The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 7H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... light and fhade , the poet expreffes in appropriate lan guage . The former feizes merely the external form , and that only in a given attitude . The other furrounds his object , pierces it , and difclofes its moft hidden qua- lities ...
... light and fhade , the poet expreffes in appropriate lan guage . The former feizes merely the external form , and that only in a given attitude . The other furrounds his object , pierces it , and difclofes its moft hidden qua- lities ...
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... light . The careful hind flow moves along , Pleas'd in his arms the new - dropt lamb to bear ; His dog a faithful guard brings up the rear . THE REFLECTOR . [ No. XXVII . ] VIRGIL'S GEORGICS . What makes the fields rejoice ; beneath ...
... light . The careful hind flow moves along , Pleas'd in his arms the new - dropt lamb to bear ; His dog a faithful guard brings up the rear . THE REFLECTOR . [ No. XXVII . ] VIRGIL'S GEORGICS . What makes the fields rejoice ; beneath ...
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... light chaff , and leaves Fall'n from the trees , in eddies whirl around ; Or feathers on the water's furface play . But from the quarter of the boift'rous north When lightnings flash ; and from the east and weft The The grumbling ...
... light chaff , and leaves Fall'n from the trees , in eddies whirl around ; Or feathers on the water's furface play . But from the quarter of the boift'rous north When lightnings flash ; and from the east and weft The The grumbling ...
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... light with a feeling approach- ing to extacy ; and during the rest of the day I am happy . I pafs the night without awaking , and am afleep the moment I lay down my head . I am almoft as well fatisfied with the company of fools as of ...
... light with a feeling approach- ing to extacy ; and during the rest of the day I am happy . I pafs the night without awaking , and am afleep the moment I lay down my head . I am almoft as well fatisfied with the company of fools as of ...
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... light therefore to direct the male , like the Hero of Seftos , to guide Leander . 16 . Glow - worms extinguish their lamps between 11 and 12 at night . 17. Old May - day turn out cattle to pas , tures ; tures , milk becomes more copious ...
... light therefore to direct the male , like the Hero of Seftos , to guide Leander . 16 . Glow - worms extinguish their lamps between 11 and 12 at night . 17. Old May - day turn out cattle to pas , tures ; tures , milk becomes more copious ...
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