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25 At last from Aries rolls the bounteous sun , And the bright Bull receives him .
Then no more Th ' expansive atmosphere is cramp'd with cold ; But , full of life
and vivifying foul , Lifts the light clouds sublime , and spreads them thin , 30
Fleecy ...
25 At last from Aries rolls the bounteous sun , And the bright Bull receives him .
Then no more Th ' expansive atmosphere is cramp'd with cold ; But , full of life
and vivifying foul , Lifts the light clouds sublime , and spreads them thin , 30
Fleecy ...
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And o'er your hills , and long withdrawing vales , Let Autumn spread his treasures
to the sun , Luxuriant and unbounded ! as the sea , Far thro ' his azure turbulent
domain , Your empire owns , and from a thousand Morós Wafts all the pomp of ...
And o'er your hills , and long withdrawing vales , Let Autumn spread his treasures
to the sun , Luxuriant and unbounded ! as the sea , Far thro ' his azure turbulent
domain , Your empire owns , and from a thousand Morós Wafts all the pomp of ...
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Here , awful Newton , the dissolving clouds Form , fronting on the sun , thy
showry prism ; And to the fage - instructed eye unfold The various twine of light ,
by thee disclos'd From the white mingling maze . Not fo the swain ; He wondering
views ...
Here , awful Newton , the dissolving clouds Form , fronting on the sun , thy
showry prism ; And to the fage - instructed eye unfold The various twine of light ,
by thee disclos'd From the white mingling maze . Not fo the swain ; He wondering
views ...
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The first fresh dawn then wak'd the gladdened race Of uncorrupted Man , nor
blush'd to see The fluggard sleep beneath its facred beam : For their light
slumbers gently fum'd away ; 245 And up they rose as vigorous as the sun , Or to
the ...
The first fresh dawn then wak'd the gladdened race Of uncorrupted Man , nor
blush'd to see The fluggard sleep beneath its facred beam : For their light
slumbers gently fum'd away ; 245 And up they rose as vigorous as the sun , Or to
the ...
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The youthful sun 260 Shot his best rays , and still the gracious clouds Drop'd
fatness down ; as o'er the swelling mead , The herds and flocks , commixing ,
play'd secure . This when , emergent from the gloomy wood , The glaring lion faw
, his ...
The youthful sun 260 Shot his best rays , and still the gracious clouds Drop'd
fatness down ; as o'er the swelling mead , The herds and flocks , commixing ,
play'd secure . This when , emergent from the gloomy wood , The glaring lion faw
, his ...
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| Title | The Seasons Volume 1 of The works of James Thomson in four volumes complete |
| Author | James Thomson |
| Publisher | A. Millar, 1752 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 8 Jun 2017 |
| Length | 222 pages |
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