... he returned from India. He took the chaplet that Ariadne in Naxos had woven from the Theseion ; and walking beneath the sky at night threw it up to the stars, where it yet shines forth. The gods first made use of flowers in the form of a coronet; and Zeus ...

... he returned from India. He took the chaplet that Ariadne in Naxos had woven from the Thes6on ; and walking beneath the sky at night threw it up to the stars, where it yet shines forth. The gods first made use of flowers in the form of a coronet; and Zeus ...

... returned from India. He took the thaplet that Ariadne in Naxos had woven from the Theseion ; and !talki ng beneath the sky at night, threw it up to the stars, where It yet shines forth. The gods first made use of flowers in the form a coronet; and Zeus ...

... he returned from India. He took the 4 aplet thst Ariadne in Naxos had woven from the Thesiion ; and !alking beneath the sky at night, threw it up to the stars, where ',Yet shines forth. The gods first made use of fl ower s in the form ' ',t a coronet; ...

... and on the list'ning ear Of pensive Night Pour'd out his tidings that morn drew nigh, And urged the dark-rolred queen to fly. Cynthia grew pale At the Zephyr's tale, And the stars in fear soon fled the sky, While night in her shroud Of a sable cloud Slowly ...

... i! i i . r * o ,jiui -''iit u, nave nnw Qiifiß into despair, and thus v is that Untt ' Clouds obscure the brightest sky And night succeeds the day • catalogue; but it above the level of his fellow illuminator^ *L h Ml- ^ colour and gold, the minute ...

... 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;' ...

... Open prepara- tions are made through the day for havoc, plunder, and murder, and the o-lare of incendiarism reddens the sky at night. Our Nobles are hunted like wild beasts through the land ; our Bishops are first burnt in effigy and then hung in chains ...

... Christmas piece, an extravagant Arabian night's entertainment, entitled Camaralzaman and Badottra ; or, the Pen who loved the Prince?' It opens with an extremely well managed scene, representing the sky by night, with a bevy of spirits in mid-day, each ...

... Christmas piece, an extravagant Arabian night's entertainment, entitled Camaraizaman and Badoura ; or, the Peri who loved the Prince. It opens with an extremely well managed scene, representing the sky by night, with a bevy of spirits in mid-day, each ...

... Christmas piece. an extravagant Arabian night's entertainment, entitled Camaralzaman and Badoura ; or, the Peri who loved the Prince. It opens with an extremely well managed scene, representing the sky by night, with a bevy of spirits in mid-day, each ...

... there are no residents in the woods in that Colony, no lives are supposed to have been lost. The reflection of the fire the sky at night was sublime, awful, and terrific. Yesterday being settling day at the Stock Exchange, it excited considerable attention ...