 | Richard Challoner - 1839 - 544 Seiten
...seems also, to have been an eye-witness of their death : When Garlick did the ladder kiss, And Sym|>son after hie, Methought that there St. Andrew was Desirous...Ludlam looked smilingly, And joyful did remain, It seem d St. Steven was standing by, For to be stoned again, &c. And what if Sympson seem'd to yield,... | |
 | William Wood (of Eyam.) - 1865 - 268 Seiten
...priests who died together, the following ode or poem was written by an eye-witness of their deaths. ODE. When Garlick did the ladder kiss, And Sympson after...Ludlam looked smilingly, And joyful did remain, It seem'd St. Stephen was standing by, For to be ston'd again. And what if Sympson seem'd to yield, For... | |
 | John Charles Cox - 1877 - 702 Seiten
...following are some stanzas from a local ballad, descriptive of the death of the three priests : — "When Garlick did the ladder kiss, And Sympson after hie, Methought that then St. Andrew was Desirous for to die. When Ludlam looked smilingly, And joyful did remain, It seemed... | |
 | John Charles Cox - 1890 - 460 Seiten
...from a local ballad written by an eye-witness, descriptive of the death of these three priests : — When Garlick did the ladder kiss, And Sympson after...looked smilingly, And joyful did remain, It seemed St. Steven was standing by, For to be stoned again. And what if Sympson seemed to yield For doubt anil... | |
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When Garlick did the ladder kiss, And Sympson after hie, Methought that there St. Andrew was Desirous for to die. When Ludlam looked smilingly, And joyful did remain, It seemed St. 