Word: thee
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...leave thee...
...choir sang the following an thems: "Come Holy Ghost," Dowland; "I will love Thee," W. B. Gilbert; "I will lay me down," O. B. Brown...
...recited by the rhapsodist, or professional reciter, and not by men who were themselves poets. They spread the study of Homer over all Greece, and in all the leading cities the rhapsodists gathered. As they commenced a recitation, they would invoke Zeus with the words, "Beginning with praise of Thee, would I celebrate deeds of men." Prizes were offered to the rhapsodist who best recited, and often the reward of such a competition was a tripod. But far above these mere reciters were the old minstrels who combined the orator or declaimer and the poet, who knew the meaning...
...choir sang Shelby's anthem, "I will Magnify Thee," and Sullivan's "Say, Watchman, What of the Night?" the solo of the latter being sung by Mr. C. V. Fessenden, of Boston, who sang also, Coenen's "Come Unto...
...choir sang the following selections: "Christ whose glory," "I will love Thee," "Like as the hart...