... the' Bio, in the Reign cf Hungus the Pift ; when the faid Hungus making War with Athalftan King of England, faw in the Sky, the Night before the Battle, a bright Crofs, like that on which St, Andrew fuffered Martyrdom, and, the Day proving fuccefsful to ...

... Year. Yet ail this would be tolerable, if we could procure to ourlelves any other Covering than the Sky at Night; but we have been obliged for three Nights fuc- ceffively ?? bury ourfelves in Snow. Trie Roads are lb terribly bad, that we cannot march above ...

... attempted to the Walls that Night, but they flung many Stones upon our Heads, and fired fo much upon us, that we found it impoflible. lay under the Cover of the Sky that Night, and the Ships continued flintjing Bombs into the Fort all Night. The Admirals began ...

... their awful terrors fling j When gloomy night, its raven wing Spreads hovering o'er the vast profound. And swelling billows roar around ; Whilst darkness reigns beneath the pole, Hope is the anchor of my soul*, Nor night, nor storms, shall e'er prevail, My ...

... monuments What others erected upon their ruin t ;!- 7 -What properons dreams vanished-in one day, after. - having been. for„sKy many nights . the consolations of the exile ! Lot Ili dive into our hearts to i , dge our fellow meif, - Let us -place ourselves in ...

... too glorious sky!, Come Night, silent, miity; pale, As best befits a lover's sig . !) ! Suspeud the course of yonder That qlurniurs o'er yon auissy ground M y ULIA comes —Be still! be still! For hive will fly the lightest sound. Come Night! and wrap in ...

... Leiter froutTlypiouth, &stet! Feb n, s say Tlitre was an extraordinary sky here night. About hull-Duet eight it was dark Pod cloudy weather, not a war to be seen, ; suddenly the sky became as light as it would have, been if the moon had been, at the Rill;' ...

... sleet and rain, and sometimes thunder and lightning, and whose departure it followed by a serene atmosphere and a pure sky. Wednesday night, or early on Thursday morning, a storm 'his took place, v/ith all its frightful accompaniments, which unroofed houses ...

... Down to the lakelet’s edge, whose breast of glass Was wrinkled only hy the tardy rain, Dim was the a#spect ot the sullen sky ;— The night scowled gloomier down : —T could not throw From off my heart the weary weight of woe, But loathed the world, and coveted ...

... there sky was blue and the flowers were so fair All scatter’d all sunder’d And some in the cold gravel of the green banks circled around wild flowers with sweet liriar and eglantine crown of the river all stirlcss the face of the sky summer night thought ...

... nuil n .S’» •,/re. —Night was clothed deep black, witli thick unpenetrable veil covering nearly all bis person. The veil was studded all over with golden stars, and planets, and formed a fine represent iiioo the clear sky dark night. Some of the planets ...

... and far; and tomb'd beneath the wave Was its sweet shore—the scene of past delight, And all.was one dark waste ocean, sky, and night. From that sad hour they ne'er were heard of more; The tears that fall for them must fall in vain, For they were wafted ...