Index Entry | Daughter of heaven, whose magicle call [fl] |
Location | Williamsburg |
Citation | VGW(HU.773.122 2 Sep 1773:41 (1153) TO HARMONY. Daughter of heaven, whose magicle call, From nothing, bade this wonderous all In beauteous order rise; Thou who at nature's earliest birth, . . . [57 lines] All nature celebrate thy praise, And dryads, fauns, and satyrs raise, The hymeneal song. So when thy Orpheus strikes the strings, Then musick waves her purple wings, And undulates around; The groves, with all their echoes mourn And sympathetick rocks return The inexpressive sound. |
Generic Title | Virginia Gazette-Williamsburg (Hu) |
Date | 1773.09.02 |
Publisher | Purdie, Alex., and John Dixon |
City, State | Williamsburg, VA |
Year | 1773 |
Bibliography | B0048626 |