...Come-Lo-thy-God-in-time!" Should be her answering chime : " Come-to-thy-Gnd-at-lasU" Should echo on the blast. The ship rode down with courses free, The daughter...Her sheet was loose, her anchor stored ; The merry Bottreaux' bells on board. " Come-to-thy-God-in-time .'" Rang out Tintadgel chime — " Youth-manhood-old-age-pust,...

...of Bottreaux." We take the liberty of inserting a few stanzas. " The ship rode down, with ¿ourses free, The daughter of a distant sea, Her sheet was loose, her anchor stored, The merry Bottreaux bells on board — ' Come to thy God in time !' Rung out Tintagel's chime — ' Youth, manhood,...

...entitling it The Silent Tower of Bottreaux. The more important part is contained in the following stanzas: The ship rode down, with courses free, The daughter...Her sheet was loose, her anchor stored, The merry Bottreaux bells on board — ' Come to thy God in time !' Rung out Tintagel's chime ; ' Youth, manhood,...

...! " Should be her answering chime ; " Come to thy GOD at last ! " Should echo on the blast. 28 III. The ship rode down with courses free, The daughter of a distant sea, Her sheet was loose, her anchor stor'd, The merry Bottreau-bells on board : — " Come to thy GOD in time ! " Bung out Tintadgel chime...

...time ! " Should be her answering chime ; " Come to thy GOD at last ! " Should echo on the blast. III. The ship rode down with courses free, The daughter of a distant sea, Her sheet was loose, her anchor stor'd, The merry Bottreau-bells on board : — " Come to thy GOD in time ! " Rung out Tintadgel chime...

...God in time ! Should be her answering chime, — Come to thy God at last ! Should echo on the blast. The ship rode down with courses free, The daughter...Her sheet was loose, her anchor stored — The merry Bottreaux bells on board. " Come to thy God in time !" Rung out Tintadgel chime — " Youth, manhood,...

...thy God in time, Should be her answering chime ; Come to thy God at last, Should echo on the blast. The ship rode down with courses free, The daughter of a distant sea; Her sheet was loose, her anchor stor'd, The merry Bottreaux bells on board. Come to thy God in time, Sang out Tintagel's chime; Youth,...

...devoutly blessed by some dignitary of the hierarchy, were dispatched by sea to their destination. " The ship rode down with courses free, The daughter of a distant sea; Пег sheet was loose, her anchor stored, The merry Bottveaux' bells on board." The peal thus shipped,...

...Tintadgel bells ring o'er the tide ! * * # * ' Come to thy God in time !' Thus saith their pealing chime ; ' Youth, manhood, old age past, Come to thy God at last !' For hark ! still, still The bell doth towle For some but now Departing sowle. sound of the church-going...

...mifji . mor (jujus . poflea . nefcio cujus." 8 " Come to thy God in time ! Thus saith their pealing chime ; Youth, manhood, old age past, Come to thy God at last ! " Echoes from Old Cornicall, by the Rev. RS HAWKER. Datrington Court, LTHOUGH the present sketch...