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Sentence Examples These portraits lent them a near iconic dimension, recording a pictorial hymn in their praise for posterity. It was a cloudless summer morning, and all Nature, smiling in her felicity, sent up a hymn of adoration to the author of her beauty. For example, they did not often gather together with harps and rebecks to celebrate their national glories, or to hymn their national heroes. A couple of other band members were hidden in the wings ready to help out if James was unable to complete the hymn. Prayer borrows its first line and its meter from an Ambrosian liturgical hymn. Catherine hummed and sang a hymn that faded quickly from a cheery ode to a mournful dirge. Act I opened, not at the harbour side but with the assembled populace sitting singing a hymn as if in church. Next to the lute is an open hymn book, identifiable as the work of the great religious reformer Martin Luther. After the ceremonial opening, a hymn should be read from the Guru Granth Sahib. If you still have last year's order of service, please bring this along with you, as the hymn format will be similar. This acts as a wonderful foil to the modal hymn tune with plucked strings in the bass attempting to calm matters down. When they stood up for a hymn, he noticed that her dress was tucked into the cheeks of her posterior. Don Quixote is a monument to absurdity, a hymn to the inspiration and futility of the romantic anti-hero. It centers around the slain but risen Lamb, and climaxes in a great hymn to the Paschal Lamb. It is a hymn to the unanticipated and the miraculous and to the sustaining potential of faith and hope in life itself. Here, Earle lets guitar, harmonica, and drums roll out a vibrant hymn to hope. Earth has guessed much and rhythms the hymn behind the world in the stroke of her waves. Already enamoured of the small Canadian town, he began to hymn its praises in verse which he read to public gatherings. We want to hymn the man at the wheel, who hurls the lance of his spirit across the Earth, along the circle of its orbit. All set for the kindling of the sacred fire, we hymn you, O Lord, with our verses, invoking your powerful grace. Show More Sentences This hymn is found in many manuscript Polish and Bohemian hymnaries of the fourteenth centuries. These traditional hymn books contain 108 hymns, traditional songs, and carols. She frowned slightly at the clock as she shoved her hymn book into her bag and grabbed her keys before running out the door. The music wasn't exactly out of the hymn book but there was plenty of soul in St. John's Anglican Church. The head of the school took action after finding it impossible to buy new hymn books to replace the old ones, which were falling apart. She has already helped several local charities, including her local church, which managed to buy new hymn books after one of her walks. I gave them the hymn book and the order of service for the funeral that Jane and I had planned a week before. His one-man open air services, standing with hymn book in hand, delivering sermons in his booming voice, became well-known throughout the town. Great Church hymn writers and hymnologists composed deep and inspired hymns from the holy scripture. This site hopes to reach out to hymn experts, hymnologists, or anyone with an appreciation for sacred music. A licensing program can help congregations enrich parts of worship in addition to congregational hymn singing. The hymn has a heavy, ponderous, sonorous melody that goes all the way back to the chants of the fourth century. This is a countrywide problem and as far as the parents are concerned everyone should be singing from the same hymn sheet, she says. The most emotionally intense love song in the piece is the rapturous hymn delivered by Sweeney to his precious cut-throat razors. Psalm 104 is an extended hymn about the Maker of heaven and earth, the Creator and provider of all. It is best sung as a processional or the final hymn in the service. Sing at a moderate tempo. The new album incorporates ethnic vocal laments from Eastern Europe and a dirge-like hymn from a Croatian church congregation. The Eucharistical hymn performed by our Lord and his apostles, is acknowledged to have been an act of praise and thanksgiving to God. A hymn to me is a song that contains a sense of equanimity and compassion, and a reverence for human relationships. It is a remarkable accomplishment, relating in cartoon form a hymn to ordinary people. Show More Sentences Other works include The Nativity for soprano and orchestra, sacred choral anthems, hymn preludes for organ and works for trumpet and organ. This great Lenten hymn should be made a model for personal reassessment during Lent. If the hymn or song is copyrighted, it is necessary to go to the copyright holder to ask for this permission. In the second hymn, we hear a choir of twenty-four elders, perhaps representing the twelve patriarchs and the twelve apostles. This particular hymn 28 celebrates the paradox of the incarnation, alluding to the feasts of Easter and the Ascension. His verse is both metrically and formally experimental, ranging from satire to love lyric, from sonnet to verse epistle, from elegy to hymn. Or, how can we acknowledge the majesty and awesomeness of God with our nose stuck in a hymn book or liturgical program? In the 1812 Overture, Karajan has a famous Russian choir intone the Russian Orthodox hymn normally given to violas and cellos. He spoke a short testimonial, describing a person that sounded a little like my mother, and we mouthed a hymn. There were two French hymns, one Tamashek, one Bambara and one Songhai hymn. That is to say, the revolutionary hymn that called the proletariats of the world to unite is now anti-revolutionary in the harmonious society. This hymn has traditionally been the first hymn in Methodist hymnals since the time of Wesley. Yesterday in church we said the Benedicite instead of singing the Gospel hymn, apparently because it's Lent. Three volleys would be fired by the guard, and the Last Post played, followed by a prayer, hymn, and benediction. Her surviving hymn to the goddess, arranged by La Motte, serves as the sung text underlying the sacred ritual of the minuet. Could you just sing the tune of the hymn rather than the hundred and fifty-seven little twiddly bits? He has the same type of approach we have and it is like we are singing from the same hymn sheet. But an across-the-board framework is needed to ensure that some consistency is achieved and that everyone is singing from the same hymn sheet. It was eventually adopted in Slavonic translation as a festal hymn by the Russian Orthodox Church. You could simply read all this as a hymn to growing up in a magical, deeply mysterious city. Show More Sentences As a child, the only music I experienced was unison hymn singing with no formal leader, accompanied by an enthusiastic piano. Harvey, who then broke into song and rendered the hymn, Never Get Weary, was quickly accompanied by the congregation. The verses of this hymn became the favored marching song of the Union forces during the Civil War. The work is made up of eight versets, each of which reflects a different stanza of this fine Lenten hymn. The first hymn will provide the perfect cover for a quick dash to the vestry, where Andrew will swap the father's suit for his vicar's vestments. The BBC would like viewers and listeners to write the words for a new hymn or worship song. This is an audience-pleasing collection of American hymn tunes and spirituals in fresh and exciting new settings to third position. There was a kind of green silence to our clearing, interrupted only by the sleepy buzz of insects and the occasional hymn from a passing bird. As we walked to the open-air worship area, one class after the other sang a psalm or hymn in the Nuer language. Boccaccio's poem, a pastoral romance in rhymed octaves, has been aptly described as a hymn to nature. A group of teenage Chicanas sing a hymn with the flourishes of the gospel tradition, to the ecstatic applause of the congregation. Each hymn at the funeral service was chosen because it was a favourite which Mr Ryder would play on his trumpet. They saw the value of the hymns project and ended up doing the writing and syllabizing of the hymn texts. In Adhyatma Ramayana, Narada, in his hymn to Sri Rama, says that males of all species are Rama and females are Sita. During that powerful event, Sri Rudram, a much-revered propitiatory hymn to Lord Siva from the Yajur Veda, was chanted in unison 1,331 times. As you think about Jesus' goodness to you in prayer today, try writing your own hymn or prayer of praise. This hymn praises the Savior who stands over all creation and through whom all things, tapanta, are created and all things are held together. Sage Agasthya taught Lord Rama the Aditya Hridayam, the hymn to Lord Surya when he felt fatigued during the battle with Ravana. What I couldn't do then and couldn't do for thirty years was the first line of the first poem, the hymn to Aphrodite. The conference opened with selected hymns designed to encourage hymn singing in Nigerian churches. Show More Sentences Were they preludes to a hymn sung by a congregation, and, if so, commoners in a parish church or gentry in a court chapel? In the structure of the hymn, praise is response in the sense of being a congregational response to a call to worship. Our part of the programme entails the traditional bit of hymn singing in church. One of my favorite books is an extended hymn of praise to French food, wine and general attitude toward the pleasant things in life. The lucky fools should be taking heart from the theme of the song, a hymn to love for its own sake, regardless of its object. Time After Time is an extended hymn to nature and indigenous traditions, across three continents. On the next day we buried him, like his sister, with a German and a Wendish address and the singing of a hymn. Partnership only works when everyone sings from the same hymn sheet and the financial benefits of the venture still need to be explained to the tourism industry. We are both singing from the same hymn sheet and I see no problems in selecting the squad together but once the game is underway then I will be in charge. In an older time, the hymn was frequently sung at priestly ordinations. This pericope includes the most majestic hymn in the Book of Revelation. When his physician announced an unfavourable change in his condition, he expressed entire resignation, and requested his friends to sing a hymn expressive of that feeling. By comparison, Phil Alden Robinson's Field Of Dreams is a far more stirring yet gentle sporting fable, a hymn to self-belief that continues to inspire. The hymn-anthem, incorporating a popular hymn tune or carol, was one product of the expansion of anthem singing beyond the cloistered cathedral setting. Our nurses will join families in hymn singing or prayer at the bedside, or make masses of toasted sandwiches for relatives who would rather not leave. Plus, any band who produce We Care A Lot, a brutally fun hymn for the apathy generation is bound to grab any world-weary fifteen year old by the scruff of the neck. The congregation sang the American battle hymn, the US national anthem and God Save the Queen, accompanied by Wilton Royal British Legion Band, led by bandmaster Bob Hardy. The congregation, who had been expecting an unskillfully played favorite hymn of Ruth's, was in hushed amazement, for it was a technically demanding piece. It began when a band struck up the opening hymn and a huge screen unfurled with a little bouncy ball popping across the words so everyone could sing along. The deep tenor bell rang out for a minute before the crowd sang the hymn. Show More Sentences This whimsical story was based on a hymn that she recorded for a CD years ago. He picks up the same musical motif again after his hymn to love. There was a hymn to Mithra in the Zarathustrian holy work, the Avesta. Except for the hymn singers and praise sayers, the laureates and anthem-grinders, poetry's community has been established by tradition as on the outside, in exile. The important thing is that we are singing from the same hymn sheet. It is likely that you will join in the author's song with joy and wholeheartedly endorse the great hymn to eco-feminism with which chapter fifteen concludes. In certain cases, though, an archaic word may be retained in order to maintain the poetic rhyme and not lose the overall effect and value of the hymn. Harris's style is strong and assertive, imbued with an American melos of hymn tunes and folksongs, and using the orchestra to create powerful effects of block antiphony. It is a massive hymn in the Byzantine Rite, in praise of the Virgin Mary. The vicar had to ask that we share the hymn books, because as they were not used to such large numbers attending, there were not enough to go round. This hymn is not directly related to either Passion Sunday or Palm Sunday. This Wesley hymn makes a wonderful processional for this festival day. Intended for liturgical use, her verses fall into the familiar categories of antiphon, respond, sequence, and hymn, and cover the cycle of the church year. Everything I've ever written could be said to be a hymn to the feminine. A young man with a guitar straddled a balustrade and plucked morose notes to a candid vesper hymn as the artisans of the field filed in limpid processions to their familial foodfests. A hymn can be defined as an original composition by an author while a metrical psalm or paraphrase is an author's arrangement of an existing biblical text. This cadence articulates the structure of the cantus firmus more clearly than the first, marking precisely the end of the second line of the hymn. It takes the form of a sombre, hard-backed, slim volume, unillustrated and typographically conventional, a bit like a hymn book, complete with black ribbon place marker. The language of the hymn held a subversive appeal for the working classes, and her ribald treatments of these school assembly faves is irresistible. The guild also purchased material and made the choirboys new cassocks, in addition to contributing towards the cost of new hymn and prayer books for the congregation. Show More Sentences Many of us have sung Charles Wesley's great hymn with hearty approval. Still others experience God's presence in the rhythm of a well-turned phrase or in a majestic hymn. It was the hymn Glory, Glory Hallelujah being sung by 60,000 fans at White Hart Lane in our European Cup matches. However, despite being reproduced in some other hymn books, it is largely unknown today. Despite this, it was sung as a hymn during the wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton in Westminster Abbey. Neither does it appear in any standard hymn book in a guise other than Parry's own, so it may have been harmonised specially for the film. Holst in 1926 harmonised the tune to make it usable as a hymn, which was included in the hymnal Songs of Praise. The development of hymn singing in Wales is closely tied with the Welsh Methodist revival of the late 18th century. The Salvation Army adopted the latter as its favoured processional, and it became Sullivan's most enduring hymn. Hen Wlad fy Nhadau was sometimes accompanied by the hymn, Guide Me, O thou Great Redeemer, especially at rugby matches. Other works produced in the 18th and 19th century include catechisms, hymn books and religious tracts. Commonly sung songs include the hymn Bread of Heaven, Tom Jones' Delilah, and Max Boyce's Hymns and Arias. Ancient Egyptians, whose agriculture depended exclusively on the Nile, deified the river, worshiped, and exalted it in a great hymn. They show two separate manuscript environments, and the transformation of the hymn as it goes from an oral tradition to a literate one. However, in the Latin translation, the hymn appears only as a gloss to the paraphrase of the song. It is still not a hymn in the narrow sense of the formal and structural criteria of hymnody. The hymn functioned both as a liturgical setting of the Lord's Prayer and as a means of examining candidates on specific catechism questions. A recessional hymn is sung in a procession returning from the choir to the robing room. The De Immensa is... a prolonged hymn of wonder and praise and intellectual exaltation, sung in the temple of immensity. The hymn admits that the entry of the Wife into the ritual is something of an offense, but an expiable one. Show More Sentences After the opening hymn and penitential rite, family friends made several readings before veteran Irish cabaret singer Tony Kenny sang Alleluiah. Hymnary is a free online resource that provides a searchable database of over one million hymn tunes and texts. Aristotle's beliefs in the hymn heroised and divinised Hermias to an extent that ordinary Greek religion did not allow. With RVP and Falcao you have two great players, but they do not sing from the same hymn sheet. And now we have a fresh example of the Office of the First and Deputy First Minister failing to sing from the same hymn sheet. A hundred years ago we were all signed up to sing from the same hymn sheet. I looked for the latter in The Hymnary, the old blue United Church hymn book. The school's acapella group began a churchy hymn as the workers lowered the root ball into the ground. Their latest track starts off like a hymn, with handclaps for rhythm and a gently plucked acoustic guitar. On a sad note, John Lewis Jones, of Gwernymynydd, who died last week age 94, was awarded second pize for composing a hymn at Eisteddfod Mon. The Church warmly embraced Jacopone's graceful Marian hymn but stayed at arm's length from his dyslogistic view of philosophy and reason. It can be found in the St Gregory's Hymnal and Choir Book, 1920, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, USA, p 76, hymn no. The fragment of the childish hymn with which he sung and crooned himself asleep. After the Lord's Prayer the Missionaries duetted a hymn while the children stared at me. Isaac Watts, a hymn writer from Southampton, wrote When I Survey the Wondrous Cross and O God, Our Help in Ages Past. John Goss, who wrote the hymn tune for Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven, came from Fareham. Saint Patrick's Breastplate is a lorica, or hymn, which is attributed to Saint Patrick during his Irish ministry in the 5th century. The liturgical form of hymn which replaced the kontakion was the canon, a set of nine hymns. Edward's chapel, the choir recites an English translation of the hymn of thanksgiving Te Deum laudamus. John Bacchus Dykes from Hull wrote the hymn tunes for The King of Love My Shepherd Is and Eternal Father, Strong to Save, and arranged We Plough the Fields and Scatter. Show More Sentences Before Evensong each evening, hymn tunes are played on a baton keyboard connected with the bells, but occasionally anything from Beethoven to the Beatles may be heard. In The Ambassadors, for example, details such as the Lutheran hymn book and the crucifix behind the curtain allude to the context of the French mission. The Purusa Sukta hymn in the Rigveda, Hinduism's most ancient scripture, describes metaphorically the origin of humankind from the primordial sacrifice of the cosmic Person. Along with Erhart Hegenwalt's hymnic version of Psalm 51, Luther's expanded hymn was also adopted for use with the fifth part of Luther's catechism, concerning confession. It is generally assumed that the sun goddess functions in the Shapash hymn as psychopomp, transporter of the dead to and from their netherly abode. Despite the differences in the Hymn found in the Old English manuscripts, each copy of the hymn is metrically, semantically, and syntactically correct. In later editions of Historia the hymn is laid out with each verses first capital written in red, and the end of each verse written in a lighter color. The hymn Zadok the Priest is sung by the choir during the anointing. Between the fourteen manuscripts, the hymn only appears in two dialects. While the poem aurally evokes ballad stanzas, Cook uses long heptameter lines rather than four-three ballad lines, so that the poem visually evokes hymn meter. In addition to an apparatus criticus the hymn is accompanied by a list of passages from other authors which bear some resemblance in phrasing to Cleanthes' text. Ralph Vaughan Williams suggested that a congregational hymn be included. They said no, it was a hymn, and we had taken it the wrong way. In his last start, Rumsonontheriver dead-heated with Hymn for first in the Hawthorne Derby, his first stakes triumph in a 19-race career. Outside the cathedral, the words of the Battle Hymn of the Republic echoed over London. Hymn cycles extolling redeeming knowledge were sung to focus believers' attention on the beauty of Paradise, where rescued souls dwelt. For more on her latest book, Battle Hymn of the tiger mother, visit amychua.com. Chua quipped that in China, her controversial book Battle Hymn of the tiger mother is considered normal parenting. When Hermes invents the lyre in the Homeric Hymn to Hermes, the first thing he does is sing about the birth of the gods. Hymn to Liberty is the longest national anthem in the world by length of text. Show More Sentences The book was published both with and without music, the music edition being entitled The BBC Hymn Book with Music. After the concert, Fawcett asked the composer if it might become the Women Voters' Hymn. During the long transatlantic sea crossing Britten completed the choral works A Ceremony of Carols and Hymn to St Cecilia. Scribes other than those responsible for the main text often copy the vernacular text of the Hymn in manuscripts of the Latin Historia. The opera includes the beautiful orchestral Intermezzo and choral Easter Hymn. In the West Saxon translation of the Historia ecclesiastica, the Hymn is made a part of the main text. It was originally published with the title A Hymn in Commemoration of Iceland's Thousand Years. In wardrooms and officer's messes during formal dinners, the Royal Hymn can be sung after the Loyal Toast, even when the king is not present. Earthrise, for unaccompanied choir in 40 parts, with a telling contribution from tenor Samuel Boden, celebrates the beauty of the world, as does Hymn to Gaia. While on a boating tour the two took together, Shelley was inspired to write his Hymn to Intellectual Beauty, often considered his first significant production since Alastor. I wish indeed it might become the Women Voters' Hymn, as you suggest. In a few cases, a female divinity mates with a mortal man, as in the Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite, where the goddess lies with Anchises to produce Aeneas. It was the only Canadian province with its own anthem until 2010, when Prince Edward Island adopted the 1908 song The Island Hymn as its provincial anthem. The Hymn itself was composed between 658 and 680, recorded in the earlier part of the 8th century, and survives today in at least 19 verified manuscript copies. Examples from Classical Literature Dr. Hastings was not much of a poet, but he could make a singable hymn, and he knew the rhythm and accent needed in a hymn-tune. The Reverend Grasty stood waiting for the first words of the hymn to uprise from below him in a mighty swing. The derivation from atlatl, arrow, would seem more appropriate to the words of this hymn. The hymn began to repeat itself, the individual words lost in the sonority of the hall. Now we know a proper evening hymn, and you may go quickly to rest, my children. The latter, who had given out the hymn, was a man of very different caliber. Then the sailors sang a hymn of praise, and the hymn was of the king and to the king. It is doubtful if there is a nobler hymn of its kind in all the realm of hymnody. In the evening the keyboard was removed, and your humble servant ground out the hymn tunes as on a barrel organ. It seemed to those honored by the serenaders that they had never before heard the fine old hymn so inspiringly sung. At that Grannie fell to rocking herself as well as the child, and to singing a hymn in a quavery voice. Now the hymn of Puritanical gloom-the peacemaker with Providence performing devotional exercises in black bile. The last hymn does not appear in the present-day Primitive Methodist hymnal. The text is taken from the Old Testament, together with part of a hymn or a chorale, and Bach called it a motet. The theme is treated with reverence, delicacy and judgment, and the leading tone is that of a mighty hymn of rejoicing. The Tahitian word for song, himine, is a Kanakazation of the English word hymn. If the music is unclassical and the hymn crude there is no critical audience to be offended. When we first went there they used to chant the Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, and a hymn, to the accompaniment of an accordion. By way of punishment, lota had to learn four verses of a hymn after dinner. Her hymn for the bolivar centennial has become the national song of Venezuela. Show More Sentences It was an abecedarian hymn originally, and is undoubtedly a very ancient composition. Round the outside of the wall, therefore, like the Midianite in the rather comical hymn, did Clare prowl and prowl. He had lit his pipe for the dozenth time, and had let it go out again while he hummed a verse of a Covenanters' hymn. Jed, absorbed in his work and droning a hymn, apparently forgot all about his caller. Over the droning of the hymn she caught the sound of a horse's hoofs on the road. The first of these, however, the hymn to Enlil, may be regarded as introductory to the offering of sacrifices. Above we quoted the first two lines of a twenty-five line Sumerian processional hymn to Enlil. The service commenced with a hymn, to which succeeded an extemporary prayer. The monster is the fosterling of Hera in the Homeric hymn, and the bane of flocks and herds. I wouldn't undertake to trot a dogfish on my knee or sing him to sleep with a pennyr'yal hymn, Captain Candage. This Gatha or hymn is supposed to be a prayer prescribed by Zoroaster for the teachers of his religion. They sang the national anthem quite as whole-heartedly as they had sung the hymn. Then they went through the service together, from hymn and prayer to the sermon. But how light and joyous and healthfully pure is the flow of this hymn of praise of Scotland and the Scotch! This poem is the re-creation of a spiritual experience, a hymn of adoration. Although noise pollution spoilsports vetoed the ritual at Lord's, William Blake's stirring hymn will be belting out at Edgbaston. Sweet smoke was curling upward, and the room rang with a hymn. The hymn, the portion of Scripture, and the prayer of Brother Buster. I give but one specimen, the 129th hymn of the tenth book of the Rig-Veda. Every belfry in New France pealed forth its hymn of thanksgiving. Show More Sentences And so on, in all the spirit and ardour of that charming hymn. A fragment of a hymn to Poseidon, ascribed to Arion, is extant. Loud voices are singing the bersagliere hymn as a duet under my window. His blatancy was arrested by the intonation of another hymn. Paul's cheery soprano, lifted in a hymn, doated through the trees, accompanied by the whirr of an egg-beater. Then the clamour of voices drowned the sound of the royal hymn outside. Nearly all joined in singing this hymn, which swelled high above the howling of the storm. She turned to Otto and whispered, 'Can't you start a hymn, Fuchs? It was the simplest hymn, Hester thought, she had ever heard. Who was ever awe struck about a testator, or sang a hymn on the title to real property? Thanks being returned for what we had not got, and a second hymn chanted, the refectory was evacuated for the schoolroom. To put it simply, they all read off the same hymn sheet, regardless of the political party they represent. This part of the existing hymn ends with an encomium of the Delian festival of Apollo and of the Delian choirs. To show himself independent of me, he would start and stagger through with his hymn in the most discordant manner. After the last hymn had been sung, and the congregation was dismissed, Ole slipped out to the hitch-bar and lifted Lena on her horse. The earth had not yet raised her matin hymn to the throne of the Creator. Chenier composed for this occasion a hymn, which mehul set to music. They sang once more, a hymn that prophesied woe to the unbeliever. The sisters sang their hymn, made their obeisance, and departed. Then the pastor delivers a prayer and there is another hymn. Show More Sentences This is a hymn, in the Homeric manner, to Castor and Polydeuces. Of both of you will I make my hymn, but first will I sing of Polydeuces. The main subject is homophonic in character, written like a hymn, solemn in its anguish. The other, a bull-necked youth with coarse bloated features, was standing in front of the window with his hands in his pocket, whistling a popular hymn. As the offertory hymn is sung, wheelbarrows laden with canned goods, pasta and cereal are rolled up the aisle, all destined for the local food bank. Incidentally, Belloc says that they were going to Vespers, but the hymn he quotes, Te Lucis Ante Terminum, is, in fact, from the night office of Compline. There rose the choral hymn of praise, And trump and timbrel answer'd keen, And Zion's daughters pour'd their lays, With priest's and warrior's voice between. The Christmas carol, with its hammer-like rhythm, had fallen on his ears as strange music, quite unlike a hymn, and could have none of the effect Dolly contemplated. It is a brass band hymn well known to all those who grew up in a pit village, if not by name then through familiarity with its plangent strains at many an old miner's funeral. The proceedings always closed with a Hymn to the Virgin Mary. But how are we to understand the uses of the pasquinade Hymn? A great crowd was coming into the piazza, singing the garibaldi Hymn. As I have a partiality for her songs, I transcribe this Hymn of the Daughters of Aphrodite, which you must try to imagine transfigured by her voice and the sunset. Find more words! 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