Noble, Thomas; Clark, John Heaviside [Ill.]: Practical Perspective, Exemplified On Landscapes (London, 1809)

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Jn the jar, jaint, hoiizon; while the dhade*
(Dj inteimuicjlcd columnd, with darpiu^ze,
dhllivet upon one plane tf ’ admvt&i'd eijed,

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Wood* and reti/uncj, did) dat melt into tfie dined

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diartdei'd, wide lawledd dcened udmji'd Her name:
d\ or knew die where dhe micjht protection claim,

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dJlien jie.lt her lodom hojie'd enlivening jlame,
ddhat tjlrt would heeji fui law-j l/j tttjeauty'd tiju apjvtoipd.