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... should reflect on the danger of foment. ing jealousies and divisions between the provinces. Some of them, however, seem to speak, as if they valued but little the national independence, and looked back with regret to the time when they were under a despot ...
... Teach the English Language Grammatically, Needle Work and Writing ; nas a thoroug) knowledge of the French Language, and cao speak it fluendy. Would have no objection to assist in the domestic concerns of a family, and to make herself useful. As her chief ...
... SCHOOL ORATOR; or, EXERCISES in arranged; from which, aided by easy Rules to be committed to memory, Students ay learn to speak, read, and declaim, with aceuiacy, elegance, and ease—By JAMES WRIGHT, Public aud Private Teacher of Elocution. Printed for ...
... Laws now in force relative to the importation of Corn. Earl Stanhope rose immediately, and said to that question he would speak. The Earl of Kingston then moved, that the bar should be cleared, upon which strangers were immediately excluded. In some time ...
... character. You ought have placed confidence in word of honour, One of the Gentlemen said'* Shall speak the plain truth to you ? Buonaparte,— Speak it. ■ must then tell you, that since yoar invasion Spain no Englishman conld put trust even in your ...
... bar. l i.e Duke Uichclieu, Minister tor Foreign Alfa,.-, President of t!.e Council of Ministers, having obtained leav, to speak uiiuaeit tlics© : ...
... being called upou to make his deposition, stated to the Justice, that it would cost him his life speak the truth. They eucourage him—exhort him to speak the truth without fear—and be at length details, with candour, the whole scene of which he was a witness ...
... grave—where France's martyr'd Monarch sleeps, Tell to the world crimes and virtues past, accents louder than Fame's clarion blast! Speak to the heart more sad—more awful things Than all Death's ensigns the tomb envy not the mightiest the great, The ppuip and splendour ...