See the beautiful Song in Mr. Coleridge's Tragedy, "The Remorse." Why is the Harp of Quantock silent?—W. W. 1822.
The following is the song, Miserere Domine, from Coleridge's Remorse, act III. scene i.:—
Hear, sweet spirit, hear the spell,
Lest a blacker charm compel!
So shall the midnight breezes swell
With thy deep long-lingering knell.
And at evening evermore,
In a Chapel on the shore,
Shall the Chaunters sad and saintly,
Yellow tapers burning faintly,