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Then no more Th ' expansive atmosphere is cramp'd with cold ; Bat , full of life
and vivitying soul , Lifts the light clouds fublime , and spreads them thin , Fleecy
and white , o'er all - surrounding Heaven . 31 Forth fly the tepid airs : and
unconfin'd ...
Then no more Th ' expansive atmosphere is cramp'd with cold ; Bat , full of life
and vivitying soul , Lifts the light clouds fublime , and spreads them thin , Fleecy
and white , o'er all - surrounding Heaven . 31 Forth fly the tepid airs : and
unconfin'd ...
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United light and thade ! where the fight dwells . 85 With growing Itrength , and
ever - new delight . From the moist meadow to the wither'd bill , Leit by the breeze
, the vivid verdure runs , And swells , and deepens , to the cherith ' ! eye .
United light and thade ! where the fight dwells . 85 With growing Itrength , and
ever - new delight . From the moist meadow to the wither'd bill , Leit by the breeze
, the vivid verdure runs , And swells , and deepens , to the cherith ' ! eye .
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... the floods , and in a yellow mift , Far smoaking o'er the interminable plain , 195
In twinkling myri.ds lights the dewy gems . ... on the sun , thy showery prism ; And
to the sage - instructed eye utfold The various i wine of light , by thee disclos'd !
... the floods , and in a yellow mift , Far smoaking o'er the interminable plain , 195
In twinkling myri.ds lights the dewy gems . ... on the sun , thy showery prism ; And
to the sage - instructed eye utfold The various i wine of light , by thee disclos'd !
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( race The first fresh dawn then wak'd tlie gladdened Of uncrrrupted m : 1 ) , nor
bluth'd to lec The fluggard sleep beneath its Sacred beam : For their light
lluinbers gently fum'd away ; 245 Anup tijey role as vigorous as the lui , Or to the
culture of ...
( race The first fresh dawn then wak'd tlie gladdened Of uncrrrupted m : 1 ) , nor
bluth'd to lec The fluggard sleep beneath its Sacred beam : For their light
lluinbers gently fum'd away ; 245 Anup tijey role as vigorous as the lui , Or to the
culture of ...
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Thus the feeling heart 370 Would tenderly , suggeft : but ' tis enough , In this late
age , adventurous , to have touch'd Light on the numbers of the Samian sage .
High Heaven forbids the bold presumptuous strain , Whose wifest will has fix'd us
...
Thus the feeling heart 370 Would tenderly , suggeft : but ' tis enough , In this late
age , adventurous , to have touch'd Light on the numbers of the Samian sage .
High Heaven forbids the bold presumptuous strain , Whose wifest will has fix'd us
...
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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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