 | Henry Theodore Tuckerman - Sicily (Italy) - 1852 - 202 pages
...never did behold a spectacle fu'l of natural glory. All Syracuse starts up upon her hills, And lirtoi her hundred thousand hands. She shouts — hark how..."* When, on the ensuing morning, they came upon the carriage-road, which extends only to the distance of a few miles from the walls, the quiet and solitude... | |
 | Ireland - 1854 - 594 pages
...Dionysius, When wer't thou in thy life hail'd with a peal Of hearts and hands like that one ? Shout again ! Again, until the mountains echo you, And the great...joins in that mighty voice, And old Enceladus, the Son»of Earth, Stirs in his mighty caverns ! Tell me, slaves, Where is your tyrant? Let me see him... | |
 | Henry Theodore Tuckerman - Sicily (Italy) - 1856 - 208 pages
...him look on me too ; He never did behold a spectacle More full of natural glory. All Syracuse starts up upon her hills, And lifts her hundred thousand..."* When, on the ensuing morning, they came upon the carriage-road, which extends only to the distance of a few miles from the walls, the quiet and solitude... | |
 | Patrick Joseph Murray - 1857 - 366 pages
...Dionysius, When wer't thou in thy life hail'd with a peal Of hearts and hands like that one ? Shout again ! Again, until the mountains echo you, And the great...Enceladus, the Son of Earth, Stirs in his mighty caverns ! Tell me, slaves, Where is your tyrant ? Let me see him now ; Why stands he hence aloof ? Where is... | |
 | Patrick Joseph Murray - 1857 - 366 pages
...Dionysius, When wer"t thou in thy life hail'd with a peal Of hearts and hands like that one ? Shout again ! Again, until the mountains echo you, And the great...joins in that mighty voice, And old Enceladus, the Sou of Earth, Stirs in his mighty caverns ! Tell me, slaves, Where is your tyrant ? Let me see him... | |
 | Patrick Joseph Murray - 1857 - 368 pages
...Dionysius, When wer"t thou in thy life hail'd with a peal Of hearts and hands like that one ? Shout again ! Again, until the mountains echo you, And the great sea joins in that mighty voice, And old Euoeladus, the Son of Earth, Stirs in his mighty caverns ! Tell me, slaves, Where is your tyrant ?... | |
 | John Banim - 1860 - 86 pages
...hail'd with a peal 0? hearts and hands like that one ? Shout again ! [Slwuts, R. Again ! (Shouts, R.) until the mountains echo you, And the great sea joins in that mighty voice, And old Euceladus, the Son of Earth, Stirs in his mighty caverns. ( Three shouts.) Tell me, slaves, Where is... | |
 | Robert Raikes Raymond - Recitations - 1864 - 530 pages
...hailed with a peal Of hearts and hands, like that one ! Shout again ! [Shouts, E. Again ! [Shouts, E.,] until the mountains echo you, And the great sea joins...Enceladus, the Son of Earth, Stirs in his mighty caverns. [ Three shouts.] Tell me, slaves, "Where is your tyrant? Let me see him, now; Why stands he hence aloof?... | |
 | John William Stanhope Hows - American drama - 1865 - 592 pages
...life hailed with a peal Of hearts and hands like that one ? Shout again ! [Shouts. Again ! [Shouts.] until the mountains echo you, And the great sea joins...Enceladus, the Son of Earth, Stirs in his mighty caverns. [Shouts.] Tell me, slaves, Where is your tyrant ? Let me see him now ; Why stands he hence aloof? Where... | |
 | English drama - 1865 - 336 pages
...peal Of hearts and hands like that one ? Shout again ! (Shouts.) Again E (Shouis.) until the mouutains echo you, And the great sea joins in that mighty voice, And old EuceladuB, the Son of Earth, Stirs In his mighty caverns. (Three shoutt.) Tell me, slaves, Where is... | |
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Tell me, slaves, Where is your tyrant ? Let me see him now ; Why stands he hence aloof? Where is your master? What is become of Dionysius ? I would behold and laugh at him ! Dionysius. 
