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Eleg. 37.
[Me thought his royall person did fore-tell]
Me thought his royall person did fore-tellA Kingly statelinesse, from all pride cleare:
His look majestick seemed to compell
All men to love him, rather than to feare.
And yet though he were ev'ry good mans joy,
And the alonely comfort of his own,
His very name with terrour did annoy
His forraigne foes so farre as he was known.
Hell droop'd for feare, the Turkey-Moon look'd pale
Spain trembled; and the most tempestuous Sea,
(Where Behemoth the Babylonish Whale
Keeps all his bloudy and imperious plea)
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Of her o'er-daring and insulting pride.
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