...In numbers high, the witching tale The prophet poured along ; No after bard might e'er availf Those numbers to prolong. Yet fragments of the lofty strain...King Arthur's table round : The warrior of the lake ; * QuatgA*. Wooden cups, composed of staves hooped together t See introduction to this ballad.How...

...In numbers high, the witching tale The prophet pour'd along ; No after bard might e'er avail * Those numbers to prolong. Yet fragments of the lofty strain...Gawaine met the wound, And bled for ladies' sake. » See introduction to this Ballad. But chief, in gentle Tristrem's praise, The notes melodious swell;...

...4. and we are vainly left to regret that only a few scattered '« Fragments" of that heavenly art " Float down the tide of years, " As, buoyant on the stormy main, " A parted wreck appears." * I must not trust myself to speak of the exquisitely beautiful groupe of Cupid and Pysche, which stands...

...prolong. * Quaiglis— Wooden cups, composed of staves hooped together. ' See introduetion to this ballad. Yet fragments of the lofty strain Float down the tide...Tristrem's praise, The notes melodious swell ; Was none excell'dj in Arthur's days, The knight of Lionelle. For Marke, his cowardly uncle's right, A venom'd...

...hooped together. •f See introduction to this ballad. Yet fragments of the lofty strain Float clown the tide of years, As buoyant on the stormy main,...parted wreck appears. He sung King Arthur's Table Hound : The Warrior of the Lake ; How courteous Gawaine met the wound, And bled for ladies' sake. But...

...of heroes, and war, and conquest, so that, Yet fragments of the lofty strain Float down the stream of years, As buoyant on the stormy main A parted wreck appears. The church was more politic than Lewis, and endeavoured to turn the taste for song to pious uses, by...

...of heroes, and war, and conquest, so that, Yet fragments of the lofty strain Float down the stream of years, As buoyant on the stormy main A parted wreck appears. The church was more politic than Lewis, and endeavoured to turn the taste for song to pious uses, by...

...In numbers high, the witching tale The prophet pour'd along ; No after bard might e'er avail* Those numbers to prolong. Yet fragments of the lofty strain...Gawaine met the wound, And bled for ladies' sake. * See introduction to this Ballad. But chief, in gentle Tristrem's praise, The notes melodious swell...

...man." and we are vainly left to regret that only a few scattered " Fragments" of that heavenly art " Float down the tide of years, " As, buoyant on the stormy main, " A parted wreck appears."* I must not trust myself to describe the exquisitely beautiful groupe of Cupid and Psyche, which stands...

...numbers high, the witching tale The prophet pour'd along ; No after bard might e'er avail3 Those number» to prolong. Yet fragments of the lofty strain "Float...of the lake; How courteous Gawaine met the wound, (4-) And bled for ladies' sake. But chief, in pfntle Tristrem's praise, The notes melodious swell ;...