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Review of Literature.—Science and the Arts

... England, that the people of the United States areininmical to the parent-state, is so far from being true, that, collec- tively speaking> theprepossessionsofthe people arestrongly in favotir of England Indeed, at one time they amounted, in maisy parts of the ...

Review of Literature.—Science and the Arts

... and elensley, the actor. orinn ste it ss. Angelo %vas consultud by Bea sley, ottN whet It ttili Poio'-it i adile le o s speaking. Angelo tol,1 him 5 lint it was~ inpossiblc to Prescribe wehat hieshoald always ,in Hit it tiltt, lin)t tihat it was easy ...

Review of Literature.—Science and the Arts

... of serraing kit/ga, and to recader hih, at somc futllre period, worihy of his eq/i/l/. One day, the vizir had occasion to speak of his fh- vourite to the Killis hie praised his good qualities and sense, ,assertes/ that his Oducatintit had iimadie hin ...

Poets' Corner

... Princes would learn wisdom hence- Would that the awful learning loudly given By shroud, by sepulchre, and fuineral-dirge, Would speak to thoughtless bosoms, and despite, All legal quibble, shout, ' a King can die!' There's not a genuine unspoil'd British heart ...

Poets' Corner

... question in writing; 'and if the answer was in'the afirnmatfve'. then the prac- tice was to produce the writing, which must speak for itself. The -Judges here -swere of opinion that the Learned Counsel must divide his question; and first ask, Did you in ...

Review of Literature.—Science and the Arts

... seen in outr day-and what is so h fak, thatut some Scottissh hand has lot beenfound to dare it ? wi --lThe Council, besides, speak of proofs by writ and word- cb o' it casket with letters-of X kisow not vhat. And this, Sol and nuluch more, was to induce ...

Poets' Corner

... rendered Mademoiselle Demon. t Our Correspondent apologizes here for the coarseness of the phrase, but observes that he cannot speak with temper on the subject; and quotes the oath of Uncle Toby, which the Record- Lng Angel blotted out with a tear. He may ...

PROROGATION

... to damn wvithout a hearing? 1he grave Commissioll said ' Content, And pre e-rVCASTLE') 'Parliament. l.et's of p,0o2ognifg speak no more! When (jeastU . assail'd the Commons' door, They were bamboozled and betrayed, j',o S--ir-.s'D anid ?? ?? Ilener, talking ...

Review of Literature.—Science and the Arts

... Pleasure & Sur- prize !-I isever felt so mistb in my life as when I enter'd that glorious Structure: I gap'd, but could iot speak for 5 minutes- it is so very noble, that it has ntiS been In ye Power of Modern Fnippery or Popery (for it ;s a Church you ...

Review of Literature—Science and the Arts

... hrinlg mas~t analogues to thceir atdi'ilii clalracteir. 'limes ieletotnidi ati0111 I still retain ; teretloire, r betin I speak of Romru~cnt, Amazon. or ji~egionery Ants, it will be onderateed that I am treating of the ~ttioe species. I rettirneti the ...

Poets' Corner

... sli - a s ijo l u-a e s15Iii(1'1Ti, -,:I ?? Na~ ?? 1. STlOlP, 7Mr. Leoie ?? ytu stop a litintit ] 'V r 2fTtit I .p^l 11to speak, di. Ild lurt begill it; i1i.51l f-~ !1j1- 1- ct i-l Mijeichacl )hiels partly- l n ,,ii, i ta i,i: - s tuiltls 1 ls. 3l1i ...