"]
[go] ----_his whole celestial skin_.
[go] ----_his whole celestial skin_.
Byron
.
and there he was first flayed, and afterwards
his head was smitten off. "--_Golden Legend_, edited by F. S. Ellis,
1900, v. 41. ]
[512] {495}
"Then I beheld the King. From a cloud which covered the pavement
His reverend form uprose: heavenward his face was directed.
Heavenward his eyes were raised, and heavenward his arms were directed. "
_The Vision, etc. _, iii.
[513] [The reading of the MS. and of the _Liberal_ is "pottered. " The
editions of 1831, 1832, 1837, etc. , read "pattered.
"]
[go] ----_his whole celestial skin_. --[MS. erased. ]
[gp] _Or some such other superhuman ichor_. --[MS. erased. ]
[gq] {496}_By Captain Parry's crews_----. --[_The Liberal_, 1822, i. 12. ]
[514] ["The luminous arch had broken into irregular masses, streaming
with much rapidity in different directions, varying continually, in
shape and interest, and extending themselves from north, by the east, to
north. The usual pale light of the aurora strongly resembled that
produced by the combustion of phosphorus; a very slight tinge of red was
noticed when the aurora was most vivid, but no other colours were
visible. "--_Sir E. Parry's Voyage in_ 1819-20, p. 135. ]
[515] [Compare "Methought I saw a fair youth borne with prodigious speed
through the heavens, who gave a blast to his trumpet so violent, that
the radiant beauty of his countenance was in part disfigured by
it. "--Translation of Quevedo's "Dream of Skulls," by G.
his head was smitten off. "--_Golden Legend_, edited by F. S. Ellis,
1900, v. 41. ]
[512] {495}
"Then I beheld the King. From a cloud which covered the pavement
His reverend form uprose: heavenward his face was directed.
Heavenward his eyes were raised, and heavenward his arms were directed. "
_The Vision, etc. _, iii.
[513] [The reading of the MS. and of the _Liberal_ is "pottered. " The
editions of 1831, 1832, 1837, etc. , read "pattered.
"]
[go] ----_his whole celestial skin_. --[MS. erased. ]
[gp] _Or some such other superhuman ichor_. --[MS. erased. ]
[gq] {496}_By Captain Parry's crews_----. --[_The Liberal_, 1822, i. 12. ]
[514] ["The luminous arch had broken into irregular masses, streaming
with much rapidity in different directions, varying continually, in
shape and interest, and extending themselves from north, by the east, to
north. The usual pale light of the aurora strongly resembled that
produced by the combustion of phosphorus; a very slight tinge of red was
noticed when the aurora was most vivid, but no other colours were
visible. "--_Sir E. Parry's Voyage in_ 1819-20, p. 135. ]
[515] [Compare "Methought I saw a fair youth borne with prodigious speed
through the heavens, who gave a blast to his trumpet so violent, that
the radiant beauty of his countenance was in part disfigured by
it. "--Translation of Quevedo's "Dream of Skulls," by G.
