 | English literature - 1763 - 784 pages
...the attention of every one who has read the works of Oflian. The undaunted courage of Fingal, oppofed to all the terrors of the Scandinavian god ; the appearance...awful fpirit ; the wound which he receives, and the ihriek which lio fends forth, " as rolled into ' himfelf, he role upon the wind ;" are full of the... | |
 | 1765 - 520 pages
...one who has read the works of Offian. The undaunted courage of Fingal, oppofed to all the ter. rors of the Scandinavian God ; the appearance and the fpeech...himfelf, he rofe upon the wind -," are full of the molt amazing and terrible majefty. I know no paflage more fublime in the writings of any uninfpired... | |
 | Poetry - 1773 - 466 pages
...the attention of every one who has read the works of Offian. The undaunted courage of Fingal, oppofed to all the terrors of the Scandinavian God ; the appearance..." as rolled into himfelf, he rofe " upon the wind ;" arc full of the moft amazing and terrible majefty. I know no paflage more . A a 3 fublime 358 A... | |
 | Scottish Gaelic poetry - 1783 - 282 pages
...artention of every one who has read the works of Offian. The undaunted courage of Fingal , oppofed to all the terrors of the Scandinavian God ; the appearance...awful fpirit ; the wound which he receives, and the shriek which he fends forth, « as rolled into him» felf, » felf, he rofe upon the wind.'-, are full... | |
 | 1785 - 456 pages
...works of Offian. The undaunted courage of Fingal, oppofed to all the terrors of the Scandinavian Qod ; the appearance and the fpeech of that awful fpirit...amazing and terrible majefty. I know no paflage more ' A a 3 fublime fublime in the writings of any uninfpired author. The fiction is calculated to aggrandize... | |
 | James Macpherson - 1801 - 348 pages
...who has read the works of Olt'ian, The undaunted courage of Fingal, oppofed to all the terrors of tne Scandinavian God ; the appearance and the fpeech of...which he fends forth, "as rolled into him"felf, he iole upon the wind ;" "• on tlie POEMS of OSSIAN. 193 full of the m oft amazing and terrible raajefty.... | |
 | Ossian - 1801 - 364 pages
...undaunted courage of Fingal, op. pofed to all the terrors of the Scandinavian God ; the appearance and ihe fpeech of that awful fpirit ; the wound which he receives, and the Ihriek which he fends forth , "as rolled into him"felf, h« rcle upon the wind 5" ari .MI the POEMS... | |
 | Bards and bardism - 1803 - 352 pages
...the attention of every one who has read the works of Ossian. The undaunted courage of Fingal, opposed to all the terrors of the Scandinavian God; the appearance and the speech of that awful spirit; the wound which he receives, and the shriek which he sends forth, " as... | |
 | Ossian - 1805 - 262 pages
...the attention of every one who has read the works of Ossian. The undaunted courage of Fingal, opposed to all the terrors of the Scandinavian god ; the appearance and the speech of that awful spirit ; the wound which he receives, and the shriek which he sends forth, " as... | |
 | Ossian - 1806 - 366 pages
...the attention of every one who has read the works of Ossian. The undaunted courage of Fingal, opposed to all the terrors of the Scandinavian God ; the appearance and the speech of that awful spirit ; the wound which he receives, and the shriek which he sends forth, " as... | |
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God; the appearance and the speech of that awful spirit; the wound which he receives, and the shriek which he sends forth, " as rolled into himself, he " rose upon the wind;" are full of the most amazing and terrible majesty. 
