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... -i-tasily in Waiting, Mrs. Whitmore; And Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Whitlock. • ' Witthee—Firft Speaking Witch, Mr. Inchbald; Second Speaking Witch, Mr. Kent; Third Speaking Witch, Mrs. , W-d'' t ; Singing Witches, Mrs. Kemhle, Mrs. Hall, Mil, Sl',.hell, Mrs. Archer ...
... teach a juft and natural Manner of Reading and Speaking. I The French Language will be taught daily, and made the current Language of the Pupils, and ftrift Attention is paid to their Writing and Speaking it correctly j and Ihe Couife ai well uf their ...
... the name of Macaroni.' (Speaks as my Lady.) * Oh brava, brava ! '1 hat's my pretty dear, * Now let a modern modifh fair appear ; « No more of thefe old dowdy maids and wives, * Tell how fuperior beings pafs their lives.' (Speaks as Mifs.) * Till noon they ...
... gale. No !—joys increafe —my youthful breff, _ Swells with enraptur'd blifs divine ; Then fay, and lull my foul to reit— Speak—mull I live•and call you mine. A l4l ng 1 LITi•LRARY MUSEUM. ...
... Wiles, but little do I reflea on any interefts of my. own, vhen I confider the welfate—tthe ‘ h3tpkinCfs of my people I.—Speaking to Affemhly at large, he (aid, thaU Meifieurs, in concert with' the , (Innen, endeavour to Will into my fon's mind, the - ...
... form ; (he bow'd to tafte the wave, And ?? youth, docs beauty read the line ? Does fympathctick fear their brcaft alarm ? Speak, dead Mariaajhreathea ftrain divine ; L'en from the grave thou flialt have power to charm. Bid them bechafte, be innocent, ...
... arms; Parts, perchance, Come auburn treffes, Which thy ftep-dame nature dreffes ;—. Whilft thofe bright, thofe azure eyes, Speak what more interior lies—. LAURA, hafte, the wreath is thine, Wove by virtue's hands divine ; Well it fuits thy modeft brow ...
... anfwered them ; and then afking them where they were bound, they anfwer'd him, they would tell him by and by, and ordered him to Speak with the Windward moft Ship (a fourth Ship which he did not at firlt difcover] which was then at a great Distance, and which ...
... came (as all reports agree) From Bell aft town in fixty-three, board the Culloden, a fhip, Commanded by M'Lean that trip; Speaks like a Scotchman, very broad, round (houlder'd, and meagre jaw'd Has thick fhort hair, of fandy hue, Breeches and hofe of ...
... 6th of April laft — Upon which it is to be obferved, that our Squa- dron, viz. the Kent of 74 Guns, Admiral Watfon, Capt. Speake, the Salisbury of 50, Capt. Knowles, the Bridgewarer of 20, Capt. Martin, and the King's Fifher, Capt. Mitchel, failed from ...
... fpreads the Ocean : Retaliate fpeaks the Cannon's Roar— Retaliate echoes from the Shore— The Genius of the is now awake— Speaks like brave Ruffel, frowns like noble Blake Calls fort.h Spirits, as old were known, When .England's Kitig vvascrown'd on Gallia's ...
... fion to ?? ures is join'd, , ±>y nature's moft delicate pencil defign'd j Where blufhes unbidden, and fmiles.without art, Speak the foftnefs and feeling that dwell in the heart ; Where in manners enchanting, no blemilh we trace, But the foul keeps the ...