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The approbation the poem of Winter might meet with from some of our author's friends , was not , however , a sufficient recommendation to introduce it to the world He had the mortification of offering it to several booksellers , without ...
The approbation the poem of Winter might meet with from some of our author's friends , was not , however , a sufficient recommendation to introduce it to the world He had the mortification of offering it to several booksellers , without ...
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... at length it became unfashionable not to have read them . As soon as the poem of Winter was published , Mr. Thomson sent a copy of it as a present to Mr. Joseph Mitchell , his countyman , and brother poet , who A 2 LIFE OF THOMSON . 9.
... at length it became unfashionable not to have read them . As soon as the poem of Winter was published , Mr. Thomson sent a copy of it as a present to Mr. Joseph Mitchell , his countyman , and brother poet , who A 2 LIFE OF THOMSON . 9.
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... as Mr. Mitchell had realy that misfortune , he changed the epithet blasted into blasting : -But to return : The poem of Winter is , perhaps , the most finished , as well as most picturesque of any of the four Seasons : The scenes ...
... as Mr. Mitchell had realy that misfortune , he changed the epithet blasted into blasting : -But to return : The poem of Winter is , perhaps , the most finished , as well as most picturesque of any of the four Seasons : The scenes ...
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... to the account of -Slanderous zeal , and politics infirin , « Jealous of worthThe poem of Winter meeting with such general applause , Mr. Thomson was induced to write the other three Seasons , which he finished with equal success .
... to the account of -Slanderous zeal , and politics infirin , « Jealous of worthThe poem of Winter meeting with such general applause , Mr. Thomson was induced to write the other three Seasons , which he finished with equal success .
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By Tweed erects his aged head , And sees , with self - approving mind , Each creature on his bounty fed : While maniac Winter rages o'er The hills whence classic Yarrow flows , Rousing the turbid torrent's roar , Or sweeping wild a ...
By Tweed erects his aged head , And sees , with self - approving mind , Each creature on his bounty fed : While maniac Winter rages o'er The hills whence classic Yarrow flows , Rousing the turbid torrent's roar , Or sweeping wild a ...
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amid ANGELES appears Autumn beam beauty beneath bloom breast breathes breeze bright charm circling clouds comes dark death deep delight descends earth fair fall fancy fear feels fields fire flame flood force forest give gloom grace grove hand happy head heart heaven hills human kind land light lively look lost mind mingled mixed mountains Muse Nature night o'er once passions peace plain play pours pride pure race rage raise retired rise river rocks roll round rural scarce scene season shade shining smile snow soft song soul sounding spirit spreads Spring storm stream sweet swelling tempest tender thee Thomson thou thought thousand thro till toil train turn UNIVERSITI vale various virtue voice walk waste wave whole wide wild winds wing Winter wonders woods youth
Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | The Seasons |
| Autor/in | James Thomson |
| Verlag | Thomas B. Wait & Company, 1807 |
| Original von | UC Southern Regional Library Facility |
| Digitalisiert | 4. Juni 2018 |
| Länge | 215 Seiten |
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