True, but the strength of god is mightier still, And oft, in direst strait, It lifteth from the lowest depths of ill Him who, with cloud-veiled eyes, was desperate. (Aeschylus)

True, but the strength of god is mightier still, And oft, in direst strait, It lifteth from the lowest depths of ill Him who, with cloud-veiled eyes, was desperate.

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