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... I will speak of the people, Bo long as I have a to speak at all_ so long as I have strength to give utterance to a syllable—for so long as God shall give me strength and utterance, to long, I trust, he will give me courage and firmness to perform my duty: ...
... I will speak of the people, so long as I have a voice to speak at all_ so long as I have strength to give utterance to a syllable—for so long as God shall give me strength and utterance, to long, I trust, he will give me courage and firmness to perform ...
... two preceding days. Either it is a right, says be, speaking of the QUEEN'S Coronation, or it is not a right ; ff it is a right it can never have been omitted on mere grounds of' expediency, if it is not a right it is a ceremony depending on the will ...
... at . V ii -make v; - ar upon it, if , speak sense 0 . 11 their constituents. lii a country subjugated to such a slavery, a few years may pass, without a full d . ns play of it's . inherent' absurdity and enormity ; espe. cially there may be this delay ...
... was answered by M Pattmore, you ma - 74 - ' not' speak; 'tis now no use to talk; yoa have noaing' now frr it but iuiflg.l l he signal was now imint{liately Oven,. we fred, and I fell. Does not know . Mr. Christie or Mr. Trairs Christian name. Deceased ...
... • e k. '-`. _ enemies, and obliged to speak a language which we can never recognise as that of his heart. We will always, in good or bad fortune, remember that our fidelity to the Princes of Savoy might to correspond with our attachment to the constitution ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING, COMPOSITION, & c . An experienced Professor undertekes to INSTRUCT YOUNG GENTLEMEN in ORATORY and the Art of COMPOSITION; likewise in the Greek and Latin Languages, and to prepare them for the Universities and the Learned Professions ...
... at him, not knowing it would be right to speak. A soldier asked him whit he meant by it, and he replied, Tnat is the man who aimed and fired at the man at Cumberland (kite. A gentleman in white trowsers (he believed Mr. Birnie) came up, and asked him ...
... the other. HeVas born in the rerv iw.. thus speaking of, and he pfe,lg of tionour, that if be w ; » elected 1 »k, become resident among bis ■ 1,18 - which he would never retain good will of the majority of the ■ despised the man who could retain a other ...
... This day was put kited, PIM Original RHYTHMICAL GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE; or, The Art of Reading and Speaking on the principles of the Music of Speech. By the Rev. JAMES CH APNI A N, Teacher of the Science and Practice of Elocution, Edinburgh. ...
... This ilay is published, in 12mo. price fid, boards, ripHE FRENCH SPEAKER; or,. the Art of I. Speaking and Reading the ['tench ; exentp.ified in a churse of Lessons illustrative of the Pt i raseolagy and Literature of the Language. Accomp4ined be a selection ...
... Others than your Prelate will speak to you of the glory of your ancestors; but for myself I shall only re, peat to the name of that God to whom we owe 4 (1400 40n.a1ronger than death.—(Cant. viii. 6.) Tv -Morrow, preceded by the Cross, we shall march ...