... Ik-cause he notorious in every part of Italy, and lie will soon become so here. Yon alarm roe !replied the Englishman. 44 a spy—a political agent—a |»crson immoral 44 No: is a most res; wet aide man of good family, and of good principles; but is a person ...

... through th«* summer night, And mortals to vex, I'll I'd Uu. There's one I view with an evil eye ; flame pride in his brea-t spy breathes in a lut. with a master'* skill, And listening the rich strain* till With the rapturous thrill melody But carries his ...

... had with our opponents, he ought not rather to be designated as man not fit join any opposition; in fact, nothing short of a spy in the camp, were then talked of: subsequent events, I need not add, has proved the correctness of that surmise. This Gentleman ...

... front of a Cottage or Dwelling-House, near the Public Rooms, in Davvlish aforesaid, the property of Mrs. Steer, but now of J. Spy| ring, Esq. For viewing the Peblic Rivnns, apply to the Tenant Mr. Blandoud. The Auctioneer will appoint a Person to shew the' ...

... le Schism is, that the Apostle d meant by it, *.he introdunti of falst; doctrine by the teachers 44 who had crept in privily spy out the liberty which the believers had found in Christ Jesus, that they may bring ihem into bondage. Anl, also, thy Corinthians ...

... man. 1 shall be excused lor myself of such a foe, and you will go down to history as the prince who perished ignobly—a common spy. Say, perhaps, nothing will he known but that you and never after were heard of. True—true -true, mattered William, as the ...

... y, as sue thought the signal could seen t tar off. lie still, Thira ! said list rich, in atone of reproof, 4# they cannot spy you such a distance. j 44 Peace, woman, you not know me. lam command* ' the winds waft m fast nlon*' and 'he sea carry ' them ...

... was m> considerable through the State, that even the animals were aware of it. He went out one morning with his rifle, and spying racoon upon the upper branches of a high tree, brought hit gun up to hit shoulder; when the racoon perceiving it, raised bis ...

... accompanied atrocious circumstances, and ever since had lived apart from men, attended only by a young boy, his brother, who acted spy. lie defended himself with great courage when attacked, and fell only after having been pierced with five balls. ! Singular ...

... with the utmost abhorrence the tyrannical attempt of our oppressive government to force upon this nation a rural police and spy system, which intended take away the last vestiges of our liberties; and hereby tell our rulers that we are determined to resist ...

... Master Eadwulf, she said length, Harold, your friend, my enemy, will not perish so soon. His end is not yet. But there is spy in his very houae. Duke William* is in his guest chamber. She paused. But hold thee, and she grasped his shoulder with her ...

... for your belly—a plague to ye. You may be somewhat more civil, methinks, friend, said Craze, looking over his shoulder and spying far below him huge head from which the sound proceeded. It's not my fault that you are little. Short people shouldn't «•« ...