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... told, Virtue's free, but never bold. Think that placid fmile reveals Joys which virtue only feels; Think that eafy, open air Speaks the unaffeßed fair. See! Ihe drops her alms inclin'd; This denotes her humble mind; Upwards that fhe turns her eye, her portion ...
... the people, them-from the lethargy in whie' 1 have too long lived, and make IJI their own danger. Speak to fuade them as knowing the terrors '! Lord. —Speak to their hearts and c °' , $ ences with fuch plainnefs as bccorf minifters of the gofpel; tell them ...
... of Edinburgh caftle, in the room of David Lyon, Elq; deceafed. was appointed Oft. 23. kit. Commanders of men of-war: Capt. Speake, of the Kent) Capt. Shirley, of the Mermaid; Capt. Rowley, of the Eye; and Capt. Maynard, of tlx Jafon Jloop. Aew members: ...
... which follow, as fpecimens of his ability as a poet, in various kinds of compofition, and upon very different fubjefts. 1. Speaking of his own blindnefs, and the meannefs of b\s'appearance, he fays Hence oft the hand of ignorance and fcorn, To barb'rous ...
... the fweetly-dying lay. Lowing herds, and bleating flocks, O'er the dales and molly rocks As with gladden'd heart they range, Speak all Nature's grateful change. Charming Celia, come! a while Join the univerfai fmile; Health and beauty breathe around From ...
... the fweetly-dying lay. Lowing herds, and bleating flocks, O'er the dales and molly rocks As with gladden'd heart they range, Speak all Nature's grateful change. Charming Celia, come! a while Join the univerfai fmile; Health and beauty breathe around From ...
... fame time believe Mr Prynne, who fays, the eleftors only contributed to the wages, and that all holding by copy were exempt. Speaking of the proftors in convocation, he fays, it is . juft they Ihould receive their wages from 1 the clergy ele&ing them, as ...
... Ppointment three perfons to the office of V|f 'e-treafiirer of Ireland 8. and on that for Sieving certain innkeepers y39« Mr Speake 's fpeech prefenting the bills y4O. I ...
... future cvents, ire. N° XXI. Tranflited extraß of a difpatcb from Count de Bruhl to the Sieur Funck. Warfatv, Auguft 2. 17J4. SPeaking of the umbrage taken by the Porte at the fortrefs which the Ruffian court was building on the frontiers of Turky, he adds ...
... private tills, which all to England, The following mefTage was the Commons by Mr Secretary Pi tt( Feb. 17. and read by Mr Speaks 1/iK. George R. T is always with reluctance that h |J -*■ Majefty afks any extraordinary plies his people; but as the uni ...
... God, who Has rais'd the never m° r f t |t« pALtMoN, dry thy tears, and wlt tl'. i- ,[ Of holy faith look up: this 1 '!? j'lf Speaks wondrous joy to thy ' ° t |i Though for a fpace the ftroke it)f Whom ev'ry wilh and holy tie l' a n is^' 3 Yet fhall they ...
... God, who Has rais'd the never m° r f t |t« pALtMoN, dry thy tears, and wlt tl'. i- ,[ Of holy faith look up: this 1 '!? j'lf Speaks wondrous joy to thy ' ° t |i Though for a fpace the ftroke it)f Whom ev'ry wilh and holy tie l' a n is^' 3 Yet fhall they ...