Let, as old Magellen did, Others roam about the sea; Build who will a pyramid; [a] 1807. Let, with bold advent'rous skill, Others thrid the polar sea; Rear a pyramid who will; 1820. Let the bold Adventurer thrid In his bark the polar sea; Rear who will a pyramid; 1827.

The cushat, as she thrid her way through the wood, continued to croon in her darksome treeand the lark, although just dropped from the cloud, was cheered by her presence into a new passion of song, and mounted over her head, as if it were his first matin hymn.

For he has thrid the angustiae domûs with dexterity.

For he has thrid the angustiæ domus with dexterity.

It will strivemine at least will'spite of its inaptitude, to thrid the maze; like an unskilled eye painfully poring upon hieroglyphics.

Its roots, trunk, and branches together thrid the universe, shooting Hela, the kingdom of death, Midgard, the abode of men, and Asgard, the dwelling of the gods, like so many concentric rings.