...planted, as one always regards the scene which has been made illustrious by the presence of a great man. The waters murmur of their name, /The woods are peopled with their fame, The silent pillar, lone and grey, Claims kindred with their sacred clay, Their memory wraps the dusky...

...and the lives they have lived. " They fell, devoted, but undying; The very waves tlieir names seem sighing ; The waters murmur of their name, The woods are peopled with their fame, The silent pillars, lone and gray, Claim kindred to their sacred clay ; Their spirits wrapt the dusky...

...prouder sweep, because of the brave men whose life-blood has mingled with their streams. 'They (ell, devoted but undying; The very gale their names seems...sighing ; The waters murmur of their name ; The woods arc peopled with their fame. Their spirits wrap the dusky mountain ; Their memory sparkles o'er the...

...the country. Of them it may be said : " They fell devoted hut undying, The very gale their names seem sighing, The waters murmur of their name, The woods are peopled with their fame ; The silent pillar — lone and grey Claims kindred with their sacred clay : Their memory sparkles...

...the brave who lie upon their crests, and our rivers to move to the sea with a prouder sweep for those whose life-blood has mingled with their streams :—...their name, The woods are peopled with their fame, The meanest rill, the mightiest river, Roll mingling with their fame forever." Nor, Companions, in...

...the land itself is nobler and fairer by reason of the brave men who have been ready to die for it. " The waters murmur of their name ; The woods are peopled with their fame." The mountains seem to lift their heads more loftily, and the rivers to move to the sea with a more...

...though they have fallen, they live. "They fell devoted, but undying; The very gales their names seem sighing ; The waters murmur of their name ; The woods are peopled with their fame ; The silent pillar, lone and grey, Claims kindred with their sacred clay ; Their spirits wrap the...

...bled has a voice to proclaim that the memory of .their lives, and of their deaths shall never perish. They fell devoted, but undying; The very gale their...their name; The woods are peopled with their fame; The silent pillar, lone and gray, Claims kindred with their, sacred clay; Their spirits wrap the dusky...

...grandest heroes of the world died here. "They fell, devoted, but undying; The very gales their names seem sighing; The waters murmur of their name; The woods are peopled with their fame; 300 The silent pillars, lone and gray, Claim kindred with their silent clay; Their spirits wrap the...

...never knew Thy posterity shall sway. Where his eagles never flew, None invincible as they." COWPER. " The waters murmur of their name, The woods are peopled with their fame, The silent pillar lone and gray." BYRON. BEFORE the Druids inflamed the people with patriotic zeal...