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 His Single Arm Whole Squadrons Overthrew; He Guibert, Grasset, and Grangullet slew, Beau Gervase, and insipid Guerin too.

And now the Prelate's Vanquish'd Forces Fly; Renounce their Strength, and On their Speed rely. Fabri as fast pursues the Scatt'ring Train, Wounds 'em Behind, and Drives 'em o'er the Plain. So have I seen a Tim'rous flock of Sheep Affrighted Run, and in their Hurdles Creep; When some Fierce Wolf, the Louis of the Wood, Attempts the Fold, to Feast himself with Blood. Or when Pelides shook his Thundring Spear On Xanthus Plains, the Terror of the War; The Ilian Troops struck with Imperious Dread, Behind their Rampires in Confusion Fled. When