The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Page 153
... kind of millstone is a very coarse - grained fand- ftone . The third kind is the black cellular bafalt ; but this is , in general , too foft . The mineralogical account of Stone - Henge we will quote : it is , we think , decifive ...
... kind of millstone is a very coarse - grained fand- ftone . The third kind is the black cellular bafalt ; but this is , in general , too foft . The mineralogical account of Stone - Henge we will quote : it is , we think , decifive ...
Page 154
... kind of fine - grained Grünstein ; where the black hornblende is the only conftituent which has a cryftalline form or fpatous appear- ance . This in fome pillars is but fparingly scattered in the prin- eipal mafs ; in others it forms a ...
... kind of fine - grained Grünstein ; where the black hornblende is the only conftituent which has a cryftalline form or fpatous appear- ance . This in fome pillars is but fparingly scattered in the prin- eipal mafs ; in others it forms a ...
Page 261
... kind father ! then instead we fee Harvefts of waving gold ; and from each tree Rich loaded boughs of fertile green depend , Which fill increase , and thick with fruitage bend ; Thefe to our kind , and brutes like nurture yield ; By ...
... kind father ! then instead we fee Harvefts of waving gold ; and from each tree Rich loaded boughs of fertile green depend , Which fill increase , and thick with fruitage bend ; Thefe to our kind , and brutes like nurture yield ; By ...
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