The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 19, No. 534, February 18, 1832 by Various
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is but a translator.
It is difficult to select an entire scene for quotation, so that we take a specimen from Arixina: CHORUS OF BARDS. DIRGE. SEMI CHORUS. Mightiest of the mighty thou! Regal pearl-wreaths decked thy brow; On thy shield the lion shone, Glowing like the setting sun! And thy leopard helmet's frown, In the day of thy renown, O'er thy foemen terror spread, Grimly flashing on thy head. Master of the fiery steed, And the chariot in its speed,-- As its scythe-wedged wheels of blood Through the battle's crimson flood, Onward rushing, put to flight E'en the stoutest men of might,-- Age to age shall tell thy fame; Thine shall be a deathless name! Bards shall raise the song for thee In the halls of Chivalry. GRAND CHORUS. |
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