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Date: 1782
"If therefore the gloomy hemisphere of fact intrude a mournful prospect on the eye, at least we may travel the regions of imagination, where fancy's mirror can present clearer sunshine."
preview | full record— Dorset, Michael (fl. 1775-1782)
