A beare as black as darknesse, and as fellAs tyger, vast as the black dog of hell. The Legend of Captaine Jones (1656)
Here's no place to fly,Come friends, let's bravely live or bravely die. The Legend of Captaine Jones (1656)
Thy immortalityNeptune thou must resigne, if I come thither:One sea may not containe us both together. The Legend of Captaine Jones (1656)
Nor waves nor winds could fright him with the motionWho thought he could containe and pisse an ocean. The Legend of Captaine Jones (1656)
Sing thy armes (Bellona) and the man'sWhose mighty deeds out-did great Tamberlan's. The Legend of Captaine Jones (1656)
Wild mares' milk nurst him on the mountaines' gorse,Which gave him strength and stomach like a horse;Goats' flesh matur'd him, kill'd on craggy tops,Which taught him to mount rampiers like those rocks. The Legend of Captaine Jones (1656)