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... one acquainted with the Latin or other languages.) A NEW G R A M M AR W IITH Exercifes of Bad Englifh : Or,an £Asy GUIDE to SPEAKING and WRITING Tue ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROPERLY and CORRECTLY. In rour parts. Containing, I. ORTHOGRAPHY, or true fpelling, the ...
... Speaking of the manners of the times (anno he fays, By this time indeed, public vir!’f ;uc was become the of ridicule, and (he whole kingdom was overfpread with iraraoraliu ly and coiruption ; tov/ards the increafe of which many concurring circumllances ...
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... count Hemming s lettors to count Bruh), written feme weeks before the king of Pruflia’s invafion of Saxohy the year 1760. Speaking of what might be expeded from Spain* he obferved, that the court of Madrid, o'n the icore of religion, was more to be depended ...
... Do tefnpefts rare, or billows iofs. Or combinations make a fufs. We’ll fleer you fafe/Sir, Thus, boy, thus. Speak, and we’H let yOuY thunder fly. And make the world dance Barnaiy*. Brng the Pretender the jeers. And cut off all the rends ears : Make huffing ...
... crucifix, which ihey prefented from time to time to the prifoners, continued to perplex them in the molt mdifereet manner. i( Speak of him, (laid one the noblemen who was to fuffer) who died for our fins and was raif*d for our jollification, ana then will ...
... In witnefs whereol have hereunto affixed my hand and fcal. H E R T F O D. (L. S.) * Mr. Wilkes, when he tranfmitted to the Speak* cr of the houfe of commons, on xuh of Janu* ary, acertilicareof a phyfician and furgeon Pa** tis, (fctting forth his inability ...
... ns as ; that we were governed by juft laws our own making, to which the King himfelf was fubjeit, as well as his people. Speaking of the French King, he thought I had called him one of his fubjeefs : on which his eyes and he faid, with fome indignation ...
... your ain hafte, an’ fay not that I fpur ye. But found and feelfu’ as I bid you write, An’ ready hae your pen when I indite : Speak my ain leed, tis gueed auld Scots I mean, Your Southern gnaps, I count not worth a preen, ‘We've words a fouth, that we can ...
... owverthrow the conflitution, E. Ay ; the fat’s all in the fire ; indeed, Mr, Sheriff, we’re undone to allintents and purpofes., W. Speak for yourfclf, my Lord. I have not railed at remonftrances one day, and voted for them the next. You may indeed go down to Dulwich ...