... threads upon her neck, Whose matchless white the purest lily stains. Stop, roving Fancy, whither art thou hurl'd. The goddess speaks, a while remit thy song, Let thy expanding sails be now unfurl'd, To hear the flowing accents of her tongue. Fond youth ...

... observer thisr now avails me nothing men and things are all changed, displaced, confounded; I look, and recollect nothing-, speak, and scarcely understood. Modern Paris gives me the idea of one of those vast oriental bazars, where you see specimens every ...

... zephyrs gently cast aside. Upon her cheek the rosy bloom of youth Supports the lilies of her temples fair, Her sparkling eyes speak innocence and truth, Her brow serene, betrays no mark of care. A smile ineffable, in which combin'd .Sweet Majesty and awful ...

... or others weal, availed 11 awa Mine will not all be lost s fcV* (i : THE HARP. But waft thy name beyond , j 'Twere vain to speak, te^ i' The harp the minstrel monarch swept, ' morc than tears otbl ~ir The king of men, the loved of heaven ; ien vlrun S ...

... cruizers is also brought fbrward, while the French Dress generally as- sdimes a moderate tone when Speaking of the af- fairs of this country. The Paris journals speak bf armaments in Sweden, and insinuate that they are not makin& with a view of co-operating with ...

... Mull; in a little time two boats came from the 'PO' land, with nine stout fellows,. none, of whomL r could, by appearance, speak English; they took possession of the sloop,_ went into the cabin, de- A t manded the, men's clothes, and broke open the; ult ...

... 'terrupted the 1 )ser that he had hat, contrary to which permits, only extempore speaking. M. Sibuet was a l length obliged to sit down, declaring that extempore speaking was favourable only to Government and practised orders, but disadvantageous to the ...

... quality of Governor, he may send the officer to one c of the permanent Councils of War of his division. Vienna, Dec. 20. They speak a gbod deal of a courier just arrived,. from. London, the bearer of very satisfactory news ; A D and also of the publication ...

... the father of the. whole. island,- as they all seemedto look tip to him with the greatest re- spect and veneration. They all speak 'English, and there are several children of Christian's on the island. It is a very fline fertile island, but there is no anchorage ...

... grass, and paw the trembling ground. These fields, ere while a rude uncultur'd waste, Now polish'd by the noble owner's care, Speak forth his praise, and shew his patriot taste, Who turn'd the barren heath to pastures fair. To him we owe the beauties of the ...

... his apprentice. The boy wvas examiied on oath, in'. the arms of a nurse; he appeared, from excessive torture, hardly able to speak; he said, that he lived with the prison. -er as an apprentice; that the prisoner used to burn straw and powder under him to ...

... o and sublime that has been conceived respecting social institutions may be perfected in yours. I It Let reason and genius speak, and from g whatever side their voices may proceed they shall be heard. v 6 Plenipotentiaries have departed in order to c ...