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... TEMPERANCE He alt ir confifi in Temperance alone. Pope. Medicina Dietetic i. THAT Sir Edward Hulfe was an Enemy to, and by no Means thought well of, what Dr. Cheyne calls great Meali, appears very evi- dent from the Regimen he prefcribed to Dr. L 1 B ...
... TEMPERANCE. IN the year 1600, an order was indicated Moritz, Landgrave or Hcfle, in Germany, called thr O;-- dtr of Temf eranre, the delign of which was to reftrain that extravagance drinking, which then had got Head in that country. The ftatutes and ...
... breatheth from her Lips ; Joy, tempered with Innocence and Modelty, iparkleth in her Eyet, and from the Chearfulnels of her Heart (he Smgeth at the walkt. Her Name is Health, fhe is the Daughter of Exercife, who begot her on Temperance • their Sons inhabit the ...
... , hre, to Warm | is limbs, and thus he dics his own executioner, Be exhorted, my hearers, from thefe confiderations, to Temperance and ‘Sobriety, It you have any love for ves,—for your families,—for your polte- rity,—-and for the community to which you ...
... SOBRIETY and TEMPERANCE RENDER ihe Icnfes c'.e.n , the body light , the under- Handing lively, the foul bulk, the memory tena- cious, our in itloti3 Ii te, and all oura&ioii: regular and eafy. By means of fobtiety, tbe foul, delivered, an it were, el ...
... ON THE TEMPER OF MJEN OF GENIUS. Frtm tbe life of Milton, ly Mr. Hayley. * HTHE ftrength andthe acutenefsof fenfatioo, ■*■ which' parly conftitute genius, have a great tendency to produce virblence. if the mind is not perpetually on its guard againft ...
... Temperate Reeigions on the prelent eras ...
... Temperate Re:Anions on theprefent Crf/is ...
... Having weighed and confidered this plan with the temper, calmnefs, and deliberation that the importance the fubjedt, and the prefeht critical lituation affairs demand j we are fincerely lorry, that cannot tliink the terms pointed out afford ...
... .304 Temperate Rei?alien, en the prefix, Crifit. ...
... made the inftruments of punilhment, let every of the unhappy conflict be direfted and marked by that temper, which ever ought to difcriminate the correction of the ftate, from the fudden and impetuous impulle of pafiion and revenge. But with thefe principles ...