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" ... impressions of the extraordinary and supernatural kind. Falling asleep in this gloomy mood, and their dreams being disturbed by the noise of the elements around, it is no matter of wonder, that they thought they heard the voice of the dead. This voice... "
The Works of Ossian, the Son of Fingal - 112. oldal
1779
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The Poems of Ossian, 2. kötet

1773 - 466 oldal
...extraordinary and fupernatur.il kind. Falling afleep in this gloomy mood, and their dreams being difturbed by the noife of the elements around, it is no matter...thought they heard the voice of the dead. This voice oftb» dead, however, was, perhaps, no more than a fhriller whiftle of the winds in an old tree, or...

The Poems of Ossian, 2. kötet

1790 - 344 oldal
...extraordinary and fupernatural kind. Falling afleep in this gloomy .mood, and their dreams being dilturbed by the noife of the elements around, it is no matter...of the dead, however, was, perhaps, no more than a Jhriller whiftle of the, winds in an old tree, or in the chinks of a neighbouring rock. It is to this...

The Poems of Ossian, the Son of Fingal, 1. kötet

1799 - 252 oldal
...fupernatural klud. falling aflcep in this gliicmY mood, and their dreams b^iug difturbed by the nolfe of the elements around, it is no matter of wonder, that they thought they heard thevoice of the dead. This voice of tie dead, however, was, perhaps, no wore than a thriller whittle...

The Poems of Ossian, 2. kötet

1803 - 390 oldal
...and their dreams being disturbed by the noise of the elements around, it is no matter of wonder, thai they thought they heard the voice of the dead. This...dead, however, was, perhaps, no more than a shriller whistle of the winds in an old tree, or in the chinks of a neighbouring rock. It is to this cause I...

The Poems of Ossian, 2. kötet

1803 - 388 oldal
...supernatural kind. Falling asleep in this gloomy mood, and their dreams being disturbed by the noise of the elements around, it is no matter of wonder,...thought they heard the voice of the dead. This voice ef the dead, however, was, perhaps, no more than a shriller whistle of the winds in an old tree, or...

The Poems of Ossian: &c, 2. kötet

James Macpherson - 1805 - 654 oldal
...pernatural kind. Falling asleep in this gloomy mood, and their dreams being disturbed by the noise of the elements around, it is no matter of wonder...dead, however, was, perhaps, no more than a shriller whistle of the winds in an old tree, or in the chinks of a neighbouring rock. It is to this cause I...

The poems of Ossian, &c. containing the poetical works of J ..., 2. kötet

Ossian - 1805 - 656 oldal
...pernatural kind. Falling asleep in this gloomy mood, and their dreams being disturbed by the noise of the elements around, it is no matter of wonder...dead, however, was, perhaps, no more than a shriller whistle of the winds in an old tree, or in the chinks of a neighbouring rock. It is to this cause I...

The poems of Ossian, tr. by J. Macpherson. To which are prefixed ..., 2. kötet

Ossian - 1805 - 244 oldal
...disturbed h :rie noise of the elements around, it is ao matter of wonder, that they thought rhsy beard the voice of the dead. This voice of the dead, however, was, pirhaps. no ir-a' than a shriller whistle of the winds in an old tree, or in the chinks of a neigh....

The poems of Ossian, tr. by J. Macpherson. Blair's critical ..., 2. kötet

Ossian - 1806 - 364 oldal
...supernatural kind. Falling asleep in this gloomy mood, and their dreams being disturbed by Ihe noise of the elements around, it is no matter of wonder,...dead, however, was, perhaps, no more than a shriller whistle of (he winds in an old tree, or in the chinks of a neighbouring rocfc. It is to this cause...

The poems of Ossian, in the orig. Gaelic, with a tr. into Lat. by ..., 3. kötet

Ossian - 1807 - 596 oldal
...supernatural kind. Falling asleep in this gloomy mood, and their dreams being disturbed by the noise of the elements around, it is no matter of wonder,...dead, however, was, perhaps, no more than a shriller whistle of the winds in an old tree, or in the chinks of a neighbouring rock. It is to this cause I...




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