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When first the canon from her gaping throte,
Against the heauen her roaring sulphure shote,
Ioue wak'ned with the noyce, and ask'd with wonder,
What mortall wight had stollen from him his thunder:
His christall towres hee fear'd; but fire and aire
So deepe did stay the ball from mounting there.
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