[28] These two lines were added in the edition of 1837. [29] 1837. By busy dreams, and fancies wild; 1815. [30] 1840. Thou hast breeze-like visitings; For a Spirit with angel wings Hath touched thee, ... 1815. A Spirit, with angelic wings, In soft and breeze-like visitings, Has touched thee-- ... 1837. A Spirit, with his angelic wings, C. [31] 1827. ... --'twas She who wrought 1815. [32] 1837. ... the ... 1815. [33] 1837. ... one that did fulfil 1815. [34] 1837. ... (such was the command) 1815. [35] 1845. To be by force of arms renewed; Glad prospect for the multitude! 1815. To be triumphantly restored; By the dread justice of the sword! 1820. [36] 1827. This ... 1815. [37] 1827. ... blissful ... 1815. [38] 1837. Loud noise was in the crowded hall, 1815. [39] 1837. ... which had a dying fall, 1815. [40] 1837. And on ... 1815. [41] 1820. ... wet ... 1815. [42] 1837. Then seized the staff, and thus did say: 1815. [43] 1837. Forth when Sire and Sons appeared A gratulating shout was reared, With din ... 1815. [44] 1837. --A shout ... 1815. [45] 1837. And, when he waked at length, his eye 1815. [46] Oh! hide them from each other, hide, Kind Heaven, this pair severely tried! Inserted in the editions of 1815 to 1832. [47] How could he chuse but shrink or sigh? He shrunk, and muttered inwardly, Inserted in the editions of 1815 to 1832. [48] 1837. He paused, her silence to partake, And long it was before he spake: Then, all at once, his thoughts turned round, 1815. [49] 1837. ... were beloved, 1815. [50] This line was added in 1837. [51] 1827. Was He, ... 1815. [52] 1820. I, in the right ... 1815. [53] 1827. ... to stand against ... 1815. [54] 1837. Thee, chiefly thee, ... 1815. [55] 1837. The last leaf which by heaven's decree Must hang upon a blasted tree; 1815. [56] 1827. ... we have breathed ... 1815. [57] 1837. ... he pursued, 1815. [58] 1837.