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... launch, by Indians and negroes. As to the fertility of the foil, and the improvements l He country is capable of, the Hijiory I Speak of will fully clear up that point: but our certain knowledge, in the country I ame from, notwithftanding the publick and private ...
... aged abouc 50, about 5 Foot 9 Inches high, a flout well cofced Man. ftoops, Jhis Countenance and Hair black, groans when he Speaks £ud wore biue Cloatbs, with a Drab colour d big Coat. JOHN DOUGLASS, That on the 16th Day of February next, at Kin- fawns ...
... but openly 'd k he ought to be hanged for, *■ . y e his fovereign to do? It | ar,s this crime, Sir, that the mie^Ori ani Speaking of has obtained the ° PP r °bation of parliament in con^ » ant therefore San X n y° T approbation is fo far from tion, that ...
... London, but the merchants of r . • Don R invenit, and Signor fecit. Another, The combin'd fleets of H dandE d. A Sill Piece. A Speaking trumpet, which conveys a nvhifper from London to Ferfailles.— Put up one penny,— becaufe it is hoped but one man in England ...
... (St James's first, for leaden Then catch'd the schools ; the hall scarce kept awake : The convocation gap'd, but could not speak; Lost was the nation's sense, nor could be fou Wide and more wide it spread o'er all the realm; Ev'n Palinurus nodded at the ...
... general one; Mr Pope 3 jjfirmation, that Cibber, with all his fications of Adtor, and Comic Authors mij'erable Poet-haureat.-—Speaking 0 being chofe, Mr Pope faith : fooner died, but his place of Laureat fupplied by Cibber, in the year which was made the ...
... Moulded to make a doating hufband bleji, Eafe evry care, and heighten evry joy ; That gentle foul that with a melting grace Speaks in her eyes,andbrightens in her mien ; Say, were they frani d to pine away ob The lonely tenants of a dreary cell ? \_fcure ...
... Moulded to make a doating hufband bleji, Eafe evry care, and heighten evry joy ; That gentle foul that with a melting grace Speaks in her eyes,andbrightens in her mien ; Say, were they frani d to pine away ob The lonely tenants of a dreary cell ? \_fcure ...
... Andperhaps you 1 re unfurnijh j» May it pleafe you to take my .\ That you mayn't be fufpeftw f ' When you touch his L —-—P 5 '■ Speak Latin, if you ftb' Say, all are the Jons of ty Et genus non fecimus 1 * Proclaim him as Yet attempt not to reckon h You may ...
... O'er midnight bowls, the proud Assyrian pale, E'er while, high flush'd with insolence and wine ? Like that, the dial speaks; and points to thee, Lorenzo ! loth to break the banquet up. O man, thy kingdom is departing from thee; And while it lasts, is ...
... St n. But what's beyond death ?-Who (hall draw that vail ? Hughes*s Siege of Damafcus. HArk, my gay fiend, that folemn toll Speaks the departure of a foul', 'lis gone, that's all, know —not where, how th' utibody d Joul does fare. In that myfterious 'world ...
... This lovely wand'rer spies; Gay ardours rise in ev'ry vein, And revel in his eyes. Then (as the slightest toy may prove, To speak the lover's aim) With these fond arts the wanton strove To testify his flame. He waves a glass, from which Sol's With shooting ...