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... oi their Streams in Chorus join, And echo back their Strains in Sounds.divine. ' O deign to pardon one, who void of Art/ Speaking the Language of a Loyal Heart; His Grief to utter in pathetick Lays, , As the affefting Theme requires Effays. Tho' deftitute ...
... the benefit of young Stu- dents, Artificers, Tradefmtn and Foreigners, who arc delirious thoroughly to underftand what they Speak, Read, or Write. By N. BAILEY; $iKvKty&. Printed for V. Midwinter. A. Bettefwonh and C. Hitch, J. and J. Pem- betton, R. Ware ...
... the Benefit of young Stu- den' ...
... Benefit of yelling Sea- dents, Artificers, Tradefmen and Foreii'.r.cts, who are defirous thoroughly to underftand what they Speak, Read, or Write. By N. BAILEY. Qie\Q£oy&. Printed for 0. Midwinter, A. Dew c worth and C. iiweh, J. qud J. Pem- berton, R ...
... the Benefit of young Sir* dents. Artificers, Tradefmen and Foreigners, who re defirous thoroughly to ui>aerftad what th;y Speak, Read, or Write. * By N. BAILE Y. ?msao>> Printed fot D. Midwinter, A. Bettefwonh and C. Hitch, J. and J. Pem- berton, R.Wate ...
... GOD hath endowed Che Mind with Freedom of Thought hath endowed the Body with proper Powers to cotnmuni -cate Thoughts which Speaking Writing Printing the Inter which as it is the Noble extenfive and eafy Way communicating our Sentiments is abfolutely neceflary ...
... the Benefit of young Stu- dents, Artificers, Tradefmen and Foreigners, who are defirous thoroughly to underftand what they Speak, Read, or write. By N. BAILEY. ...
... tmjuffifiable Manner. Call to Mind what ifaid to you when I had the firft Notice of certain Iranfaiont, The Manner of my Speaking to you, would, I thought, influ- ence you to make Reparation for your firft wrong Steps. Was I the only one that had reafon ...
... Serpent beguird her; and how The could lend an Ear to his Words, fince knew perfealy well, that this Animal had not the Gift of Speaking? How Adam and Eve coald be condemn e d to die, if they were Immortal? 5. How the Serpent could be punifised, fine it was ...
... Words, he espied a Gentleman with laced Cloaths, on Horseback, and pointing to him, cry'd, you get your Money easily, I must speak with you, and taking his Leave in a complaisant manner, rode a full Trot after the Gentleman, and they saw no more of him. ...
... Fabuloui Hiftories.' 8. Grammar and Language, particularly of the Englifh Tongue. 9. Rhetoric and Oratory ; or the Art of Speaking eloquently. 10. Logic ;or the Art of reafbning and Perfualion. 11. Ontology; or the Science of Being abftraftedly confidercd ...
... her kindeft Regard to her Servants, and rnaaifeiling her Zeal for the Welfare of the Publiek. 6 Her Manner of Thinking and Speaking on the many interedling Sub jeas that paffefed her Soul, and her a 4.14 Behaviour from the Beginning of her Linea to the ...