twining tendrils: The other lifts itself with forceful craving To the very roof of
Call not the spirits who on mischief wait! Their troop familiar, streaming
through the air, From every quarter threaten man's estate, And danger in a
thousand forms prepare! They drive impetuous from the frozen north, With
fangs sharp - piercing, and keen arrowy tongues; From the ungenial east they
issue forth, And prey, with parching breath, upon thy lungs; If, waft'd on the
desert's flaming wing, They from the south heap fire upon the brain,
Refreshment from the west at first they bring, Anon to drown thyself and field
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