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Hushed k the * var ; the torn and trampled slaiu ^ ^^ Tea Chat the fight was fierce on Bedef * s ^ . ; plain ; . ^ While Faith ' s dark banner , as a gorgeous - >* ¦ P * la c . .. -.. _ ^ ;>^ v , v In awful triumph , waves firojn Mecca ' s
-wall . And see ! where , tatsed above Medina ' s bands , . ? ' r High on the fane , th * Impostor-Prop het ^ stands ; , -. ^ .- ' - v The sword of Conquest slumber ? in Ins sheath , ? ,
And twice two hundred Idols blaze be-., v " neath ^ . n ? - -. _ . ¦ : ¦ " ; , , ,. ¦ >¦•? No more , with burnjsj&i &&& £ & r . Jbeamy ^ lan ^ e * ..., . . . .. ' . In sfer » j arrayi Mo ^ staJEQ ^^' l ^^ a ^ vance ; " ' * ' ^ ¦> ' trv ¦¦" * ¦¦— - ¦* ¦ - - la . the mean Ifarahm f cla 4 , with h ^ d and feet '
4 # J ^ S ?* : S ^ ^* ¥ ^ the ^ tW * ' ¦ ' ' lieaf , " ' - ' ; . * ^ l ^ ife es Uons tam ' id , afed *^ in coh ^ ckhk C pride ; - r " " ¦ . ~" - . & % T MWm or £% & > m ? sweJMbe g ^ j ^ g tide ; ' per a vow , In lowliest guise , before tne Ttd&a&& <
DOW . ' , •/_* W K Illust : ria | is J ? an «| % o ^ : a | gp ^ ta ag » »^ oor * d By 4 e § pqt chieftain '^ H& ^ jfofa * Pole-star of prayr \ to thee , at early , ; 4 awn > . . '• . . i , . . ' .. ^ . ^ Noon-tide , and eve , Fai ^' ^ ^ rdent ey * ' % is drawn , ^^ -r . ^ k ., , . ? . ^ / And from each cllmc , wlji ^ rc s eal Jfo ^ Islam burns , ' 1 l ?
Alike to thee , its hallow * d-c entre , furns-To the ^ Arabia ' s i ^ yelies ^ geTOs ^ belo ^; Her sev * n-strin £ d J Hz ? % , h « lair ^ t flowers of songf And sacred is thy donje j for feign , V , ** -. ¦ ^ gend ? Cloud ^ ike , from hcav ¦ ~ > ^^ v .. . . Mecca ' s plains . •' - ¦ ^ ¦ . .. ¦ ¦ a And . here , 'tis fabled , H *^ 3 ft * Wfctf child
, f _ The seen *; of Mahomc < s first ^ rieat battle . ' * f Tl |^ lbr 2 | il » n $ . h 4 j » ' 4 irw of ^ c pUgrims . . t AHtaduiet o th < S # cv ^ a Arabian poeaij Wispciidcdaa the Crnbsu
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j £ $ i& b ^ oiM > - i * ci tei > 4 t * rit e TftiATj » gT " CW ^ W * . ^» TH « Y ? - ^ ft ; Ffr MATTiliVVir RoLj-esto ^ , ¦ ' - *¦ ' * ttiet * s t ^! ui ||^ hant return to Meccathe
A ^ ostroph ^ to Caaba—legends connected witji ijt . —^ e Prophet ' s feelings on . reviewing the cave of Hera-r-the J ^ em sow reverts t ; o the $ rst iSea and qevej ^^ ment of his imjwsture ^ of whic ^ ^ tfiSt cave had beea ; scene— -obstacles ^ to ^ is early sue-. SW # ^ wK « ft ^^ j *! 3 t ^
¦ . * flight frpn | S ^ ecca , ^ ud ctpnc ^ alment ia the , pav £ p ^ T ^ rTrr r ^ etiirn to his present * 3 Jitnation---3 ae ^ es © iyef fo prdpagate hkrr ^ feiQn ^^ i ihi ^ moJFdr ^ A Iii 3 addresiito his soldiers , including a description of the Mahometan para-Aiac anrl Vi ^ 11 < i ^ . t ^« V > fl& > rf iinnn them M *
the cpnquest of Arabia—Mahomet , lii sd ^ f . ^ at ^ rc ^ gnft MA > se | r to pkasyre-i-the loveliness of marriage supe- * rifir to the delights o £ tlie Haram . ^ - " Mahomet ' s death—does not cheek the HWBWbPf ^ religion—the fall pj ~ Byzantium— -the arms ana doctrines ^ | | f J ^ ji | m $ f ^ r rim- J ^ lestiae ^ - A&ica ^ --In ( iia . —ConCluaion . ; * 1
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Of him , thImpostor , who , in Mecca ' s Rear \ f tlf ^ art throx ^ ^ dJf False | wod ' s Bade vanquish' ^ J ^ axt&L confess liis Pro * - Ai ^ ltawl ^ ii- ^ i ^^ lHe alters of his Offtftn my Song , ^ vouH tell : nor Ye the theme , Nymphs of Castalia \ scorn , by your fair strewn Though yet unheard ; for not more vast % ¦ hjs hs ^ y ^ ' \ " •'¦ ¦ . "' .
™ w * i o-r * f daepes-ur ^ d m * --metiqnr way $ from West -td ^ East hh rapid tEunders hurl'd , . ' , ^¦^ Sm ^^^' ^^ : ° ^
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1809, page 571, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1741/page/41/
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