"zephyrous" meaning in English

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          "text": "1800, Frederick Howard, Earl of Carlisle, The Stepmother, London: R.H. Evans, Act V, Scene 1, p. 75,\nThe last night’s tempest was a zephyrous gale,\nTo the rough storm that tears his frame to atoms:"
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          "ref": "1909, Jessie Mackay, “The Garden of Art”, in Land of the Morning, Christchurch: Whitcombe & Tombs, p:",
          "text": "And the blossom as scarlet as blood, the single, the starry, the strong,\nIs the Alpine love that is nurtured in clefts of the toiler’s life,—\nThe love that is sought not in languor nor chanted in zephyrous song,\nBut held in the heart of the storm when the soul has been wed to a wife.",
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