Ant shild us from helle; For y not whider y shal, ne hou longe her duelle.

Helena, Marquesse of North Hampton, v. Heliconian Maides, ii. Helle, ii.

In hevene and helle, in erthe and salte see Is felt thy might, if that I wel descerne; As man, brid, best, fish, herbe and grene tree Thee fele in tymes with vapour eterne.

f=eond ofercw=om, gehn=aegde helle g=ast.

" Here are eight words, apparently strange, but even a novice soon recognizes five of them: h=e, f=eond (fiend), ofercw=om (overcame), helle (hell),

And now men clepen that cytee, the Zate of Helle.

And in largenesse, it durethe to the cytee of Alizandre, that now is clept the Zate of Helle, that I spak offe beforn, undre the kyngdom of Mede.

And men seyn there, that it is on of the entrees of helle.

Also a swete helle it is, And a soroufulle Paradys.

[Footnote 4: Thus named from Helle, who, according to poetical tradition, perished in these waters, and from Pontus, the Greek word for sea.] MR.

no tunge telle, Hu muchele pinum and hu uele, Bieth inne helle.

One is reminded that modern poetry, if it has lost in richness, has gained in directness, when one compares any passage in Marlowe and Chapman's Hero and Leander with Byron's ringing lines: The wind is high on Helle's wave, As on that night of stormy water, When love, who sent, forgot to save The young, the beautiful, the brave, The lonely hope of Sestos' daughter.

Des Thurmes Fahne jagt der Wind, schnell geht Der Wolken Zug, die Mondessichel wankt, Und durch die Nacht zuckt ungewisse Helle.

R56326, 15Dec49, Helle Flecker (W) HASSAN; or, The golden journey to Samarkand.

FLECKER, HELLE Don Juan.

R113437, 16Jun53, Helle Flecker (W) FLETCHER, JOSEPH SMITH.

by Andre Helle.

R56326, 15Dec49, Helle Flecker (W) HASSAN; or, The golden journey to Samarkand.

FLECKER, HELLE Don Juan.

R113437, 16Jun53, Helle Flecker (W) FLETCHER, JOSEPH SMITH.

by Andre Helle.

HELLE, a maiden who, with her brother Phrixus, fled on the golden-fleeced ram to escape from the cruelty of her step-dame Ino, and fell into the strait called the Hellespont after her, in which she was drowned.