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... Art. Am. Lib. In a week'y paper lately pubUfhed, Ailed Thb Worliw (No. aB.) I met with the following exiraotdinaty paffafej Speaking of the famous Ninoa I'Encles, fays, It warn in her fifty flxth year, that the Chevalier de Villien, natural fon whom (he ...
... Pruflian army, prince Henry is every day more and more beloved. The king Iris brother places unlimited confidence in him. Speaking his royal highnefs to feme general officers, his majefty obierved, that he could lay of him what was very extraordinary, ...
... ihably offend the Eyes fome great Mtn. That as A'oo a. aotto London, he would Allhack’s and join wi:h .fce ■ that Houfe, and SPEAK himfelf again into Plsc?; of which could not fail, his Knc-Wedge the Secrets great Vice Kin?s muft make him of cor.tldcrable ...
... Lib. h %* In a weekly paper lately publilhed, (tiled The Wok.lb (No. 28.) I met with the following extraordinary paffagej- Speaking of (he famout Ninon I'Enclo*. • fay*, It wax in her fifty fixth\eaT, that the Chevalier Villicn, a natural Ton whom (he had ...
... Lib. 1 %• In weekly paper lately puhlilhei!, Ailed The Worlp (No. 38.) I met with tt.c following extianrdinaiy prlfage. Speaking the famous Ntncn I'Ki clos, h- fays, it was ia her lifty Cx.h year, that the Chevalier Villiers, a natural fon whom the had ...
... Hoop to fuch fervile Offices j let thofe didurb th, ir quiet about the next world who have fcarce dny inheritance in this.” Speaking of people io office, who exert their authority to the oppreflion (uch come within their [rower, he thusex- Igima, that I ...
... Art. Am. Lib. *•* n paper lately publtiheJ, fliled The Woei.o (No. aB.) I met with the following extraordinary p-.ff.-ge. Speaking the famous Ninon nCrdo*. h fays, was* in,her ffty lixth year, that the Chewaiier Viliiert, natural Ton whom ihe had the C ...
... thou near did*ft entertain. So fimilar in all things to thyfelf. Lov*ft thou the church - yard walk, where graves, tho* mute. Speak truths inllrudive? Lov*ft thou the gloom Of copfe thick-hazel*d, where from mould*rmg Iflues the crawling adder ? Or the grove ...
... purpoie, 1 here prefent ou With a few lines from Mr. Maubert’s poliical and hiftorical hotchpotch for the month f July laft. Speaking of himfelf in the third perfon, as n hiftorian, he fays, Certainly he would ot doubt of the cunllant fuperiority of Engnd ...
... Art. Am. Lib. In weekly paper lately (whlilhed. Ailed The Would (No. 28.) I met wath the following extraordinary paflage, speaking dfeo famous Ninon ...
... And my wan look its dire opprelfion provi But from my conduit, pretence you’d like. To throw me from you, for another** fake Speak, and at once, lefs cruel, let me know The total Aim of approaching woe. Arc yon not ever pretenr in my light, Ry day my thought ...
... Art. Am. Lib. I a weekly paper lately pubhlhed, fliicd The Woato (No. 28.) met with ike following extraordinary p fage. Speaking the f-saous Ninon I'Erclos, h fays, •• It in her ffry-fixih year, that the Cbevaiicr d« Vi.!icrs, n tural fon wlom ibc had ...