... gesticulations and bated breath, a daring front, and a watchful eye, if they regarded every stranger in the light of a Russian spy. After years of oppression and persecution, they are now rallying with as much ardour and enthusiasm’as if they had never ceased ...

... range And Quantock slopes view change Scatter’d o’er the wide-spread vale. Humbler beauties now 1 hail; Many a village tower spy Rising trees most venerably, And cots that cluster peacefully. Whose straw-thatch’d roofs, half hid. half seen Rich orchards’ ...

... cured of a defect in his sight. cun-d deafness after Mr White, Bnxton-hill, fturrej, having lost his hearing 30 years. tv SPY'S INVALUABI .K KATAPOTIA McKI. * * t efficacious remedy extant, tor all Is designated (U ,i „ the stomach, bowels, diseases ...

... intellect. And markets, shops, and shows, wherein your pockets may be wreck'd. Or if you choose to extend your'flight, and spy the neighbouring lions. up Worle hill and view the camp, where Roman knights did die once. And pick your way to isle, or wander ...

... While Mrs. Harris chose her bosks, I caught sight of a telescope, which I immediately purchased, as I always consider a good spy glass essential to the sea side, and we had been told there was most extensive view from the top of Weston hill, which we were ...

... Menoip range. And slopes my view I change. Scatter'd o’er the wide-spread vale. Humbler beauties now hail: Many a village town I spy. Rising 'raongst trees most venerably. And cots that cluster peacefully. Whose straw-thatched roofs, half hid, half seen. Rich ...

... of it the Emperor of Russia and the Pope will be constrained to let people in and out of their dominions without acting the spy. Ix the year 1810, the Minotaur of guns, commanded by Captain Barrett, was wrecked in her voyage home from the Baltic, where ...