Sonnet 1. Two Voices are there Sonnet 11. It is a false theology that says Sonnet III. A green and flowery slope Sonnet iv. There's beauty, motion, music in the stream • 149 Sonnet v. Unknown, yet well remember'd Sonnet vi. 'Tis from the Lord, the humbled monarch cried 151 To an Eolian Harp, heard at Night Song,–How lightly, fleetly glide away Song,—'Twas not when early flowers were springing . 176 Song,—Throw, Father Time, thy hour-glass by Song,—With hopes once fondly cherish'd ERRATA. Page 46, line 5 from bottom, for Through all, read Throughout, 65, line 5, for beam, read gleam. ARGUMENT. Song of the Angels at our Lord's Advent.—Massacre of the Inno cents. -Destruction of Jerusalem.- Modern Jerusalem.- Predicted Restoration of the Jews.—Apostrophe to England as the chief Evangelist of the Nations.-Spread of Christianity in India.— In Persia.--In China. In Polynesia.-- In Greenland. -North American Indians.- Sierra Leone.- Central Africa. -Apostrophe to the Star of Bethlehem.—The Scriptures.Progress of Knowledge-Signs of the Times. TIE STAR IN THE EAST. O to have heard the unearthly symphonies, first The glory of the Lord shed sudden day, Day without dawn, starting from midnight, day Brighter than morning,on those lonely hills, Strange fear surprised-fear lost in wondering joy, When from the angelic multitude swell'd forth The many-voiced consonance of praise : |