Then Adalbero tore open his bosom, and implored the Mighty God of Thunder to pierce it with a thunder-bolt, or to give the victory to his army. But there came no bolt from Heaven ; and the squadron stood timid, and followed not the call. In boundless... The Odd Volume - Page 202by M. Corbett - 1827 - 375 pagesFull view - About this book
| 1839 - 444 pages
...to the gods for victory, and what can I more?" The sad multitude called only the more to him, " Thon art our ruin! for thou hast counselled this war."...said, " There remains only that which is most dear to me—wife and child I offer thee, thou God of Armies, for victory. My beautiful blooming wifey—my... | |
| Seba Smith, Lawrence Labree - 1843 - 528 pages
...only the more to him " Thou art our ruin ; for thou hast counseled this war." Then Adalbero tore ppen his bosom, and implored the Mighty God of Thunder...which is most dear to me. Wife and child I offer to thco, thou god of armies, for victory. My bcauliful blooming wife — my only heart-loved child —... | |
| 1882 - 600 pages
...implored the Almighty God of Thunder to pierce it with a thunder-bolt, or to give the victory to the army. But there came no bolt from Heaven; and the...stood timid, and followed not the call. In boundless terror, Adalbero at last said•" There remains only that which IB most dear to me. Wife and child... | |
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