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 And heaven assented—Now the hour was come, And the dire curse was fallen Alonzo's doom.


 * No more, O Pompey, of thy fate complain,

No more with sorrow view thy glory's stain; Though thy tall standards tower'd with lordly pride Where northern Phasis rolls his icy tide; Though hot Syene, where the sun's fierce ray Begets no shadow, own'd thy conquering sway; Though from the tribes that shiver in the gleam Of cold Bootes' watery glistening team, To those who parch'd beneath the burning line, In fragrant shades their feeble limbs recline, The various languages proclaim'd thy fame, And trembling own'd the terrors of thy name; Though rich Arabia, and Sarmatia bold, And Colchis, famous for the fleece of gold; Though