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... expreffion to features is join'd, ▼ By Nature's moft delicate pencil defign'd ; Where blulhes unbidden, and fmiles without art, Speak the foftnefs and feeling that dwell in the heart; Where in manners, enchanting, no blemifti we trace, But the foul keeps thepromife ...
... the large there ufed, or thereabouts; late the inheritance Mr. Thomas Torbock, deceafed, and now in the polTeflicn of Henry Speak. man, teflartt or farmer thereof. The above cfiatc is well fituated, in trading country, upen the turnpike road between Warrington ...
... moji facetious memory.—Some late JournaliJis nvill ha-ve it, that the cap ...
... moji facetious memory.—Some late Journalifis will have it, that the cap was made to fit the prefent times, as well as the SPeaking of Bodon, he obferves, the buildings, like their women, are neat and handfome; fheir llrects, like the hearts of their male ...
... aft his part, in his refpeftive place, With due decorum, and becoming grace; Teach, with luccefs, fair Virtue's facred laws, Speak at the Bar with honour and applaufe, Or, in the Senate, plead our country's caufe. T. N. B. Thefe volumes are printed in Memoirs ...
... his part, in his refpeftive place, With due decorum, and becoming grace; Toach, -with fuccefs, fair Virtue's facred laws, Speak at the Bar with honour and applaufe, > Or, the Senate, plead our country's caufe.. T. ...
... strike a mark with the greatest certainty at 200 yards distance. He has the heavy provincial pronunciation, but otherwile speaks good English. The account he gives, is, that the troops in general are such kind of men as himfelf, tall and well proportioned ...
... deluged with blood before her inhabitants would yield unconditional fubmiflion to the authority of the Britifh Parliament. Speaking as an Englifhman this might ieem hyperbole; but, placing ourlelves for moment in the fltuation of an American, the refufal ...
... deluged with blood before her inhabitants would yield unconditional fubmiflion to the authority ot theßritifh Parliament. Speaking an Englifhinan this might teem hyperbole; but, placing ourfelves for moment in the fituation of American, the refufal ot ...
... the belt EnglilhWritrr', and diipofed under proper Heads, with a Virw to facilitate the Improvement of Youth in Reading and Speaking. To which is perfixed, an ESSAY on EtocuTtov. By W. ENFIELD, LL. D. Leaurer on the BaLtes Lai in the Academy at Warrington ...