h beating rain;The fierce winds blew an hurricane;The thunder roUd,—dark was the night,—The Horses, seizd with sudden fright, 248 ENGLISH DANCE OF DEATH No more obey the firm command Of the stern Coachmans steady hand; Then madly quit the beaten road, And plunge into the rivers flood. Where the… … flj 73 -d —* 3 3>5 ■n CO 5 XI >. O OD .-I ENGLISH DANCE OF DEATH 249 TIME, DEATH, AND ETERNITY A NIGHT THOUGHT Hail, awful darkness ! that with pitchy robe,Borrowed of Chaos, dost, awhile, enfoldThe habitable world, and sea and sky;Thee I now woo, at solemn midnight HourThat listens to the…
Dance of death
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