...thee, with that great thought, warm the while, — That he does live, Philemon ! Ay, most sure ! " He lives ! " hark, — waves say, winds sing out the...will, — Boiled round with breakers, to no other cry I All in one choros, — what the master-word They take up? — hark ! " There are no gods, no gods...

...thought, warm the while,— That he does live, Philemon ! Ay, most sure ! " He lives ! " hark,—waves say, winds sing out the same, And yonder dares the citied ridge of Rhodes North bay from south,—each guarded calm, that guest May enter gladly, blow what wind there will,—...

...with the sweet bells of the sauntering herd. ' 50. Cf. Browning, ' Aristophanes' Apology,' 365 — ' Yonder dares the citied ridge of Rhodes Its headlong plunge from sky to sea. ' 51. tlacbbarltdj must be taken with mit. Cf. Vire. GeoreLine ' O fortunatos nimium, sua si bona norint,...

...Keeping thee, with that great thought, warm the while, — That he does live, Philemon ! Ay, most sure ! May enter gladly, blow what wind there will, — Boiled...round with breakers, to no other cry ! All in one chores, — what the master-word They take up ? — hark ! " There are no gods, no gods I Glory to...

...thee, with that great thought, warm the while, — That he does live, Philemon ! Ay, most sure ! " He lives ! " hark, — waves say, winds sing out the...round with breakers, to no other cry ! All in one chores, — what the master-word They take up? — hark ! "There are no gods, no gods ! Glory to God—...

...thee, with that great thought, warm the while, — That lie does live, Philemon ! Ay, most sure ! " He lives ! " hark, — waves say, winds sing out the...guarded calm, that guest May enter gladly, blow what wiud there will, — Boiled round with breakers, to no other cry ! All in one chores, — what the...

...thee, with that great thought, warm the while, — That he does live, Philemon ! Ay, most sure ! " He lives ! " hark, — waves say, winds sing out the same, And yonder dares the citied ridge of Hhodes Its headlong plunge from sky to sea, disparts North bay from south, — each gnarded calm, that...

...Keeping thee, with that great thought, warm the while, — That he does live, Philemon! Ay, most sure! "He lives!" hark, — waves say, winds sing out the...same, And yonder dares the citied ridge of Rhodes ea Its headlong plunge from sky to sea, disparts North bay from south, — each guarded calm, that...

..."precipitously"; abftiirjt, " plunges " ; 1. and M. compare Browning, Aristophanes' Apology, 11. 365 f . : "Yonder dares the citied ridge of Rhodes Its headlong plunge from sky to sea." 85 etoigen, "infinite." M getonbert, "railed in," the first indication of human agency. M The exuberance...

...the “veil” of the foliage or the dusk. 31. Cf. Browning, at the close of Aristophanes' Apoingy: And yonder dares the citied ridge of Rhodes Its headlong plunge from sky to sea. 33. On the change in this verse (see variant) Schiier writes to Humboldt, Nov. 29, 1795: ¿af ten genie...