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... thought, his vaunted rule t Is Pajfion's flave, or Folly's fool. Tis hence we blindly can approve The very faults of thofe love 'Tis hence blindly can debate The noblejl deeds of ihofe hate. Abroad thus works perverted Will i At home our views are darker ...
... te ermine no refpeft could win, 'f'jh lawn could a fin; J'lj tyrant pow'r ufurp'd a lawlef, rule: grew the titled knave and fool; P statutes aw'd the poignant long, r. 3v es were taught, that Kings could do no -wrong. Ul 't ftill is guilt, to me, in ...
... declared upon the point, no °uld be that it was the rule. If dii- 'eft medio, without a will HorJ'j '■he fucceffion, his children, for X ral Was bound to provide, would to the mind. This Olll the primary rule of fuccefa* children fucceed ab intejlato. V at ...
... thnujand pounds a year > Tl>en, Jemmy, like Yefpaftanyou cry f From all things, dulcis odor iucri. Tobacco, unrejlrain d by rules, The chilly 'warms, the hotter cools i _ The plowman, laborer, fp' ,r \ To Jave their pipe cou d lofe their di ntr * In toothach ...
... cuts. By Bevj. Martin, M. D. 3s. Oratio atorfiverfaria in theatro coll. med. bond. A. Ben}. Hoadley, M. D. 6d. The method and rule of proceeding upon all tleftions, polls, and fcrutinies, within the tity of London. d. The prefent fate of the praßice and ...
... thought, his vaunted rule t Is Pajfion's flave, or Folly's fool. Tis hence we blindly can approve The very faults of thofe love 'Tis hence blindly can debate The noblejl deeds of ihofe hate. Abroad thus works perverted Will i At home our views are darker ...
... weild, And Edward thine dread leader o the field ; “When thou a Cato’s, he a Fuba’s tafk, Perform in real not ‘in mafque ; At home, when thou'lt thy country’s good inhance, While he abroad fhall ftem the Pride of France; When thou'lt eftablith Europe’s with’d ...
... hereditary go- knows to be an abfolute tal* How can crown which by its defcends to the next heir by is^ uniform rule, (whatever that rule which it is not in the power of to alter or abrogate, be Unentailed I will not fay it is en_ the fame way that private ...
... eyes, Home to thy foul let thefe reflexions rife : How has to-day my duty been exprefs'd ? What have done, omitted, or tranfgrefs'd ? 7hen grieve the Moments thou haft idly (pent : The reft willgive thee comfort and content. Be thefe good rules thy ftudy ...
... peace of Europe, and teach arbitrary power itfelf to rule within bounds. Long may your Majefty live great and happy, and, by a wife and moderate government, render your people free and flouriihing at home, great and formidable abroad ; and may thofe ineftimable ...
... who was jhot in Lincoln s-inn-garden. 6 d. The ax laid to the root of Chrijlian priejleraft. Difcourfe 2. 3. is. each. The rule of life. Collected from the greatejl authors. 35.6 d. An examination of the Quakers projections, as to the diocefe of Canterbury ...
... emblems of the fends That lajb and tear his Joul. Nor was your doom, ye ruling powers, With partial jujlice giv For if Jucce/sleJs love be hell\ Succefsful Jure is heavn. That pleafing home-felt truth to My Sidney, be thy cart; , Tis mine to paint the pains ...