...to me that you are, in this finest part of the year, winning a little enjoyment from the hard world. In truth, the great Elements we know of, are no mean...comforters : the open sky sits upon our senses like a sapphire-crown ; the air is our robe of state ; the earth is our throne ; and the sea a mighty minstrel...

...to remember his rapturous articulation of homage to the glory of the Universe. " The open sky sets upon, our senses like a sapphire crown ; the air is...; and the sea a mighty minstrel playing before it — able, like David's harp, to make us forget almost the tempest cares of life." Those tempest cares...

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...martyrs to vice far exceed the martyrs to virtue, both in endurance and in number. THE open sky is to our senses like a sapphire crown : the air is our...throne, and the sea a mighty minstrel playing before it. WHEN the fox preaches, look after your geese. WERE perfection itself on a throne, courtiers would still...

...part of the year, winning a little enjoyment from the hard world. In truth, the great Elements that we know of, are no mean comforters ; the open sky...; and the sea a mighty minstrel playing before it ." Alas ! one must be Keats or Shakespeare to think and write thus, and that offhand. Let me end with...

...see that you are, in this finest part of the year, winning a little enjoyment from the hard world. In truth, the great Elements we know of, are no mean...; and the sea a mighty minstrel playing before it — able, like David's harp, to make such a one as you forget almost the tempest cares of life. I have...

...outburst of delight in pure natural loveliness which even he could hardly have bettered by verse : — " In truth, the great Elements we know of, are no mean...throne, and the sea a mighty minstrel playing before it " : — and again, " O for a life of sensations rather than of thoughts!" — It is not thus, however,...

...the ethics and in the cosmology of the school. — ED. t Compare Keats to his friend Bailey in 1817 : "The great elements we know of are no mean comforters...and the sea a mighty minstrel playing before it." — ED. 202 ON THE POWER OF SOUND. Thy pinions, universal Air, Ever waving to and fro, Are delegates...

...ethics and in the cosmology of the school. — ED. t Compare Keats to his friend Bailey in 1817 : " The great elements we know of are no mean comforters...and the sea a mighty minstrel playing before it." — ED. 1 1335. Thy pinions, universal Air, Ever waving to and fro, Are delegates of harmony, and bear...

...the ethics and in the cosmology of the school. — ED. t Compare Keats to his friend Bailey in 1817 : "The great elements we know of are no mean comforters...air is our robe of state ; the earth is our throne ; aud the sea a mighty minstrel playing before it."— ED. 202 ON THE POWER OF SOUND. Thy pinions,...