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LXXIX: To the North Wind

The Initiations of Orpheus · 1 passage

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The FUMIGATION from FRANKINCENSE. BOREAS, whose wint'ry blasts, terrific, tear The bosom of the deep surrounding air; Cold icy pow'r, approach, and fav'ring blow, And Thrace a while desert expos'd to snow: The misty station of the air dissolve, 5 With pregnant clouds, whose frames in show'rs resolve: Serenely temper all within the sky, And wipe from moisture, Æther's beauteous eye.

Source: Internet Sacred Text Archive, file cla/hoo/hoo84.htm.

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