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... LPIGR AMS. FRANK once don't you think 1 speak well, Tho* I ne’er take a book from its shelf?” ‘* How the talent you've gain’d (said his friend) 7 ean’ tell But I owa you speak yourself.” eat OH t had it been, well-natur’d Ned, thy doom To wil, instead ...
... ASSISTANT in a BOARDING-SCHOOL, ennsiiting of a small number of Pupils, and where a French Master attend , , a LADY, who can speak the French language. with fluency and correctpess ; she must also he capable of assisting in teaching English ; and a knowledge ...
... ASSISTANT in a BOARDING-SCIOOL, consisting of a small number ot Pupils, and where a French Master attends, a LADY, who can ,speak the French language with fluency and correctness; she must also be capable of assisting in teaching English ; and a knowledge ...
... the whole ftame firm and 'healthful. The immerous and respectable signa_ tures to the AdVertisement in, the first page, will speak more than any encomium s we can bestow upon it. ...
... themselves. speak not, continued, the many and great privations which they have borne for the long period of nine )ears —f speak not of the length of time, they have been absent from their I home*:, apd all that dear and valuable—f speak not of the uniform ...
... finds fault with Mrs . . GLO Y ER because she does not speak the Scotcb.accent, st) ould not be so far blinded by nationalit; to forge that if she ipoke Scotch perfedly„ she might not be able' to speak English, which we conceive to be the better accomplishment ...
... entering the room, found the unfortunate man in . bed, Undressed, .but in such a state Of stupefaCtion, as not to be able to speak. A Medical Gentleman was sent for, but could afibrd him no relief, and having lingered until eight o'clock next morning, he ...
... Friday night, and was going at first to announce The Rivals, when the indignation of the audience would not suffer him to speak, under a persuasion that he w.‘s going TO give out the former. Hence he smiled at their mistake. This statement affords some ...
... MAN,, in years, and of experience, superintend the husincss a small tarm and oilier concerns.—Wijc. 201. per annum.—He must speak the Welsh language, wiile, and keep accounts, and lie depended upon lor diligence, sobriety, honesty, and fidelity, and mus: ...
... a little marked 9it ii the sñiall(lark brown hair tied, and srmictimeS powdered, very stout afl(L-Corstalks very uprigkt, speaks the North Cou,:try is said to be a SA:telt:flan. • ...
... NTAI N E a nd . soo e others have distinguished themselves in this caree r ' My ignorance of the language does not permit to speak upon this subied, as I can only judge what I hear, or by tr-anslations, which are of L° very erroneous. Our attention is much ...
... action before Alexandria, where he headed his brigade with his usualgallantry.- Of the naval' services it was impossible to speak in appropriate terms. It was sufficient to . remind them, that in the course of ,the.warl7 ships Of the -line belonging to ...