"Pour the full tide of eloquence along,
Serenely pure, and yet divinely strong;"
and _Ode on St. Cecilia's Day_, 11:
"The deep, majestic, solemn organs blow;"
also Thomson, _Liberty_, ii. 257:
"In thy full language speaking mighty things,
Like a clear torrent close, or else diffus'd
A broad majestic stream, and rolling on
Through all the winding harmony of sound."
9. Cf. Shenstone, _Inscr._: "Verdant vales and fountains bright;"
also Virgil, _Geo._ i. 96: "Flava Ceres;" and Homer, _Il._ v. 499:
[Greek: xanthê Dêmêtêr].