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...led the failor through the ftormy way, • Gentlemen, who delighted to break windows with half-pence. Was from its rocky roots by billows torn, And the high turret m the whirlwind borne; Fleets bulg'd their fides againft the craggy land, And pitchy ruins blacken'd...

...So, when fam'd Eddyftone's far-mooting ray, That led the failor thro' the ftormy way, Was from it's rocky roots by billows torn, And the high turret in the whirlwind borne, Fleets bulg'd their fides againft the craggy land, And pitchy ruins blacken'd all the ftrand....

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...axle flies the spoke. So when fam'd Eddystone's far-shooting ray, That led the sailor thro' the stormy way, Was from its rocky roots by billows torn, And the high turret in the whirlwind borne, Fleets bulg'd their sides against the craggy land, And pitchy ruins blacken'd all the strand....

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