...ft Strophe*, ver. 4, 5, 6. All Nature lifts the choral fong. The Fir-trees on the mountain's h?ad, Rejoice thro' all their pomp of fhade ; The lordly...thy fell force is broke, Our proud heads pierce the flues, nor fear the woodman's ftroke. 1-3Hell, from bergulph profound, Roufes at thine approach ; and,...

...He falls; and Earth again is free. Hark! at the call of Liberty, All Nature lifts the choral fong. The Fir-trees, on the mountain's head, Rejoice thro'...thy fell force is broke, Our proud heads pierce the Ikies, nor fear the woodman's ftrokc. I. 3Hell, from her gulph profound, Roufes at thine approach ;...

...He falls ; and Earth again is free. Hark! at the call of Liberty, All Nature lifts the choral fong. The Fir-trees, on- the mountain's head, Rejoice thro'...all their pomp of fhade; The lordly Cedars nod on fecred Lebanon : Tyrant ! they cry, fmce thy fell force is broke, Our proud heads pierce the flues,...

...5, 6. Jst Antistrophe, the whole Earth is at rest, Sec, ver. 7, 8, All Nature lifts the choral song. The Fir-trees, on the mountain's head, Rejoice thro' all their pomp of shade -. The lordly Cedars nod on sacred Lebanon : Tyrant ! they cry, since thy fell force is broke,...

...through all their pomp of shade ; The lordly cedars nod on sacred Lebanon : Tyrant ! they cry, since thy fell force is broke, Our proud heads pierce the skies, nor fear the woodman's stroke. I. 3. Hell, from her gulf profound, Rouses at thine approach ; and, all around, Her dreadful...

...through all their pomp of shade ; The lordly cedars nod on sacred Lebanon : Tyrant ! they cry, since thy fell force is broke, Our proud heads pierce the skies, nor fear the woodman's stroke. I. 3. Hell, from her gulf profound, Rouses at thine approach ; and, all around, Her dreadful...

...through all their pomp of shade ; " The lordly Cedars nod on sacred Lebanon : " Tyrant ! they cry, since thy fell force is broke, " Our proud heads pierce the skies, nor fear the woodman's stroke. « Hell, from her gulf profound, " Rouses at thine approach ; and, all around, " Her dreadful...

...through all their pomp of shade; The lordly cedars nod on 'sacred Lebanon : Tyrant ! they cry, since thy fell force is broke, Our proud heads pierce the skies, nor fear the woodman's stroke. 1.3. Hell, from her gulf profound, Houses at thine approach ; and, all around, Her dreadful...

...through all their pomp of shade; The lordly cedars nod on sacred Lebanon : Tyrant! they cry, since thy fell force is broke, Our proud heads pierce the skies, nor fear the woodman's stroke. * Thin Ode is a free paraphrase of part of the 14th chapter of Isaiah, where the Prophet, after...

...Rejoice thro' all their pomp of shade; The lorldy Cedars nod on sacred Lebanon : Tyrant! they cry, since thy fell force is broke, Our proud heads pierce the skies, nor fear the woodman's stroke. EpoDE.f , Hell, from her gulph profound, Rouses at thine approach ; and, all around, Her dreadful...