Glad ... 1815. [145] 1837. ... be not ... 1815. [146] 1837. ... beauteous ... 1815. [147] 1837. Then Francis answered fervently, "If God so will, the same shall be." 1815. [148] 1837. Immediately, this solemn word 1815. [149] 1837. ... had reached the door, The Banner which a Soldier bore, One marshalled thus with base intent That he in scorn might go before, And, holding up this monument, 1815. [150] 1837. ... that were round 1815. [151] 1837. This insult, and the Banner saved, That moment, from among the tide 1815. [152] 1837. Bore unobserved ... 1815. [153] 1820. ... to encourage ... 1815. [154] 1837. "Yet, yet in this affliction," said The old Man to the silent Maid, "Yet, Lady! heaven is good--the night Shews yet a Star which is most bright; 1815. [155] 1837. Why comes not Francis?--Joyful chear In that parental gratulation, And glow of righteous indignation, Went with him from the doleful City:-- He fled--yet in his flight could hear The death-sound of the Minster-bell; 1815. [156] 1837. With motion fleet as winged Dove; 1815. ... as a wingèd Dove; 1832. [157] 1837. An Angel-guest, should he appear. 1815. [158] 1837. Along the plain of York he passed; The Banner-staff was in his hand, The Imagery concealed from sight, And cross the expanse, in open flight, Reckless of what impels or leads, Unchecked he hurries on;--nor heeds The sorrow of the Villages; From the triumphant cruelties 1815. Spread by triumphant cruelties 1827. The sorrow through the Villages, 1832. [159] 1827. And punishment without remorse, Unchecked he journies--under law Of inward occupation strong; And the first ... 1815. [160] 1837. ... did he maintain Within himself, and found no rest; Calm liberty he could not gain; And yet the service was unblest. 1815. [161] 1820. Raised self-suspicion which was strong, Swaying the brave Man to his wrong: 1815. [162] 1837.