Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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Strana 376
... Nature's robe of vernal green , To the blue curtain , all ferene , Of an autumnal fky . The fav'rite tree of Beauty's Queen , Behold the myrtle's modest green , The Virgin of the grove ! Soft , from the circlet of her ftar , The tender ...
... Nature's robe of vernal green , To the blue curtain , all ferene , Of an autumnal fky . The fav'rite tree of Beauty's Queen , Behold the myrtle's modest green , The Virgin of the grove ! Soft , from the circlet of her ftar , The tender ...
Strana 8
... Nature , and the contemplation of its Author in his glorious works , is a pleat- ing and inftructive employment . There is not a bud that expands its foliage , or a flower that breathes its fweets , or difplays its beauty , but affords ...
... Nature , and the contemplation of its Author in his glorious works , is a pleat- ing and inftructive employment . There is not a bud that expands its foliage , or a flower that breathes its fweets , or difplays its beauty , but affords ...
Strana 68
... natural polition . Nature performs the cure , by pouring into the broken part a liquid mat- ter , which , hardening into bone , unites the parts fimly together . Sydenham , Prince of Phyficians , defines a fever to be an effort of Nature ...
... natural polition . Nature performs the cure , by pouring into the broken part a liquid mat- ter , which , hardening into bone , unites the parts fimly together . Sydenham , Prince of Phyficians , defines a fever to be an effort of Nature ...
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