Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Memoranda on the Midsummer Night's Dream: A. D. 1879 and A. D. 1855
Then, having spoken of three successive years of scarcity, he adds, and see, whether the Lord doth not threaten us much more, by send ing such unseasonable weather and storms of rain among us, which if we will observe, and compare it with that which is past, we may say that the course of nature is very much inverted; our years are turned upside down our summers.
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