... The OAK and the WILLOW.—A Fable. THIS troth mud be by all confeft; pliant Temper is the beft. A fturdy Oak long ycar» hyd ftood, And tower'd the wondevrf the wood : Wide were its num'rous branches The clouds enwrapp'd its lofty head. was a tali, and ...

... A To be SOLD, Cheap, Very Strong BAY GELDING, 5 Years old, able to Carry 16 Stone, fine temper'd, and well broke, got by a thorough-bred Horfe, out of Mr. Sharp of Gildcrfome't famous old Mare. To be fecn at Mr Rider's Stables in Pontcfract. Rev, Mr. ...

... 1 modulantur omnes Laudc feqaentes. Nafciturqui Temper erat ! falubris Nafcitur claudis reparator, orbis et lumen, mcdicus propinquis crco. En! volat. En pacis lignum Surge radiantia Indue lucis. Ecce! nam hid us benigno Sol medens furgit veniens Ethnicas ...

... AMERICA Bojlon, July 8. The people of Canada are in an ill temper, and groaning out their grievances, the Savages threatening the Southern Governments with a new war. — Trade, burthened beyond all poflible bearing, bleeding, dying. The whole of Englilh ...

... i-> t^fi, > / The brutal nature is dii- When kin,',' ls » eet » its lik* again. Without difpute ; 4| ?? With devil ifli tempers plainly burn : But ill wiili goodnefs to requite, A heav'nly nature brings to light. Now leader in this mirror fee, Wliich ...

... Jan. iS, 178 a, in the 26th Year her Age; OF fweet Behaviour, and a graceful Mien, Features fair might vie with Reauty's Of Temper condefcending, foft, and mild, A loving Sifter, and a duteous Child. folid Senfe, by Judgment more refin'd. Equals affabl ...

... of a wife, A mother, and the miilrels of a family, Equal to her time : And mall of them (he was examphry. Agreeable in her temper and manner, Thofe who taw her Wiflied to fee her again. Reader ?? Think not her death premature ; i {We fee but darkly) Wife ...

... turbidus Amor !— . Vcftiis cnim ingratlis, hie Lapis onuiibus priedicabit, CJuod in his Hunii facrae Ctircvribus, ■a * Vir refli temper tciux, Sociis charus, in Pauperes pro Re benlgnu,, i'atcr optlmu,, Maritus tidelis, Societati, Jurum in cunftis obfcivantifTimiis ...

... however great the ill, Its Balm alleviates, or gilds the Pill. Then woo the Nymph within her ruftic Cell, Where Peace 'and Temperance (her Parents) dwell; Trace her clufte Footfteps on the upland Lawn, At Evening's Glow, and mild Aurora's Dawn. Howe'er ...

... for his obliging invitation to Naples, made by the Conftable Colcnna, ar.d declined accepting of it. Milan, April 17. Adi (temper reicne among the dogs in A:ti and Alexandria; and as jt fooncr or later returns to niadiicf;, the Kin.^ of .Sardinia has ordered ...

... Thus for Example, if Perfon has a Mind to fee all the Exhortations and Motives to Temperance the Scriptures, he need only look in the Concordance for the Word Temperance, and he will be dire&ed to all the Texts of Scripture relating to that Virtue. By ...

... of their date, Examine the date of their mind ; Tranquility there How little they (hare, Of virtue too little we find. By temperance taught, 1 curb ev'ry thought ' Which tends to ambition or fpleen } Peace, plenty, and play, Wings life fweet away, I'm happier ...