In the intermission of his duties it might please him to relax into the softer humors of conviviality, but at ten o'clock in the morning, whatever his condition of sobriety, he assumed at once all the sterner panoply of a Collector of the Royal Customs.

Flying, we cleared the trench and, at a bound, The shelt'ring breastwork, bore the garrison down, Scattered them out across the field, destroyed; Capturing the Swede's whole panoply of war Cannon and standards, kettle-drums and flags.

There the poet would find a complete panoply of arms forged for the arousing of the feelings in an audience, and for stirring the springs of action.

Ours is not the tented field We no earthly weapons wield Light and love, our sword and shield, Truth our panoply.