The Gentleman's Magazine, Band 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... nature . The natu ralift may indeed decide as to the prefent quality of any natural production ; but it would be prefumption in him to decide as to its former ftates . As far as I can judge in this curious country , active nature seems ...
... nature . The natu ralift may indeed decide as to the prefent quality of any natural production ; but it would be prefumption in him to decide as to its former ftates . As far as I can judge in this curious country , active nature seems ...
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... nature's keenest pains ! Muft I not love , as long as life thall laft , Thou first dear pledge of nuptial bleffings paft : Paft - as I thought - too foon ; too quickly gone : Now , Heav'n be prais'd ! these pangs are mine alone ! No ...
... nature's keenest pains ! Muft I not love , as long as life thall laft , Thou first dear pledge of nuptial bleffings paft : Paft - as I thought - too foon ; too quickly gone : Now , Heav'n be prais'd ! these pangs are mine alone ! No ...
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... Nature . " 4to . THEOCRITUS is generally confi- dered as the great father of paftoral poetry . He was a Syracufian , and flou rished under Hiero and Ptolemy Phila- delphus , both in Sicily and Egypt , about 289 years before the ...
... Nature . " 4to . THEOCRITUS is generally confi- dered as the great father of paftoral poetry . He was a Syracufian , and flou rished under Hiero and Ptolemy Phila- delphus , both in Sicily and Egypt , about 289 years before the ...
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