...who, so they deem'd, Like those celestial messengers • beheld All accidents, and judges were of all. The lively Grecian, — in a land of hills, Rivers,...countries, at the choice Of all adventurers. With unrivall'd skill, As nicest observation furnish'd hints For studious fancy, his quick hand bestow'd...

...this sentence did not suggest to Wordsworth one of the most poetical passages in the ' Excursion.' " The lively Grecian, in a land of hills, Rivers, and...variable, Could find commodious place for every God. * * * * - * in every grove A gay or pensive tenderness prevailed Where piety more awful had relaxed....

...who, so they deemed, Like those celestial messengers heheld All accidents, and jndges were of all. The lively Grecian, in a land of hills. Rivers and fertile plains, and sounding shores,— mist (54 Under a cope of sky more variahle, Could find commodious place for every God, "Promptly received,...

...messengers beheld All accidents, and judges were of all. The lively Grecian, in a land of hills, Eivers and fertile plains, and sounding shores, — Under a cope of sky more variable,1 Could find commodious place for every God, Promptly received, as prodigally brought, From...

...who, so they deemed, Like those celestial messengers beb.eld All accidents, and judges were of all. The lively Grecian, in a land of hills, Rivers and...and sounding shores, — Under a cope of sky more variable,1 Could find commodious place for every God, Promptly received, as prodigally brought, From...

...who, so they deemed, Like those celestial messengers beheld All accidents, and judges were of all. The lively Grecian, in a land of hills, Rivers and...every God, Promptly received, as prodigally brought, him From the surrounding countries, at the choice Of all adventurers. With unrivalled skill, As nicest...

...who, so they deemed, Like those celestial messengers beheld All accidents, and judges were of all. The lively Grecian, in a land of hills, Rivers and...variable, Could find commodious place for every God, l"romptly received, as prodigally brought. From the surrounding countries, at the choice Of all adventurers....

...Greek mythology was the most beautiful in the world.1 It could incorporate and " find commodious 1 The lively Grecian in a land of hills, Rivers and...variable, Could find commodious place for every god. In that fair clime the lonely herdsman stretch'd On the soft grass through half a summer's day With...

...themselves were supposed to wash seven times" before reading them. " The lively Grecian," as we know, " In a land of hills, Rivers and fertile plains and sounding shores, Under a eope of variegated sky, Could find commodious place for every god" ; but the myths he wove about those...

...habitation of the living have i perished. . . . 1. The lines in Wordsworth's Excursion, bk. iv., are — " The lively Grecian, in a land of hills, Rivers, and...fertile plains, and sounding shores, Under a cope of variegated sky, Could find commodious place for every god, From the surrounding countries — at the...