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... tack'd by three Footpads, with Pistols, near the Star and Garter Tavern, who presented them at him, and commanded him not to speak a Word, or they would blow his Brains out, while the Third, with a long Knife, threatned to cut his Throat if he did not deliver ...
... 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 ...
... ufefal Foundation to thofe afened for higher Studies. 3 Pracricat GRAMMAR ENGLISH TONGUE: Or, A Rati a Eafy Introduction to Speaking and Writi ~* | lifh correctly and properly; peculiarly adapted to ce ture aud Genius of the Language, from and unneceflary ...
... the Learner is on, as it were, Step by Step with Plealurr. n'd w»:li Cuts, divert and allure Ones Read, a» .0011 they can Speak. beund Pence* i To be S O L D, x Brick Mefllince, with large Barn, Stable, and other Ourhoufes, firuated in 1 . . Great Corringham ...
... the Keepers after himfelf was wounded inthe Belly that hk Guts fell out. i * # * SomeOays ago died Mr. Honeyman, ?? famous Speaking-Smith, of Bear- ftreet, LeiceftepFields, he wasfo called from an extraordinary Knack of ftans* ing by -a Perfbn and ordering ...
... a tall It fty Whereas Hugh Macoy, a tall It fty eourie Man, who has with him his wife of a larger size than himself both speak broad Scotch, trades and deals in Pewter and Brass in the North part of the Kingdom, Notice that whoever Secures the said Hugh ...
... SIM- MONS. He had a blue Coat with white Metal Buttons and Canvas Trowsers on when he went away, which was on Sunday last. He speaks pretty plain English, and is sup- posed to be lurking about Edinburgh or Leith. Whoevet can secure him so as to be delivered ...
... deliciously : Comus himself ? inspiring more Mirth, or parading it with a more jo- ? bacchanalian Train, than I did. ? that I must speak of these delightful Days as past, lull ? it is --- I am now follow'd by my evil Cionths (?), a Demon that's fatter than I was ...
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... led on, ai it were, Step Step with Pleafure. Adorn with Cuts, to divert and allure Little Ones to Read as foon as they can Speak, in gilt Covers. Price bound Three jPcnce. > , whom alfo may be ha^, Tom Thumb's Play Book ToTc:ich Children their Letters ...
... 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 ...
... Foundaiitu to who difyntd fir higher Stud'ft. • AP a c a l G R A M R of the L IS H TO N CUE: Or, A Rational and Introduction Speaking and Writing really and prcpei peculiarly adapted to the Nature and Genius the Language, and free from the and Terms of the' ...