...more our long-lost Arthur we bewail (i). " All-hail, ye genuine Kings, Britannia's Issue, III. 2. " Girt with many a Baron bold " Sublime their starry...divine ! " Her eye proclaims her of the Briton-Line ; (I) No more our long-lost Arthur we bnvail. It was the common belief of the Welsh nation, that King...

...long-lost Arthur we bewail (i). " All-hail, ye genuine Kings, Britannia's Issue, " hail (k). III. 2. " Girt with many a Baron bold " Sublime their starry...divine! " Her eye proclaims her of the Briton-Line; (i) No more our long-lett Arthur vie bewail. It was the common belief of the Welsh nation, that Kin;...

...our long lost Arthur we bewail i. " All-hail ye genuine Kings, Britannia's Issue, hail k. III. 2. " Girt with many a Baron bold " Sublime their starry...divine ! " Her eye proclaims her of the Briton-Line ; i JVo more our long-lost Arthur we bewail. It was the common belief of the Welsh nation, that King...

...From Cambria's thousand hills a thousand strains Triumphant tell aloud, another Arthur reigns. 13. Girt with many a Baron bold, Sublime their starry fronts they rear. Ant. iii. /. 1, a. VARIATION. MS. Youthful Knights, and Barons bold, With dazzling helm, and horrent...

...our long-lost Arthur* we bewail. * All hail, ye genuine Kings, f Britannia's issue, hail ! III. 2. ' Girt with many a Baron bold ' Sublime their starry...' Her eye proclaims her of the Briton-Line ; ' Her lion-port,t her awe-commanding face, ' Attemper'd sweet to virgin-grace. ' What strings symphonious...

...his hundred arms ;" but that " a desert cave" should exercise the same func1 tion is incredible. " Girt with many a baron bold, Sublime their starry...dames, and statesmen old, In bearded majesty appear." Our poet was perfectly in the right, to allow to an aged statesman the silver representative of age...

...starry fronts they rear ; * And gorgeous dames, and statesmen old ' lu bearded iriijesty, appear." ' lu the midst a form divine! ' Her eye proclaims her of the Briton-line; * Her lion port, her awe-commanding face, * Alu.i-ji. iM sweet to virgin grace. c What strings symnhonious...

...his hundred arms ;" but that " a desert cave" should exercise the same func•v MI is incredible. " Girt with many a baron bold, Sublime their starry fronts they rear ; And gorgeovt ilames, and statesmen oUt, In bearded majesty appear." Our poet was perfectly in the right,...

...our long-lost Arthur" we bewail. All-hail, ye genuine kings '»; Britannia's issue, hail ! " Ci'irt his parents saw themselves renew'i!, Begotten by...Then came drum, trumpet, hautboy, fM'c.ftute ; Nex :° Ruinous civil wars of York and Lancaster. 11 Henry the Sixth, Oonre duke of Claren«-. Edward the...

...regain their sovereignty over this island ; which seemed to. be accomplished in the house of Tudor., In the midst a form divine ! Her eye proclaims her of the Briton-line ; Her lion-port 3°, her awe-commanding face, Attemper'd sweet to virgin-grace. What strings symphonious tremble in...