Canto

 1     1|         Who held the plough (the thunder storm o'erpast)~There, where
 2     6|          in his airy flight,~The thunder bearing bird of Aether's
 3     9|       dart, and like the passing thunder,~Burn what they smite, beat-down
 4     9| lightning's guise,~And vents the thunder from before; the ground~
 5     9|      LXXVIII~He who has seen the thunder, from on high,~Discharged
 6     9|          points I said resembled thunder.~ ~ LXXXIX~Not with intent,
 7    10|          three pieces broke;~The thunder on the Earl of Kent's; upon~
 8    14|       sound,~Like a long peal of thunder, shook the ground.~ ~ CXXXIV~
 9    15|         he the bugle hear.~Wind, thunder, and the shock which rives
10    18|     thirst of blood:~And, as the thunder and the lightning's fire~
11    18|       flashes, and loud peals of thunder,~As Heaven, to swallow all
12    22|        abide,~But, as if smit by thunder, in a thought,~Gave way
13    23|         er I tread,~The volleyed thunder leaves not worse below."~
14    39|          the shield, and in such thunder~Broke on the casque, that
15    41|   flashes evermore,~With fearful thunder heaven's wide concave shakes.~
16    45|         LXXII~As sometimes after thunder sudden wind~Turns the sea
17    46|          II~A burst of joy, like thunder to my ear,~Rumbles along