[743] Compare, in Bacon's Essays, No. 46, 'Of Gardens,' "The Breath of Flowers is farre Sweeter in the Aire, when it comes and goes, like the Warbling of Musick."—Ed.
[744] 1836.
The solemn rites, the awful forms,
Founder amid fanatic storms;
The priests are from their altars thrust,
The temples levelled with the dust: 1835.
[745] Compare a passage in Daniel's Musopilus, beginning—
Sacred Religion! mother of form and fear!
How gorgeously sometimes dost thou sit decked!—Ed.
[746] 1836.
... almighty Will, 1835.
[747] 1845.
Her admonitions Nature yields; 1835.
Divine admonishment She yields, 1836.