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... Thus did the great Hippocrates engage The pla ue at Athens in its keeneji rage, > The glorious Martine of a former age. 3 No form of death could teach the Grecian fear He fac'd contagion in its full career, Till, with unwearyd diligence, his hand Stopt ...
... ADVERTISEMENT S:] T . £__.• That one Polly Rich, who was an engaged Vervttntbf the Right Hon. Earl of ROSEBER I E for one- Tea r i. ?? away : $be is about 18 Tars old y 5 Foot 6 Inches high, f : J Jhap'd, blue ey*d and black Hair (or not brown) longXiifa^'fL ...
... Old England, July 9. Of the Puffing that fucceeded the late Engagement at Dettingen. I Have heard of a certain confident painter, who, being called account for , T 2 the the wretched drawing of one of his portraits, pleafantly pleaded, that it tvould ...
... and L— ck, in relation to the late engagement near Toulon. See p. 142. 144. Adm. M ws to Vice-Adm. L—k-5 IR, Ruffel, at fea, Feb. 1 2. I Am exceedingly forry you did not judge proper, when I had made the fignal to engage the enemy, to bear down yourfelf ...
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... Stillform thy lively pre fence, fill dijplay Thy noble goodnefs, thy engaging way I feem to join thee oft alone, and free, 1 feem to open all my foul to thee ; Imagine ftill thy voonted fmiles 1 fhare, Thy voifhes, thy paternal care. Full ofthefe melting ...
... 'HnoV° ,r, ' lca^e y ou w^c f h' engaging fmile e UCe f crene upon their brow Tt,; u , r 'mage! Think, virgin train, v t ., tn c honours of a mother's name. Vo , CI ' daughter, (lain thy maiden heart . cious - * s young Damon's loul fl ' me and t0 th ...
... divifion of the enemy's fleet, c 'uded the Vice-Admiral from any part the engagement ; for if he could have up, there would have been but one j-' e my's fhip for him and his whole divi- engage.. hat as no fignal was made for him to with his divifion, he could ...
... good Free-Coal, under a goo® Roof > and will Engage wtth them, eithtr for one or more Tears. Jlnd there is to be an exprejs Condition in the En* gagement, lhat the Gentleman for whofe Service they are engaged, i$ to be bound tn Writ, J hit at the expiring ...
... the Engagements formerly earn into by the King of Great Britain and Spain, cot cerning the uitroduction of Spanifh Garifons, i; has neverthelefs been agreed between the Patti that made this prefent Treaty, that with refro to the other Engagements attributed ...
... Ships. fhe Centurion and Faulklaud,being the twoheadmt Ships, engaged the French Fleet two Hours, before ti Grand Flea came up, which when done, they ftrui immediately; but iv the Engagement the Centurion y* dibbled. ...
... sent him two several Orders to bear down, during the Engage- ment, to engage the Enemy; in return to which Orders, the said Burrish pretended he had no Powder fill'd, altho' an Engagement had been expected for several Days pro- ceeding. Thirdly, For firing ...