SEE The doom trail.

These words doom atheists to the fire.

But with fix'd eyes unto thy doom attend.

And my coming doom await.

Mo-i-ang : Doom-boo, Forster : - : Ganga, Cadlear, or Cadleang : - : Oro- : - : Treek, or Lan-gar-ree.

years ago, Long years ago, when first I heard, Amid the silence of my soul, The fearful silence of my soul, That warning voice of doom declare O God!

There rules the King Marsile, who loves not God, Apollo worships, and Mohammed serves; Nor can he from his evil doom escape.

Her direful doom fall crushing on my head, And into ruin let her plunge with me!

His doom accepts, perforce content, And acquiesces in asserted laws; Secluded now would pass his life, And leave to time the sequel of the strife.

"Traitress never I; Armenia Claims me ever as her own; Since her mighty doom hath fallen Never stranger have I known.

So chanted the Parcae; The banish'd one hearkens The song, the hoar captive Immur'd in his dungeon, His children's doom ponders, And boweth his head.

It was, as Mr. Carlyle calls it, "the far-famed blast of doom proclaiming into the ear of Lord Chesterfield and through him, of the listening world, that patronage should be no more.

Then give them back, nor such a doom provoke, Beware of Rustem's host-destroying stroke.

But in thy sentence our remorse foresee, And in that foresight this thy doom recall.

He whom a dream hath possessed knoweth no more of sorrow, At death and the dropping of leaves and the fading of suns he smiles, For a dream remembers no past and scorns the desire of a morrow, And a dream in a sea of doom sets surely the ultimate isles.

These by their doom sublime they illustrate.

Happy were those days for Deirdré, and with utter sadness she looked back to them afterwards, when the doom foretold had fallen upon her.