Fat 7 | sheep and / oxen | 7 from the town are | led, 71 17 With | generous | wine, 717 and all-sus | taining bread. 71 . Full 7 | hecatombs | lay 7 | burning | 7 on the shore; 71 | 7 The | winds to heav'n | 7 the curling | va pours | bore. 9 | | | 7 Un | grateful | offering | 7 to the immortal pow ers! | 7 Whose | wrath hung | heavy 1 7 o’er the | Trojan | towers; 1 1 7 Nor | Priam 1 7 nor his | sons ob | tain’d their | grace; 7 | Proud 7 | Troy they hated, | 7 and her / guilty race. 7 1 1 1 7 The | troops ex | ulting | sat in order | round, 7 | 1 7 And | beaming | fires 7 | 7il | lumin’d | all the | ground. 7| As when the Moon, 7 17 re | fulgent | lamp of | night, 7 | 7 O’er | heav'ns clear | azure | spreads her | sacred | light, 71 When not a | breath7 117 dis | turbs the deep se | rene, 71 And not a cloud 717 o'er | casts the solemn scene, 7 | 17 A | round her / throne 7 1 7 the | vivid | plan ets | roll, 71 And | stars un number'd | gild the glowing | pole, 71 a O'er the dark | trees 7 17 a 1 yellower | verdure | shed, 7 | 7 And | tip with silver | every | mountain's | head; Then 7 | shine the , vales, 7 | 7 the rocks 717 in prospect | rise, 7 | 7 A | flood of glory 9 | bursts from all the skies: 1 1711 1 | 11 7 The conscious / swains, 7 | 7 rejoicing in the I sight, 71 | Eye the blue 7 | vault, 7 | 7 and | bless the glori ous | light. 9 | 1 1 So 7 | many | flames, 7 | 7 be | fore 7 | proud 7 | Ili on blaze, 7 | 7 And | lighten | glimmering | Zanthus | 7 with her | rays; 7) 17 7 The | long re | flections | 7 of the distant fires 1 71 Gleam on the / walls, 7 17 and tremble | 7 on the | spires. 70 7A | thousand | piles the | dusky | horrors / gild, 7 | 7 And / shoot a | shady | lustre 1 7 o'er the field. 7 III Full 7 | fifty | guards 7 | each 7 | flaming | pile at tend, 71 1 7 Whose | umber'd | arms, 7 | 17 by | fits, 7 | thick 7 | flashes / send, 71 Loud 7 | neigh the coursers | 7 o'er their | heaps of | corn, 7 | ! 7 And | ardent | warriours I wait the / rising morn. 7 1 1 1 HYMN TO THE DEITY ON THE SEASONS OF THE YEAR. THESE as they | change, 7 || All mighty | Father, | | these 7 | Are but the varied | God. 91 17 The rolling 1 | year 71 7 Is | full of thee. 9 | 1 | Forth in the pleasing | Spring 71 17 11 air 7 | 7 is balm, 7| | Echo the mountains / round, 71 1 7 the forest | 1 smiles, 711 7 And I every | sense, 7 1 7 and I every | heart 717 is 1 joy. 71 1 Then 7 | comes thy | glory | 7 in the summer months, 71 7 With | light and heat re | fulgent. ! | | Then 7 1 thy | sun 71 Shoots 7 | full per | fection | through the | swelling i || 7 And I oft 91 thy | voice 717 in | dreadful thunder / speaks. 7| | | 11 7 And | oft 7 | 7 at dawn, 7| | deep 7 | noon 7 | 7 or | falling | eve, 9 | 7 By | brooks 7 | 7 and I groves, 117 and I hollow | whispering / gales. 7| | | year. 71 : 7 Thy | bounty | shines in | -Autumn / uncon | fin ed, 71 7 And / spreads a common / feast 7 1 1 7 for all that live. 71 1 1 7 In / Winter | | awful | thou! 717 with | clouds and | storms 7 | 7 Around thee thrown 7| | tempest o'er | temp 1 est rolld:71 1 7 Ma | jestic | darkness! I l 17 on the whirl wind's | wing 9 | Riding | sub | lime, 7| 17 thou | bidst the world 7 17 a dore, 71 7 And | humblest | nature | 7 with thy | northern blast. 7 1 1 1 ng Mys / terious | round! 7| | 1 7 what / skill, 7 | 7 what | force di | vine, 7 | Deep 7 | felt 7 | 7 in these ap | pear, 71 17 al simple | train, 71, Yet so de | lightful mix’d, 71 1 7 with such 71 1 kind 7 | art, 7 | Such 7 | beauty | 7 and be / neficence | 7 com | bin ed, 7 | | Shade 7 | unper | ceived, 7 | 50 7 | softening | 7 into | shade ; 91 7 And all 7 | 50 7 | forming an har | monious 1 whole, 71 That as they / still suc | ceed, 717-they ravish | still. 7. Il 7 But / wandering 1 I oft7 | 7 with | brute un conscious | gaze, 7 | ។ | Man 7 | marks not | thee, 7| | marks not the | mighty | hand, 71 ✓ That | ever | busy, I | wheels the silent | 1 spheres, 71 l Works 7 | 7 in the secret | deep, 7 | shoots 7 | teeming | thence 7 | 7 The / fair pro | fusion | 7 that o'er | spreads the spring, 7 | | Flings from the sun di | rect7 | 7 the flaming | day; 7 1 1 Feeds 7 | every | creature, | | hurls the | tempest | forth: 71 7 And as on | earth 7 | 7 this / grateful | change re | volves, 7 | tay With | transport | touches | all the / springs of life. 71 1 Nature | 7 at | tend! 7| | join 7 | every | living | soul, 7 | 7 Beneath the spacious / temple of the sky. 7 11 7 In | ado | ration | join, 7| 17 and | ardent raise 7 | One 7 | general | song! 7| 1 1 7 To | him 717 ye | vocal | gales, 7 | 7 | Breathe 7 | soft, 717 whose spirit | 7 in your | freshness / breathes: 7 | | | 07 | talk of him 7 | 7 in solitary | glooms! 7 | 1 | Where 7 | 7 o’er the rock, 7 1 7 the / scarcely | waving | pine 71 ng |