Records on which the morning sun may shine, As changeful ages flow, 1827. ] [Footnote 149: 1816. ... Ye muses long debarred C. ] [Footnote 150: 1816. ... As mythic lore For not unwise belief proclaimed of yore C. ] [Footnote 151: 1827. ... consecrated stream and grove, 1816. ] [Footnote 152: 1845. ... and move, And exercise unblamed a generous sway,) Now, ... 1816. And exercise unblamed a god-like sway) 1837. ] [Footnote 153: 1837. ... my soul's desires! 1816. ] FOOTNOTES: [Footnote BL: The title of this Ode, when first published along with the _Thanksgiving Ode_, was _Ode, composed in January 1816_. In 1845 the date 1814 was given; but there seems no reason to distrust the earlier one.--ED.] [Footnote BM: These lines were first inserted in the edition of 1827.--ED.] [Footnote BN: Compare _Ode, Intimations of Immortality_, etc., stanza ix.-- But for those first affections, Those shadowy recollections. ED. ] [Footnote BO: Haydon painted Wellington on the field of Waterloo. Compare the sonnet which Wordsworth wrote on that picture, in 1840, beginning-- By Art's hold privilege Warrior and War-horse stand. ED. ] [Footnote BP: The allusion is to the picture of the battle of Marathon, on the walls of the Stoa Poecile, in Athens. Compare the _Effusion, in presence of Tell's Tower_, in the "Memorials of a Tour on the Continent" (1820), st. i. and note.--ED.] [Footnote BQ: In many places throughout Britain this was carried out. Statues to the memory of Wellington were erected in many towns, and buildings were named after him.--ED.] [Footnote BR: In many places throughout Britain this was carried out. Statues to the memory of Wellington were erected in many towns, and buildings were named after him.--ED.] [Footnote BS: The nine Muses, called the Pierides, from Pieria, near Olympus, where they were said to have been born, or first worshipped by the Thracians.--ED.] [Footnote BT: Compare the first line of the _Extract from the conclusion of a poem, composed in anticipation of leaving school_ (vol. i. p. 2)-- Dear native regions, I foretell. ED. ] [Footnote BU: Compare Schiller's _Piccolomini_, in S. T. Coleridge's version (act II. scene 4)--