... that flies with his soul in hi« eyes, Wide waving a faulchion of steel ? But the flush on her cheek, ere a word she could speak, A nursling babe might tell. 'Tvvas an urchin sprite, in the guise of her knight, 'Twas wile of the elfin king ; And the vision ...

... between him and the prisoner, she is a woman of strong powers of mind, and nothing appears to have been wanting, humanely speaking, to have saved her from the pitch of depravity she appears to have attained, but some hand to have opened for her the treasures ...

... Lisbon tha that day and the Rocio, instead of being thronged, as usual, with spectators of the procession, was, comparatively speaking, abandoned. was reported that Gomez Freire D'Andrade was only implicated to the extent of a misprision of treason. A young ...

... mournful theme *, not for the poverty of the subject, or the coldness of affection, but lor their abundance and excess. To speak of all that Dr had already performed, especially in the prosecution of Asiatic learning— to to compute the treasures which ...

... their object to make it merely an impover. ished province England? [Hear, hear.] He knew well that the late Lord Clare, when speaking of the seizure of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, had said, D—n the fellow, why did he not escape ? we have long known what he ...

... light Watch through the hours of slavery's night For vengeance on th' oppressor's crimes This rock, his monument aloft, Shall speak the tale to many an age; And hither bards and heroes oft Shall come in secret pilgrimage. And bring their warrior sons, and ...

... science has given rise. We must also decline giving joint praise to various living authors, whom we should thus be led on to speak of too much at length.— How, in fact, could we avoid devoting a few words to learned men, such Jacopo Morelli, Morcelli, Romanelii ...

... health, I beg leave to offerr you my must heartfelt and sincere acknow- It-dgments. Unuied as I am to extemporaneous public speak- ing, it will not app-ar extraordinary that I should be a little embarrassed, in addiessing an assembly in which I see so many ...

... betwixt him and the prisoner, she is a wo- man of strong powers of mind: That nothing appears to have been awanting, humanly speaking, to have saved her from the pitch of depravity she appears to have attained, but some hand to have opened for her the treasures ...

... Tliat _heart is still—no more to _move : That cheek is wall—no _mure to bloom _> Or _dimple in _the smile _of lovu , Tliat speaks a parent's _welcome _home . VIII . And thou _, with _years and _suficrings bowed , Say , ( lost thou least this loss _deplore ...

... _unfortunate prisoners likely to _lie when tlie _House was not sitting , and wlieii tlierc was _no person to he _found to _speak for tlicm ? ( hcur , hrnr , hcnr . J Mr _PBTEB _. _MOOHE _alluded to tlie abuses in Kilinainliam Gaol in tlie time of Lord ...

... from the official exertions of men who entered into office withouit nimuch persorial fortune was vwell kriown. He would not speak of the living-he would mention the dead; and among these he would name Mr Pelham, the two Mr Pitts; and Mr Pbrce'al. These ...