 | Bernard Barton - 1827 - 216 pages
...victorious power ; And somewhat of a scornful smile Upcurl'd liis haughty lip the while. And now he stood with brow serene Where slaves might prostrate...manly mien In Caesar's palace hall ; Claiming, with kindling brow and cheek, The privilege e'en there to speak. 5. Nor could Rome's haughty Lord withstand... | |
 | John Epy Lovell - 1836 - 534 pages
...victorious power ; And somewhat of a scornful smile Upcurled his haughty lip the while. And now he stood, with brow serene, Where slaves might prostrate fall ; Bearing a Briton's manly mien In Caesar's palace-hall ; Claiming, with kindling brow and cheek, The privilege even there to speak. Nor could... | |
 | John Epy Lovell - 1843 - 524 pages
...passed Of Rome's victorious power ; And somewhat of a scornful smile Upcurled his haughty lip the while. And now ho stood, with brow serene, Where slaves might...prostrate fall ; Bearing a Briton's manly mien In Caesar's palace-hall ; Claiming, with kindling brow and cheek, The privilege even there to speak. Nor could... | |
 | John Epy Lovell - 1844 - 900 pages
...victorious power ; And somewhat of a scornful smile Upcurled his haughty lip the while. And now he stood, with brow serene, Where slaves might prostrate fall ; Bearing a Briton's manly mien In Csesar's palace-hall ; Claiming, with kindling brow and cheek, The privilege even there to speak. Nor... | |
 | General reciter - 1845 - 348 pages
...victorious power ; And somewhat of a scornful smile Upcurl'd his haughty lip the while. And now he stood with brow serene, Where slaves might prostrate...manly mien In Caesar's palace hall ; Claiming, with kindling brow and cheek, The privilege even there to speak. Nor could Rome's haughty Lord withstand... | |
 | John Epy Lovell - 1846 - 540 pages
...victorious power ; And somewhat of a scornful smile Upcurled his haughty lip the while. And now he stood, with brow serene, Where slaves might prostrate fall ; Bearing a Briton's manly mien In Caesar's palace-hall ; Claiming, with kindling brow and cheek, The privilege even there to speak. Nor could... | |
 | John Epy Lovell - 1855 - 520 pages
...victorious power ; And somewhat of a scornful smile Upcurled his haughty lip the while. And now he stood, with brow serene, Where slaves might prostrate fall ; Bearing a Briton's manly mien In Caesar's palace-hall ; Claiming, with kindling brow and cheek, The privilege even there to speak. Nor could... | |
 | William Cullen Bryant - 1871 - 968 pages
...victorious power ; And somewhat of a scornful smile Upcurled his haughty lip the while. And now he ough hands, — " Well, 0, well have ye done In noble, noble Piedmont, who would not 1» nob CiEsar's palace hall ; Claiming, with kindled brow and cheek, The liberty e'en there to speak. Nor... | |
 | 1872 - 900 pages
...victorious power ; And somewhat of a scornful smilo Upcurled his haughty lip the while. And now he MQ&6 y Ћ ? @z C Ő9 ce ) PQ kindled brow and cheek, The liberty e'en there -to speak. Nor could Rome's haughty lord withstand The... | |
 | Star reciter - 1873 - 330 pages
...victorious power ; And somewhat of a scornful smile Upcurl'd his haughty lip the while. And now he stood, with brow serene, Where slaves might prostrate...manly mien, In Caesar's palace hall ; Claiming, with kindling brow and cheek, The privilege e'en there to speak. Nor could Rome's haughty lord withstand... | |
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Unbound his head, unbent his knee, Undimmed his eye, his aspect free. A free and fearless glance he cast On temple, arch, and tower, By which the long procession passed Of Rome's victorious power ; And somewhat of a scornful smile Upcurled his haughty... 
