 Majestic SAVERNAKE Raises his wood-crown'd brow; prospect sublime! Whether yon stately oaks and slender pines, In well-plann'd order plac'd, attract the sight; Or, o'er the smooth-shorn plain, we turn our eye Beneath th...  Fugitive Pieces - Page 4by Frances Greensted - 1796 - 46 pagesFull view - About this book
 | John Britton - 1801 - 358 pages
...and might well give inspiration to the poet who delights in—artless Nature. « Majestic SAVERNAKE Raises his wood-crown'd brow ; prospect sublime !...well-plann'd order plac'd, attract the sight; Or o'er the smooth shorn plain, we turn our eye Beneath th' embow'ring shade, the lordly stag, And bounding hind... | |
 | Tobias Smollett - 1802 - 612 pages
...and might well give in* spiration to the poet who delights in — artless nature. "Majestic SAVERNAKE Raises his wood-crown'd brow; prospect sublime! Whether...sight; Or, o'er the smooth-shorn plain, we turn our eye Beneath th' embow'ring shade, the lordly stag And bounding hind repose, devoid of fear; Around, their... | |
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