The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 253F. Jefferies, 1967 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... song , and " the lark down dropping to his nest " enlists the sympathy of men and women more readily than when it " pours its anthem unto the sun , " and " is lost in him . ” Thou , simple bird , dwellest in a home The humblest , yet ...
... song , and " the lark down dropping to his nest " enlists the sympathy of men and women more readily than when it " pours its anthem unto the sun , " and " is lost in him . ” Thou , simple bird , dwellest in a home The humblest , yet ...
Page 612
... song . As " night's sweet bird , " that " sweetly sings the sun to rest , " and " tuneful vigils keeps , " - while- Highest oakes stoup downe to heare , And list'ning elders prick the eare , this bird finds endless compliments ; and yet ...
... song . As " night's sweet bird , " that " sweetly sings the sun to rest , " and " tuneful vigils keeps , " - while- Highest oakes stoup downe to heare , And list'ning elders prick the eare , this bird finds endless compliments ; and yet ...
Page 615
... song - his evening lay ! " Another pretty fact about the nightingale - namely , that he sings seated and secret - is disregarded by Broome , who speaks of- Philomel , upborne on wings , Through air the mournful story singing ; and even ...
... song - his evening lay ! " Another pretty fact about the nightingale - namely , that he sings seated and secret - is disregarded by Broome , who speaks of- Philomel , upborne on wings , Through air the mournful story singing ; and even ...
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