A Spring Day: Or, Contemplations on Several Occurrences which Naturally Strike the Eye in that Delightful Season |
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Page 5
... wantons gaily over all the fields , strewing the earth with flowers , and pouring
melody from every grove , while it awakens in the human breast agreeable
sensations , enlivening the mind to sublimity of thought and sweet contemplation
.
... wantons gaily over all the fields , strewing the earth with flowers , and pouring
melody from every grove , while it awakens in the human breast agreeable
sensations , enlivening the mind to sublimity of thought and sweet contemplation
.
Page 14
Thus finding an help meet for him , uniting in affection , they became one , and
proved that sacred bond which is so indispensably necessary for the upholding
of the human kind . Can we then suppose that Eve , immediately upon her arising
...
Thus finding an help meet for him , uniting in affection , they became one , and
proved that sacred bond which is so indispensably necessary for the upholding
of the human kind . Can we then suppose that Eve , immediately upon her arising
...
Page 31
What a curious structure is the body ! consisting of various senses , parts , and
members , admirably framed for performing all the functions of human life ;
nothing that could be awanting , and nothing superfluous ; all situated most
conveniently ...
What a curious structure is the body ! consisting of various senses , parts , and
members , admirably framed for performing all the functions of human life ;
nothing that could be awanting , and nothing superfluous ; all situated most
conveniently ...
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palace - royal of the soul : not to speak of the numerous nerves , which from it are
distributed throughout the whole human system , how wonderfully is it preserved
and kept from disorder by a very thin membrane of a golden colour , called the ...
palace - royal of the soul : not to speak of the numerous nerves , which from it are
distributed throughout the whole human system , how wonderfully is it preserved
and kept from disorder by a very thin membrane of a golden colour , called the ...
Page 37
In the heart is that crimson fountain which sustains the whole human system ; but
how from the ventricles it is forced into the arteries , and thence diffused into
numberless streams through the body , and returned again by the veins through
the ...
In the heart is that crimson fountain which sustains the whole human system ; but
how from the ventricles it is forced into the arteries , and thence diffused into
numberless streams through the body , and returned again by the veins through
the ...
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| Title | A Spring Day: Or, Contemplations on Several Occurrences which Naturally Strike the Eye in that Delightful Season |
| Author | James Fisher |
| Edition | 5 |
| Publisher | Author, 1819 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 16 Dec 2008 |
| Length | 344 pages |
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