all the sky?~
 9     V|      Nature feed and foster on land and sea~ The dreadful breed
10     V|       new temples of gods from land to land~ And drives mankind
11     V|   temples of gods from land to land~ And drives mankind to visit
12    VI|        most but rarely, and on land the hills~ Must block its
13    VI|   rivers,~ As well as from the land itself, we see~ Up-rising
14    VI|        dark,~ That the reeling land itself is rocked about~
15    VI| omnipotent~ Convulsions on the land, and in the sea~ Engulfed
16    VI|   spatter every sea~ And every land bedew; add their own springs:~
17    VI|        All these, with sky and land and sea to boot,~ Are all