 | Sir Richard Blackmore - 1715 - 568 pages
...Giant Sons invade the : JLncrcriai, that it happen'd thus, replie Hills arife S > : Skies ? V lies. 3 Now give us leave, great Poet, to demand, How the...Hollow in the Land Was firft produc'd, with Eafe to enrerrain v All the aflembled Warets of the Main. When Earth was made, this Hollow for the Sea Was... | |
 | Sir Richard Blackmore - 1727 - 230 pages
...arife t 1 How did thy Giant Sons invade the Skies? S '.•'.cretins, that it happen'd thus, replies. j Now give us leave, great Poet, to demand, How the...the Land Was firft produc'd, with Eafe to entertain Alltheafiembled Waters of the Main. . . • When Earth was made, this Hollow for the Sea Was form'd... | |
 | Sir Richard Blackmore - 1806 - 242 pages
...O earth, thy hills arise? How did thy giant sons invade the skies? Lucretius, that ithappenrd thusr replies. Now give us leave, great poet, to demand, How the capacious hollow in the land Was first produc'd, with ease to entertain All the assembled waters of the main. When earth was made, this... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 582 pages
...plain ? How did thy rocks, O Earth ! thy hills, arise? How did thy giant sons invade the skies ? • Lucretius, " that it happen'd thus," replies. Now...to demand, How the capacious hollow in the land Was first produc'd, with ease to entertain All the assembled waters of the main ? When Earth was made,... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 596 pages
...Earth ! thy hills, arise ? How did thy giant sons invade the skies ? Lucretius, " that it Imppen'd thus," replies. Now give us leave, great poet, to demand, How the capacious hollow in the land Was first produc'd, with ease to entertain All the assembled waters of the main ? When Earth was made,... | |
 | Ezekiel Sanford - 1819 - 448 pages
...plain ? How did thy ro«ks, O earth ! thy hills, arise ? How did thy giant sons invade the skies ? Lucretius, that it happen'd thus, replies. Now give...to demand, How the capacious hollow in the land Was first produc'd, with ease to entertain All the assembled Wa\ers of the main > When earth was made,... | |
 | Ezekiel Sanford - 1819 - 466 pages
...arise ? ^ How did thy giant sons invade the skies ? C Lucretius, that it happen'd thus, replies. J Now give us leave, great poet, to demand, How the capacious hollow in the land Was first produc'd, with ease to entertain All the assembled waters of the main ? When earth was made,... | |
 | 1822 - 276 pages
...and plain ? How did thy rocks, O earth! thy hills, arise? How did thy giant sons invade the skies ? Lucretius, ' that it happen'd thus,' replies. Now...to demand, How the capacious hollow in the land Was first produced, with ease to entertain All the assembled waters of the main 1 When earth was made,... | |
 | Sir Richard Blackmore - 1797 - 200 pages
...explain, Which Epicurus made all finooth and plain ? How did thy rocks, O earth, thy hills arife ? 655 How did thy giant fons invade the Ikies ? Lucretius,...poet, to demand, How the capacious hollow in the land Wasfirft produc'd, with cafe to entertain 700 Ail theaflembled waters of the main. XVhen earrh was... | |
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Wild and unpeopled, or by man or beast. Who will our orb's unequal face explain, Which Epicurus made all smooth and plain ? How did thy rocks, O earth! thy hills, arise? How did thy giant sons invade the skies ? Lucretius, ' that it happen'd thus, 