SPRING has been celebrated in glowing terms by the poets of all ages; but in the climate of Britain, and of the Northern States of America, if we count the season by the calendar, the weather is by no means so mild and delightful, especially in the early part of this quarter of the year, as it is painted.
An edition of Sacred Philosophy of the Seasons Illustrating the Perfections of God in the Phenomena of the Year, Spring
(2003)
Sacred Philosophy of the Seasons Illustrating the Perfections of God in the Phenomena of the Year, Spring
by Henry Duncan
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"SPRING has been celebrated in glowing terms by the poets of all ages; but in the climate of Britain, and of the Northern States of America, if we count the season by the calendar, the weather is by no means so mild and delightful, especially in the early part of this quarter of the year, as it is painted."
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