"When Michael saw this host, he first grew pale, As angels can; next like Italian twilight, He turned all colours—as a peacock's tail, Or sunset streaming through a Gothic Skylight In some old abbey, or a trout not stale, Or distant lightning on the horizon by night Or a fresh rainbow, or a grand review Of thirty regiments in red, green, and blue."
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Lord Byron, ' (1820) LXI, as quoted in The Poetical Works of lord Byron, Complete in One Volume (1890) p. 520.

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