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Far hence they keep , reprefs - d Thore deep'ning clouds on clouds , furcharg'd
with That o'er the vatt , Aclantic hittier borne , [ rain , In end'ess train , would
quench the fummer - blaze , 141 And , chearless , drown the crude unripen'd year
.
Far hence they keep , reprefs - d Thore deep'ning clouds on clouds , furcharg'd
with That o'er the vatt , Aclantic hittier borne , [ rain , In end'ess train , would
quench the fummer - blaze , 141 And , chearless , drown the crude unripen'd year
.
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271 But now those while uoblemith'd minute :, v hence The fabling poets took
their golden age , Are found no more amid these ron times , Thefi dregs of life !
Now the diffeit.per'd mind 275 Has lok that concórd of larinonious powers , 265 C
Ihr ...
271 But now those while uoblemith'd minute :, v hence The fabling poets took
their golden age , Are found no more amid these ron times , Thefi dregs of life !
Now the diffeit.per'd mind 275 Has lok that concórd of larinonious powers , 265 C
Ihr ...
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Hence , in old dulky time , a deluge came : When the decp - cleft difparting orb ,
that arch'd 310 The central waters l'orind , impetuous rush3 , With universal burit ,
into the gulph , Ando'o the high pild hills of fractur'd earth Wide dash'd the ...
Hence , in old dulky time , a deluge came : When the decp - cleft difparting orb ,
that arch'd 310 The central waters l'orind , impetuous rush3 , With universal burit ,
into the gulph , Ando'o the high pild hills of fractur'd earth Wide dash'd the ...
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Hence the gloily kind Try every winning way inventive love Can dictate , and in
courtship to their mates Pour forth their little fouls . First , wide around , With
distant awe , in airy rings they rove , Endeavouring by a thousand tricks to catch
The ...
Hence the gloily kind Try every winning way inventive love Can dictate , and in
courtship to their mates Pour forth their little fouls . First , wide around , With
distant awe , in airy rings they rove , Endeavouring by a thousand tricks to catch
The ...
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With itealthy wing Should some rood foot their woody haunţs molest , Amid a
neighbouring bush they filent drop , And whirring thence , as if alarm'd , deceive
690 Th ' un feeling school - boy . Hence , around the head Of wandering ( wain ,
the ...
With itealthy wing Should some rood foot their woody haunţs molest , Amid a
neighbouring bush they filent drop , And whirring thence , as if alarm'd , deceive
690 Th ' un feeling school - boy . Hence , around the head Of wandering ( wain ,
the ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Seasons |
| Author | James Thomson |
| Publisher | J. Murray, 1779 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 2 Feb 2017 |
| Length | 256 pages |
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