Cromer: A Descriptive PoemJ. Ridgway, 1806 - 57 pages |
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Page iv
... scenes . Of Cromer , it has often been doubted whether the spectator derives a greater degree of pleasure from the sublimity of its sea views , or the beauty of its landscapes ; and of you , Madam , it is difficult to determine , whe ...
... scenes . Of Cromer , it has often been doubted whether the spectator derives a greater degree of pleasure from the sublimity of its sea views , or the beauty of its landscapes ; and of you , Madam , it is difficult to determine , whe ...
Page v
... in general , and many scenes and incidents of a nature peculiar to Cro- mer , remain to be described ; and the delineation of these , should this little volume be favourably received by the public , may probably form the subject.
... in general , and many scenes and incidents of a nature peculiar to Cro- mer , remain to be described ; and the delineation of these , should this little volume be favourably received by the public , may probably form the subject.
Page vi
... scenes made on the mind of the author , aided by the sportive suggestions of a female friend , whose charms of person and of mind are equally at- tractive , was the occasion of the following : Poem . PREFACE . ཚ ; vii If the description ...
... scenes made on the mind of the author , aided by the sportive suggestions of a female friend , whose charms of person and of mind are equally at- tractive , was the occasion of the following : Poem . PREFACE . ཚ ; vii If the description ...
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... Scenes and Objects fit Subjects for the Painter - Morland - Cuyp - Village Common- Cricket - Quoits -- Utility of rural Sports - Sunset- Walk continued - Approach to a Scene of melancholy Remembrance- Episode of Mary the Maniac - Prayer ...
... Scenes and Objects fit Subjects for the Painter - Morland - Cuyp - Village Common- Cricket - Quoits -- Utility of rural Sports - Sunset- Walk continued - Approach to a Scene of melancholy Remembrance- Episode of Mary the Maniac - Prayer ...
Page 4
... scenes retir'd Boast not the annual crowds which fashion sends From London's sickly air to other shores , Where Dissipation but removes her court ; Yet hast thou charms for those , whose simple taşte Is pleas'd with Nature in her chaste ...
... scenes retir'd Boast not the annual crowds which fashion sends From London's sickly air to other shores , Where Dissipation but removes her court ; Yet hast thou charms for those , whose simple taşte Is pleas'd with Nature in her chaste ...
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