 | 1814 - 786 ページ
...he receive • The laurel, meed of famous bards of yore, Which Uryden and diviner Spenserwore — In happy hour — and well may he rejoice, Whose earliest...Glory to GOD, his song — Deliverance for Mankind ! Wake, lute and harp ! My soul take up, the strain ! Glory to GOD ! Deliverance for Mankind ! Joy,... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1814 - 830 ページ
...doth he receive The Laurel, meed of famous Bards of yore. Which Dryden and diviner Spenser wore, In happy hour, and well may he rejoice, Whose earliest...Glory to God, his song, . . Deliverance for Mankind ! II. Wake, lute and harp ; My Soul take up the strain ! Glory to God ! Deliverance for Mankind ! Joy,... | |
 | 362 ページ
...earliest task must \tc TII raise the cvultaut llvinn for Victory, And join a nation's jov wilti harp aiitl voice, Pouring the strain of triumph on the wind, Glory to God, bis song,— Deliverance for Mankind !" In some circles, the appointment of Mr. Sniitliey, to the oflicc... | |
 | Stephen Jones, Charles Molloy Westmacott - 1815 - 392 ページ
...diviner Spenser wore, In happy hour; and well may he rejoice, Whose earliest task must be To raise th' exultant hymn for victory, And join a nation's joy...strain of triumph on the wind .. Glory to God, his song—Deliverance for mankind ! n. Wake, lute and harp ! My soul, take up the strain ! Glory to God... | |
 | Stephen Jones, Charles Molloy Westmacott - 1815 - 406 ページ
...doth he receive The laurel, meed of famous bards of yore, Which Dryden and diviner Spenser wore., In happy hour ; and well may he rejoice, Whose earliest task must be" To raise th' exultant hymn for victory, And join a nation's joy with harp and voice, Pouring the strain of triumjsn... | |
 | William Hazlitt - 1819 - 488 ページ
...doth he receive The Laurel, meed of famous hards of yore, Which Dryden and diviner Spenser wore, In happy hour, and well may he rejoice, Whose earliest...on the wind, Glory to God, his song — deliverance to mankind! Wake, lute and harp ! &c. &c." Mr. Southey has not exactly followed the suggestion of an... | |
 | William Hazlitt - 1819 - 488 ページ
...doth he receive The Laurel, meed of famous bards of yore, 'Which Dryden and diviner Spenser wore, in happy hour, and well may he rejoice, Whose earliest...Pouring the strain of triumph on the wind, Glory to God, bis song — deliverance to mankind! Wake, late and harp I &c. &c." Mr. Southey has not exactly followed... | |
 | William Hazlitt - 1819 - 484 ページ
...meed of famous hards of yore, 'Which Dryden and diviner Spenser wore, In happy hour, and well ni<iy he rejoice, Whose earliest task must be To raise the...on the wind, Glory to God, his song — deliverance to mankind! Wake, lute and harp I &c. &c." Mr. Southey has not exactly followed the suggestion of an... | |
 | William Hazlitt - 1819 - 488 ページ
...doth he receive The Laurel, meed of famous hards of yore, Which Dryden and diviner Spenser wore, In happy hour, and well may he rejoice, Whose earliest...for victory, And join a nation's joy with harp and voicq, Pouring the strain of triumph on the wind, Glory to God, his song — deliverance to mankind!... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1821 - 106 ページ
...Bards of yore, Which Dryden and diviner Spenser wore, . In happy hour, and well may he rejoice, A3 L Whose earliest task must be To raise the exultant...wind, Glory to God, his song, Deliverance for Mankind! II. Wake, lute and harp ! My Soul take up the strain ! Glory to God ! Deliverance for Mankind ! Joy,... | |
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IN happy hour doth he receive The Laurel, meed of famous Bards of yore, Which Dryden and diviner Spenser wore, . . In happy hour, and well may he rejoice, Whose earliest task must be To raise the exultant hymn for victory... 
