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... been publiflted. By JOHN PL AY FORD. Pr xlvii. 7. Cod ?? of all tht Earth, fingyt Praiftt withlindtrfiandin^, Ephef. v. 19. Speaking to yonrftliiti in Pfalmi and Hymnt, and Spiritual Hongi, ftngitig and making Mtlodj in }*ur Utatti unto tht Lord. London ...
... bath been for- Merly_publithed. By JOHN PLAY FORD. Ptah 7 God it King of all Earth, F ro if e e Underflanding. Ephef. V. 19. Speaking to in and Hymns, and Spit:- tail Song:, finging and malting Melody in yozr Heart: unto the Lord. London: Printed for Richard ...
... ly publtibed. By JOHN PLAITORD. Pfa). 7. Gird at King of all the Earth, ling ye Praifes with Vhderfianding. Ephcf. v. to. Speaking to yerrjetvet in Ppm: and Hymn:, wet Spiritual Songs, finging and making Melody in your Harts unto the Lord. Lonuoi: : Printed ...
... been publifhed. By JOHN PLAYFORD. Pf. xlvii. 7. Ccd ?? of all the Earth, fug )c Praifti with Vndcrflanding. Ephcf. V. 19. Speaking to }«urfclvei in Pfstlmi andHtmm, and Spiritual Songs, finging and making Melody in your Htarti unto the Lord. London: Printed ...
... pedigree from Noah's flood; To read what books, converse with whom I please, Not lead a life of indolence, but ease; Boldly to speak sentiment, nor fear Lest rigid truth offend a courtier's ear; To laugh at coxcombs, turn to ridicule The birth-day beau, and ...
... difcourfes. Sel. ill. treats of the Language Beajls. Birds fing, they fay: but this is is a mistake; birds do not sing, but speak; what is taken for their singing, being no more than their natural language. Do the magpye, the jay, the raven, the owl, and ...
... many other Improve- ments in, A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR of tbtfEng- liih Tongue: or, A rational, eafy, and fpeedy Introduction to Speaking and Writing Englifh correftly and properly; peculiarly adapted to the Nature and Genius of the Language, and free from the ...
... many othtr Improve- ments in, A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR of theEng- liihTongue*, or, A rational, eafy, and fpeedy Introduction to Speaking and Writing Engl .h correctly and properly; peculiarly-adapted to the s'amr**' and Genius of the Language, and free from ...
... many other Improve* inents in, A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR of theEng- lifh Tongue: or, A rational, eafy, and fpeedy Introduction to Speaking and Writing Englifh correftly and properly ; peculiarly adapted to the Natnre and Genius of the Language, and free from the ...
... many other Improve- ments in, A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR of theEng- liih Tongue: or, A rational, eafy, and fpecdy Introduction to Speaking and Writing Englilh corredtly and properly ; peculiarly adapted to the Nature and Genius of the Language, and free from the ...
... [Sir Amo- y s hides, and Truenuit talks as if Sir was prefent.] I proteft, Sir °he is not here; you may take my for it, [Speaks Sir Amorous, who is hid.] Sir A?noious f there's no holding out; he has made a petard an old brafs pan to force the door: ...
... Pedals as are inclinable to rake in . the above valuable Work, are dtilitel to fencl to the Priming afice in Cantrbury, or Speak to the Nria (*men, who fervor the flidory of th• Bible, and other Boeks publifhed Weekly in Nunlbert, and they may be ;Tuna ...