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... Patriot Princes thus deLght, No Hymns they need of Claffic nigh!, Paternal Virtues to endear; To found alone our Czfar's Name Speaks every Requifite to Fame, And bikes, with Senfe Winn, the Ear. AIR. When the Race of true Glory Cal!, Heroes to Rare, There ...
... >t Prince: ,r. r ?? a. N .o Il)i:in they need ot c ?? ' ?? Pateinai \ irtues to ci .'.ear : To I, mud ai one oar c ?? Name, Speaks ev'r, Re.j.iiite to 1 a me, .And t'nihcs, v.it.a Seme lubhmc, the far A 1 IC ?? the a aec of true ' jlo-y L ad - I le.oe. ...
... While Patriot Princes thus delight, No Hymns they need Of Claffick Paternal Virtues to _endear To found alone ourCxfar's Name, Speaks every Requifite to Fame; And thikes, with Senfe fublime, the Ear. • A I R, When the Race of true,Glory • Calls Heroes to {tart ...
... Patriot Princes thus delight No Hymns they need of Claffic Flight Paternal Virtues to endear To found alone our Csfar’s Name Speaks every Requilite to Fame And ftrikes with Senfe fublime Ean AIR When the Race of true Glory Calls Heroes to Hart There the ...
... Almanack, entitled, An Historical Calender for the year 1750, with thi Origin of all the Sovereign Houses , in which the Author, speaking of the Stuart Family, and of Prince Charles Edward in particular, makes use of certain Titles or Qualities, and drops some ...
... Virtue’s free, but never bold. ‘Think that placid {mile reveals Joys which.virtue only feels ; Think that eafy, open air Speaks the fair. See! the drops her alms inclin’d; This denotes her humble mind ; Upwards that the turns her eye, Hints her portion ...
... the Lethargy in which they have too . _long lived, and make them fee their own Danger. Speak 'to ' 'them, perfuade them as knowing the Terrors of the Lord.— ' 'Speak to their Hearts and Confciences with Rich Plainnefs as becomes . the Minifters of the ...
... them from the Lethargy in which they have too long lived, and make them fee their own Danger. Speak to them, perfieade them as knowing the Terrors the Lord.—Speak to their Hearts and Coniciences with fuch Pldinnefs as becomes the Minifters of the Goipel ...
... d'Arnaud, on taking his Seat in the Aflcm- bly of the Royal Academy of Sciences and Belles Lettrcs on the 1 8th of this Month. Speaking of his prefent reigning Majefty of Pruflia, » How fliall I (f*ys he) 44 defcribe a King, in whom the Warrior, the Legifla- ...
... d'Arnaud, on taking his Seat in the Aflembly of the Royal Academy of Sciences and Belles Lettres on the ?? of this Month. Speaking of his prel'ent reigning Majefty of Pruflla, How Hull I (fays he) defcribe a King, in whom ?? ■Lt^Miiiui,' the TtAiiMah ...
... M. d'Arnaud, on taking his Seat in tfie Affeinbly th Royal Academy of Sciences and Belle Lettres on 1 8th of this Month. Speaking of his prefent reignlVfaiefty of Pruiiia; How fhall I (far be) deferibe a in whom the Warrior, the Legiflator, the Politic ...
... d'Arhaud, on taking his Scat in .de Alterably of the Royal Academy of Sciences and Belles Lettrea on the of ;his Month. Speaking of his pre. reigning Makily c,f Prutha, flow (hail I (lays . be) defcribe a ,King, in wham the Wsurior, thc Lelpfiator ...