...death of Hammond in 1742 : it first appeared in ed. 1744. Thus in some deep retirement would I pas's The winter-glooms with friends of pliant soul, Or blithe or solemn, as the theme inspired : frame With th Vas called, late-rising, from the voTd ot nigijij, Ur sprung eterpa.1 from the, Kternal...

...becomes less prosaic. He would spend the "winter glooms," he says, with " friends of pliant soul," With them would search, if nature's boundless frame...sprung eternal from the Eternal Mind; Its life, its law, its progress, and its end. Hence larger prospects of the beauteous whole Would, gradual, open...

...becomes less prosaic. He would spend the "winter glooms," he says, with " friends of pliant soul," With them would search, if nature's boundless frame...sprung eternal from the Eternal Mind; Its life, its law, its progress, and its end. Hence larger prospects of the beauteous whole Would, gradual, open...

...Ah ! only shew'd, to check our fond Pursuits, And teach our humbled Hopes that Life is vain ! TH us in some deep Retirement would I pass, The Winter-Glooms,...of pliant Soul, Or blithe, or solemn, as the Theme inspir'd: With them would search, if Nature's boundless Frame Was call'd, late rising from the Void...

...Laws, Give me to scan; thro" the disclosing deep Light my blind Way. . . . ("Autumn" ll. 1352-1359) Thus in some deep Retirement would I pass, The Winter-Glooms,...of pliant Soul, Or blithe, or solemn, as the Theme inspir'd: With them would search, if Nature's boundless Frame Was call'd, late-rising, from the Void...

...blithc or solemn. as thc theme inspired : With them wonUl search if nature's boundless frame Was called. late-rising, from the void of night Or sprung eternal from the Eternal Mind1' Thoreau. lui. a perdu cette distance au monde, ce dilettantisme, presque, qui allégeait, par...

...becomes less prosaic. He would spend the " winter glooms," he says, with " friends of pliant soul," With them would search, if nature's boundless frame...sprung eternal from the Eternal Mind; Its life, its law, its progress, and its end. Hence larger prospects of the beauteous whole Would, gradual, open...

...following passage from Winter which Klopstock could have found only in Brookes' translation. V. 468. Thus in some deep retirement would I pass The winter-glooms, with friends of various turn, Or blithe, or solemn, as the theme inspired : This is rendered by Brockes : — Auf solche...