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... Fear, or Care Tho' Sale-guard am Man apply'd, And more guard the Fair. Wars I fcarce am ever But this I'd have you know, When Speaks of Steel, with Pttints moft ktwii Make bloody, Aim; prove a Screen, And guard the coming 810w , Thus right apply'd (thu ...
... Deer. Private Letters from Dublin advife the Death ofthe Right Hon, Sir Ralph Gore, one ofthe Lords juftices of Ireland, and Speak! er ofthe Houfe of Commons in tfiat Kingdom. We have an Account from Kingfton upon Hull, that George Crowle, Efq, one ofthe ...
... Marchmor.r, Hay, Uxbiidge, Halifax; the Vi(c-»«nfS Cobham, F lin suth, Torringtr*a ; the Bifhjp of London, Lord Raymond, Mr. Speak- er, Mr. Comptroller, Mr. Chancellor of tb ] chequer, Lord Chief Juftice Eyre, Sir Paul J uen, Sir Chirks Wills, Henry Pelham ...
... Fabuloui Hiftories.' 8. Grammar and Language, particularly of the Englifh Tongue. 9. Rhetoric and Oratory ; or the Art of Speaking eloquently. 10. Logic ;or the Art of reafbning and Perfualion. 11. Ontology; or the Science of Being abftraftedly confidercd ...
... or s. a Dozen for the Ufe of Schools A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR. of the Engl'ip) Tongue: Or, Pv*tional and Eafy Introdu&lcn to Speaking and Writing Englijb corrc£Uy and properly. Peculiarly adapted to the Nature and Genius the Language, and free from the hard ...
... 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 ...
... Price bound is. 6d. s. Dozen, for the Ufc of Schools, A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR Rr.glifb Tongue; Or, national and lutrodh&ion to Speaking and Writing Engtijb correctly. and properly. Peculiarly adapted the Nature and Genius of the Language, and free from hard ...
... LetteirJ Price bound 6d. 15 s. a Dozen, fir the life of Schools \ PRACTICAL GRAMMAR 1 Errgfifl) Tongue: Or, a Ratioml • 0 n to Speaking and Writing ' tflly and perly. Peculiarly •h Nature and Genius of the Lan. % from the hard and unaeflary Latin Rudiments ...
... with a Collar engraved, Henry Ward of Yarmouth. She went from Watton Fair with a Ballad- Singer of a brown Complection, he speaks broad North Whoever gives Notice of them either to Mr. Fisher of Norwich, or Mr. Nichells of the said City, shall have ten ...
... the thians, Chap. 14. Ver g = &o you ye utter by the Tongue, Words ea’y to be ur how fhall it be kroun what is fpoken? for Speak into the Arr, | _ On Wednefday Mornice his Maje ft Incognito to fee the Houle and fine Ca hi Royal Prince of Wales | mall. ...
... yet be a ufefu dation to thofe who ave defign'd for « Practical Grammar ot the J Tongue; Or, « Rationai ana troduiion to Speaking and Writing and properly ; peculiarly aday he and Genius of the free from the hard and unneceflary Ve che Latin Rudiments ...