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... thus 'To pences of the ear 77— skvln millions. Received in lieu of this—an advice from Gen. Burgoyne, that he is picking blackberries in the I Wildernefs of America; and another from General Howe, that he parodying the following text of Scripture: A little ...
... now ftands, which was inhabited at the time his birth Indians, and few Swedes and Hollanders. He often talked .picking blackberries and catching wild rabbits where this populous city is now feated. He- remembered William arriving there the fecond time ...
... twelve months, in aid of minifterial power and inBuerfce, that poor Yorick's hypothelis, of raining mitres as thick as blackberries, feems about be realized. About fortnight fince the claimants on Lord Mountford's eftate received fecond dividend; the ...
... myfelf to be, a Freeman; hut, left fhould be eonfufed with fimilar Title, I fhall content myfeif with declaring, that am NO BLACKBERRY. Norwich, Sept. 6, 1786. fa. Ill' ■ III!. the Honourable Henry t. I Know feveral notorious Inftances Oppreffion which your ...
... Names of popular Virtues to ferve the Purpofes of Hatred and Revenge, caufed by Difappointmcnt. Norwich, Sept. 27, 1756. NO BLACK-BERRY. ...