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George Guest
(1771 - 1831)
Hoary frost bestrews the ground
(T.T.B.)
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A Glee for three Voices as performed at the Grand Musical Festival LYNN.
Composed and most respectfully inscribed, (by permission) to Thomas Panton, Esq. by George Guest, organist of Wisbeach and late of his Majesty's Chapel Royal.
Composed and most respectfully inscribed, (by permission) to Thomas Panton, Esq. by George Guest, organist of Wisbeach and late of his Majesty's Chapel Royal.
Lyrics: Anon
Hoary frost bestrews the ground
And the tempests whistle round;
Now we seek the cheerful hearth,
'Tis the time for social mirth.
Stir, O stir, the genial fire,
Tune the harp and strike the lyre;
Let not winter's rage control
The warmer currents of the soul.
Bring the harp and pleasing string;
Here we'll play and here we'll sing.
Merrily, merrily set together,
Fenc'd against the warring weather.
Hoary frost bestrews the ground
And the tempests whistle round;
Now we seek the cheerful hearth,
'Tis the time for social mirth.
Stir, O stir, the genial fire,
Tune the harp and strike the lyre;
Let not winter's rage control
The warmer currents of the soul.
Bring the harp and pleasing string;
Here we'll play and here we'll sing.
Merrily, merrily set together,
Fenc'd against the warring weather.