| (seq. 1)An ASTRONOMICAL DIARY,
OR, AN
ALMANACK
For the Year of our LORD CHRIST
1746.
And from the Creation of the WORLD,
according to the [best?] of prophane History, 5696
And by the Account of the Holy Scriptures 5648
Being the 2d Year after Bissextile, or Leap-Year.
And in the Nineteenth Year of the Reign of our
most gracious Sovereign King George II.
Wherein are contained the Lunations, Eclipses of
the Luminaries, Aspects, Sun and Moon's Rising
and Setting, Time of High-Water, Courts,
Spring-Tides, Judgment of the Weather, &c.
Calculated for the Meridian of BOSTON, in NEW-
ENGLAND, Lat. 42 Deg. 25. Min. North.
By Nathanael Ames.
- - - - Nor think I can foretel
Those Secrets that the Stars do not reveal :
One asks how soon Panthea may be won,
And longs to feel the Marriage Fetters on :
Others convinc'd by melancholy Proof,
Inquire when courteous Fates will strike 'em off :
Some by what Means they may redress the Wrong,
When Fathers the Possession keep too long :
And some would know the Issue of their Cause,
And whether Gold can sodder [or solder?] up its Flaws.
BOSTON in NEW-ENGLAND :
Printed by John Draper, for the BOOKSELLERS. 1746
Price Nine Pence single, & six Shillings per Dozen.
| (seq. 1)An ASTRONOMICAL DIARY,
OR, AN
ALMANACK
For the Year of our LORD CHRIST
1746.
And from the Creation of the WORLD,
according to the [best?] of prophane History, 5696
And by the Account of the Holy Scriptures 5648
Being the 2d Year after Bissextile, or Leap-Year.
And in the Nineteenth Year of the Reign of our
most gracious Soverign King George II.
Wherein are contained the Lunations, Eclipses of
the Luminaries, Aspects, Sun and Moon's Rising
and Setting, Time of High-Water, Courts,
Spring-Tides, Judgment of the Weather, &c.
Calculated for the Meridian of BOSTON, in NEW-
ENGLAND, Lat. 42 Deg. 25. Min. North.
By Nathanael Ames.
- - - - Nor think I can foretel
Those Secrets that the Stars do not reveal :
One asks how soon Panthea may be won,
And longs to feel the Marriage-Fetters on :
Others convinc'd by melancholy Proof,
Inquire when courteous Fates will strike 'em off :
Some by what Means they may redress the Wrong,
When Fathers the Possession keep too long :
And some would know the Issue of their Cause,
And whether Gold can sodder [or solder?] up its Flaws.
BOSTON in NEW-ENGLAND :
Printed by John Draper, for the BOOKSELLERS. 1746
Price Nine Pence single, & six Shillings per Dozen.
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