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1. But now the mantling flames in concourse join

First Line:: But now the mantling flames in concourse join
Last Line:: Then shook the sun and tore him from the sky
DMI number:: 31023

2. But o my soul the amazing theme forbear

First Line:: But o my soul the amazing theme forbear
Last Line:: Be thine my hopes and all my powers be thine
Author:: John Ogilvie (Absolute)
DMI number:: 32879

3. Come heavenly muse my raptured soul inspire

First Line:: Come heavenly muse my raptured soul inspire
Last Line:: And mounts the regions of eternal day
Author:: John Ogilvie (Absolute)
DMI number:: 30917

4. Dim as the fleeting visions of the night

First Line:: Dim as the fleeting visions of the night
Last Line:: Such strains as Seraphims with transport hear
Author:: John Ogilvie (Absolute)
DMI number:: 35370

5. Hail heavenly piety supremely fair

First Line:: Hail heavenly piety supremely fair
Last Line:: And mounts the regions of eternal day
Author:: John Ogilvie (Absolute)
DMI number:: 30503

6. Hail queen of thought sublime propitious power

First Line:: Hail queen of thought sublime propitious power
Last Line:: Pour the warm gush of sympathetic tears
Author:: John Ogilvie (Absolute)
DMI number:: 38243

7. Meek power whose balmy pinioned gale

First Line:: Meek power whose balmy pinioned gale
Last Line:: And basks enlarged in beamy day
Author:: John Ogilvie (Absolute)
DMI number:: 38246

8. Now evening had tinged the gay landscape with gold

First Line:: Now evening had tinged the gay landscape with gold
Last Line:: And believe when they swear that their oaths are all wind
Author:: John Ogilvie (Absolute)
DMI number:: 32580

9. O thou who mid the world involving gloom

First Line:: O thou who mid the world involving gloom
Last Line:: Then sweeps the lengthening shade and marks them for the tomb
Author:: John Ogilvie (Absolute)
DMI number:: 38244

10. Rapt from the glance of mortal eye

First Line:: Rapt from the glance of mortal eye
Last Line:: Hears the low murmuring gale that dies along the plain
Author:: John Ogilvie (Absolute)
DMI number:: 31305