The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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Page 59
... breath intensely keen , " Now chills the blood and withers every green ; " Bright fhines the azure fky , ferenely fair , " Or driving fnows obfcure the turbid air . ” Year is not only an astronomical but also a na- tural period . The ...
... breath intensely keen , " Now chills the blood and withers every green ; " Bright fhines the azure fky , ferenely fair , " Or driving fnows obfcure the turbid air . ” Year is not only an astronomical but also a na- tural period . The ...
Page 338
... breath , Waft the Deliv❜rer to the longing shore . See ! wide alive , the foaming Channel + bright With fwelling fails , and all the pride of War , Delightful view ! when Juftice draws the fword : And mark ! diffufing ardent foul ...
... breath , Waft the Deliv❜rer to the longing shore . See ! wide alive , the foaming Channel + bright With fwelling fails , and all the pride of War , Delightful view ! when Juftice draws the fword : And mark ! diffufing ardent foul ...
Page 405
... Breath'd forth a fervent prayer . The earlicft flowers that balmy spring , Or rofy fummer gave , With kind affection he would bring , And ftrew upon her grave . Remembrance of his former ftate , When fortune had been kind , And of his ...
... Breath'd forth a fervent prayer . The earlicft flowers that balmy spring , Or rofy fummer gave , With kind affection he would bring , And ftrew upon her grave . Remembrance of his former ftate , When fortune had been kind , And of his ...
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