['MS. First to Fourth Editions' (a correction in the Annotated Copy).]] [Footnote lxviii: 'With odes by Smyth [A] and epic songs by Hoyle, Hoyle whose learn'd page, if still upheld by whist Required no sacred theme to bid us list.--' ['MS. British Bards.'] [Sub-Footnote A: William Smyth (1766-1849). Professor of Modern History at Cambridge, published his 'English Lyrics' (in 1806), and several other works.] [Footnote lxix: 'Yet hold--as when by Heaven's supreme behest, If found, ten righteous had preserved the Rest In Sodom's fated town--for Granta's name Let Hodgson's Genius plead and save her fame But where fair Isis, etc.' ['MS.' and 'British Bards.']] [Footnote lxx: 'See Clarke still striving piteously to please Forgets that Doggrel leads not to degrees.--' ['MS. Fragment' bound up with 'British Bards'.] [Footnote lxxi: 'So sunk in dullness and so lost in shame That Smythe and Hodgson scarce redeem thy fame.--' ['MS. Addition to British Bards. First to Fourth Editions'.]] [Footnote lxxii: '----is wove.--' [MS. British Bards' and 'First to Fourth Editions'.]] [Footnote lxxiii: 'And modern Britons justly praise their sires.'-- ['MS. British Bards' and 'First to Fourth Editions]] [Footnote lxxiv: '--what her sons must know too well.' ['British Bards]] [Footnote lxxv: 'Zeal for her honour no malignant Rage, Has bade me spurn the follies of the age.--' ['MS. British Bards'. First Edition]] [Footnote lxxvi: '--Ocean's lonely Queen.' ['British Bards']] '--Ocean's mighty Queen.' ['First to Fourth Editions']] [Footnote: lxxvii. 'Like these thy cliffs may sink in ruin hurled The last white ramparts of a falling world'.-- ['British Bards MS.']] [Footnote: lxxviii. 'But should I back return, no lettered rage Shall drag my common-place book on the stage: Let vain Valentia [A] rival luckless Carr, And equal him whose work he sought to mar.--' ['Second to Fourth Editions'.]