 | 1839 - 272 Seiten
...Earth, how large, how strong, the Son s bright ball ! But seen from thenee, how languid and how small! When the keen north, with all its fury blows, Congeals the floods, and forms the fleecy snows, "I i- heat intense to what can there be known; Warmer our poles than is in burning zone : Who there... | |
 | 1839 - 532 Seiten
...large, how strong, the Sun s bright ball ! But seen from thence, how languid and how small I \Vhen the keen north, with all its fury blows, Congeals the floods, and forms the tieecy snows, 'Tis heat intense to what can there be known ; \Varnier our poles than is ils burning... | |
 | Lewis Tomlinson - 1840 - 362 Seiten
...Earth, how large, how strong, the Sun's bright ball ! But seen from thence, how languid and how small ! When the keen north, with all its fury blows, Congeals...the floods, and forms the fleecy snows, 'Tis heat intense to what can there be known ; Warmer our poles than is its burning zone : Who there inhabit,... | |
 | Sarah Windsor Tomlinson - 1846 - 152 Seiten
...our severest winter weather continued all the year round, would be warmer than its mildest season. ' When the keen North with all its fury blows, Congeals...the floods, and forms the fleecy snows, 'Tis heat intense, to what can there be known; Warmer our poles than is its burning zone ! Who there inhabit... | |
 | Thomas Dick - 1847 - 416 Seiten
...expatiated on the cold temperature of Saturn in such strains as the following: . . " When the keen norlh with all its fury blows, . Congeals the floods , and forms the fleecy snows, 'T is heat intense to what can there be known ; Warmer our poles than is its burning zone. Who there... | |
 | Thomas Dick - 1857 - 878 Seiten
...the last century expatiated on the cold temperature of Saturn in such strains as the following : " When the keen north with all its fury blows, Congeals...the floods, and forms the fleecy snows, 'Tis heat intense to what can there be known ; Warmer our poles than is its burning zone. Who there inhabit must... | |
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Tis heat intense to what can there be known ; Warmer our poles than is its burning zone. Who there inhabit must have other powers, Juices, and veins, and sense, and life, than ours. One moment's cold, like theirs, would pierce the bone, Freeze the heart's... 
