...outworn Europe? With the sound arise, 580 Like Samuel's shade to Saul's monarchic eyes, The prophets of young Freedom, summon'd far From climes of Washington...energetic shade, Robed in the lightnings which his hand allay'd; And Washington, the tyrant-tamer, wake, To bid us blush for these old chains, or break. But...

...sound arise, 380 Like Samuel's shade to Saul's monarchic eyes, The prophets of young Freedom, sununon'd if her step disturb'd the dead ! Away I we know that...death nor heeds nor hears distress: Will this unteach allay'd; And Washington, the tyrant-tamer, wake, To bid us blush for these old chains, or break. But...

...sound arise, 38o Like Samuel's shade to Saul's monarchic eyes, The prophets of young Freedom, summon'd my command. The Glacier's cold and restless mass Moves...Or with its ice delay. I am the spirit of the pla allay'd; And Washington, the tyrant-tamer, wake, To bid us blush for these old chains, or break. But...

...sound arise, 380 Like Samuel's shade to Saul's monarchic eyes, The prophets of young Freedom, summoned far From climes of Washington and Bolivar ; Henry,...the seas ; * And stoic Franklin's energetic shade, i. The Arragonians are peculiarly dexterous in the use of this weapon, and displayed it particularly...

...Hanover, in the colony of Virginia, and was the father of the famous revolutionary orator, Patrick — Henry, the forest-born Demosthenes Whose thunder shook the Philip of the seas. ALEXANDER ADDISON, a native of Keith (MA, Mar. Coll., 1777), after being schoolmaster of Aberlour,...

...Hanover, in the colony of Virginia, and was the father of the famous revolutionary orator, Patrick — Henry, the forest-born Demosthenes Whose thunder shook the Philip of the seas. ALEXANDER ADDISON, a native of Keith (MA, Mar. Coll., 1777), after being schoolmaster of Aberlour,...

...had departed; and, rising to their feet, the audience cheered until the hall rang with shouts. Like Henry, ' the forest-born Demosthenes, whose thunder shook the Philip of the Seas,' Ingersoll still held the crown within his grasp." And why should he not have held it ? That no other...

...tobacco duty suddenly called forth the most eloquent orator of the Revolution — the rustic Patrick Henry — The forest-born Demosthenes — Whose thunder shook the Philip of the Seas ; whose speech on that day passed into a proverb for a successful oratorical effort — "He is almost...

...sound arise, Like Samuel's shade to Saul's monarchic eyes, The prophets of young Freedom, snmnion'd what subdued. To change like this, a mind so far imbued With scorn of man, it little boots to know band allay 'd; And Washington, the tyrant-tamer, wake. To bid OB blush for these old chains, or break....

...had departed, and rising tn their feet, the uud'ience cheered till the hall rang with shouts. Like Henry, " The forestborn Demosthenes, whose thunder shook the Philip of the seas," Ingersull stilf held the crown within his grasp. Editorial from The Inter-Ocean, Chicago. November...