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... Man. Do Tempefts rage, and Billows tofs ? , w Do Combinations make a Fufs ? We'll fteer you lafe, S I R, Thus, hoys, Thus. J Speak, and we'll let your Thunder lly, And make the World dance Barnaby j Bring the Pretender to the Gears, ( And cut off all your ...
... mouthed, that if her Husband should come to a Tryal, they would swear away his Life, and therefore begg'd that they would speak in his Behalf, for he was innocent of throwing her out of the Window, he not being in the Room, nor nigh her, when she did ...
... faw fatal fuch Impofitions may tine tf ay prove fo t \ v , very Being of ; whatever deftroy s or obftnith tf v Liberty of Speaking, or Voting inTarltament, ?? t'L Freedom of ' Parliament; and I. can jore fee as danger msConL quences attending, from ...
... Deer. Private Letters from Dublin advife the Death ofthe Right Hon, Sir Ralph Gore, one ofthe Lords juftices of Ireland, and Speak! er ofthe Houfe of Commons in tfiat Kingdom. We have an Account from Kingfton upon Hull, that George Crowle, Efq, one ofthe ...
... spirits. Seven chapters on the following.heads. I. To prove that the bible has been falsely translated in those Places that speak of witchcraft. II. That the Opinion of Witches has had its Foundation in Heathen Fables. III. That it hath been improved by ...
... Shame ofthe ?? have been too much encouraged of late: Ihe Author di- vides 'em into Affes of Burthen, Singing, Dancing, and Speaking Affes; and tho' he lays the leaft Burthen on the Singing ones, yet they will, (fays he) produce the greateft Revenue, as ...
... the beft and cheapeft of its Kind. A Practical Grammar ofthe ENGLISH TONGUE: Or, A Rational and eafy Intro d v c t ie n to Speaking and Writing English CorrcSly and Properly , peculiarly adapted to the Nature and Genius of the Language, and free from the ...
... the beft and cheapeft of its Kind. AP Ract 1 c a l Grammar of the ENGLISH TONGUE : Or, A Rational and eafy Introduction to Speaking and Writing English Com&ly and Properly , peculiarly adapted to the Nature and Ge n i v s of the L a n g v a g c , and free ...
... oi their Streams in Chorus join, And echo back their Strains in Sounds.divine. ' O deign to pardon one, who void of Art/ Speaking the Language of a Loyal Heart; His Grief to utter in pathetick Lays, , As the affefting Theme requires Effays. Tho' deftitute ...
... tmjuffifiable Manner. Call to Mind what ifaid to you when I had the firft Notice of certain Iranfaiont, The Manner of my Speaking to you, would, I thought, influ- ence you to make Reparation for your firft wrong Steps. Was I the only one that had reafon ...
... Fabuloui Hiftories.' 8. Grammar and Language, particularly of the Englifh Tongue. 9. Rhetoric and Oratory ; or the Art of Speaking eloquently. 10. Logic ;or the Art of reafbning and Perfualion. 11. Ontology; or the Science of Being abftraftedly confidercd ...