Than theirs, whose harp-notes peal’d from every height,
In the sun’s face, beneath the eye of light!
[251] Carnedd, a stone-barrow, or cairn.
[252] Cromlech, a Druidical monument or altar. The word means a stone of covenant.
[253] The ancient British chiefs frequently harangued their followers from small artificial mounts of turf.—Pennant.
[254] Llyn, a lake or pool.
[255] Eryri, Snowdon.
THE VOICE OF SPRING.[256]
I come, I come! ye have call’d me long—
I come o’er the mountains with light and song!