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... Heffians 1118 o,nin^ons « to join them with his tr °°P s » a put himfelf their head. j,j afiiitance he recovered Munich P'tal, and all the country as far as flver nn - .Here the Aultrian Gene' having received fome reinforcements, tf ...
... Deaths. At London, Count Cambis,the French Ambaffador, a General in the French army, and Kt of theH. Ghoft.—ln ifland of Lewes, William Marquis Seafort. Rich. Lumley Earl of Scarborough, Knight of the Garter, one his Majefty's Privy-council, Colonel of ...
... _0 \ Of glory, nothing lejs than ma»f a Were they as vain, as gaudy-# ...
... turned in ivory; a quadrille table, with a drawer in it, eating-table, a Jidtboard, a looking-g lafs, twelve chairs, two dozen plates, fix dijhes, a dozen knives and as many forks, twelve fpoons, two falts, a ...
... mine; But from deftroying paint I'd fly, from a dart's malignity. I'd chule, fince now I make my choice, A loft, melodious, tuneful voice, A finger, too, well fkill'd to play, And cheat the tedious hours of day. A fortune neither fmall nor great, Wou'd make ...
... of lovers tempefiuous feas, Hi Qt '\ 'Willfind (the flat? ring gales once pajl) ffi a prey to every angry blafi ; in forms,which ne erwill ceafe, ee^s a a n fi >ore °f a flthofe cares, may fill Menalcas refl, love for ever from his breafl k'! 28 Alexis ...
... fermon, a meeting-houfe a good difcourfe; cathedral a fine chorijier, or at p' a houfe an applauded act or, I eq tortured: I would have all the r J endowments as hear them applaud J and be Clergyman, or a nt ''* teacher, or ...
... uncivil: , Tis not her air for, Jure, i ' ' o n'. There 1 s nothing more than c' j,n And all her fenfe is only chat Like any other woman. _ a* Her voice, her touch might g ' Tis both perhaps, or neither: L In JJjort, 'tis that provoking Of Qelia all together ...
... place-book for the year 1745. A itew ballad. 6 d. The triumvirate ; or, Broad-bottom. A poem, l s. In and out. A ballad. 6 d. The ceconomy of love. A new edition. s. Lettre au Roy de Pruffe, par M. de Voltaire. 6 d. Miscellaneous. A true and ...
... MirtilloV generous mind; ' >nn y each nymph a faithful Ihepherd find. V EPIGRAM. IT fame hafty errand Tom was fent, And met their parijh-curate as he went} J e l fi like what he was, a per fed clown, The pajs'd him with a cover d crown. '' ftopt, and, turning ...
... uncivil: , Tis not her air for, Jure, i ' ' o n'. There 1 s nothing more than c' j,n And all her fenfe is only chat Like any other woman. _ a* Her voice, her touch might g ' Tis both perhaps, or neither: L In JJjort, 'tis that provoking Of Qelia all together ...