...his conception of the dignity of his office before we have read more than half a dozen lines : — Poetry is itself a thing of God ; He made his prophets poets : and the mote We feel of poesle do we become Like God in love and power, under-makers. All great lays, equals...

...Student. Take up the book, and if thou understandest, Unfold it to me. Festus. What I can, I will. Poetry is itself a thing of God ; He made His prophets poets : and the more We feel of poetry, do we become Like God in love and power. Student, Under-makers. Futus. All great lays, equals...

...Many. STUDENT. Take up the book and if thou understandest Unfold it to me. What I can I will; TJESTC3. Poetry is itself a thing of God; He made his prophets poets; and the more We feel of poetry, do we become Like God in love and power. STUDEHT. Under-makers. FESTUS. All great lays, equals...

...since the date of our own era, can this predominating characteristic be other than the Christian. ' Poetry is itself a thing of God, He made his prophets poets ; and the more We feel of poesy do we become Like God in love and power, — under-makers. All great lays, equals to the minds...

...second edition he has prefixed a sort of apology, or defence of his subject. We extract a few lines : " Poetry is itself a thing of God ; He made his prophets...of poesie do we become Like God in love and power — UNDER makert. All great lays, equals to the minds of men, Deal more or less with the divine, and...

...second edition he has prefixed a sort of apology, or defence of his subject. We extract a few lines: " Poetry is itself a thing of God; He made his prophets...and the more We feel of poesie do we become Like God ju love and power — UNDER maikers. All great lays, equals to the minds of men, Deal more or less...

...poet of our own day, whose memory shall live as long as time lasts, Philip James Bailey, declares, " Poetry is itself a thing of God ; He made His prophets poets ; — and the more We feel of poesy do we become Like trod in love and power.'1 The poems of the sacred scriptures are raised to...

...second edition he has prefixed a sort of apology, or defence of his subject. We extract a few lines : " Poetry is itself a thing of God ; He made his prophets...of poesie do we become Like God in Love and power — UNDER makers, All great lays, equals to the minds of men, Deal more or less with the divine, and...

...been. Poetry is i'self a thing of God : He made hi» prophets poete ; and the more We feel of poésie, do we become Like God in love and power; under-makers. All great lays, equals to the mind of man, Deal more or less with the divine, and have For end some good of mind or soul of man....

...those who use The interlinear version of the light ; Which is the spirit's, and given within ourselves. Poetry is itself a thing of God ; He made His prophets...become Like God in love and power, — under-makers. And song is of the supernatural Natural utterance ; and solely can Speak the unbounded beauty of the...