Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumen 252F. Jefferies, 1967 |
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... poetical signifi- cance in its striking change of plumage , which I should have thought would have furnished a simile to poets . Under its synonyms- " moorcock , " " heathcock " and " heath- hen , " " gorcock " -the red grouse is a ...
... poetical signifi- cance in its striking change of plumage , which I should have thought would have furnished a simile to poets . Under its synonyms- " moorcock , " " heathcock " and " heath- hen , " " gorcock " -the red grouse is a ...
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... poetical renderings of the phenomena of the air . Why , then , should not the Edda imagine the Wind as a neighing horse ? An anthropomorphic representation of a natural phenomenon , in that Norse Scripture , is the Giant who , sitting ...
... poetical renderings of the phenomena of the air . Why , then , should not the Edda imagine the Wind as a neighing horse ? An anthropomorphic representation of a natural phenomenon , in that Norse Scripture , is the Giant who , sitting ...
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... poetical ambition . The weisen , of which there were several hundreds , bore the name of the inventor linked to the most ludicrous appellations . The illustrious Frauenlob , for example , contributed the " yellow weise , " the " blue ...
... poetical ambition . The weisen , of which there were several hundreds , bore the name of the inventor linked to the most ludicrous appellations . The illustrious Frauenlob , for example , contributed the " yellow weise , " the " blue ...
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