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... The $-- C—e have this 'Day examined Mr. 8— the Secretary to the Triry, but he having fome Scruples about Speaking, refus'd ala• Mode It P—x—n to Speak, —7 r f aie Superiorum :—Thefe dumb Politicians have fo little Regard to Religion, that they are Enemies ...
... ofiftel fo3ndatior.zta thole defigned for khei.Studie;r, AACTICAT, Git AMMAR 0 the H . TONGA! K : Or, A and Eafy duaion to Speaking and Writing . Englifr corie6lly and ruliarly adapted to the Nature and Genius of the Languap,anall from tif.e hard and ...
... 4:kr are deji,,,ited for hi ,her Studies, • ACTIC A L. GR AMMAR of he ENGLISH TONGUE Or, A Rational and Eafy Introduaiont CO Speaking and Writing Enlla correEtly and properly peculiarly adapted to the Nature and Genius of the Lariguage,and free from hard ...
... like critical Conjundure, and which had been always crowned with Succefs. It was obferved that his Excellency's Manner of Speaking made great Impreffion on thole to whom it was addreffed ; and from the Gaiety of his Appearance fence, and from his extraordinary ...
... ten to 'One you 11 avb ine in your Hand. filent now, and lend attentive Ear, Hear what you will, 'Lis furely me you hear : Speak ivhat you will, you Ifill a(* - .) the repeat; Smell what you wl, 'tis I your Noltras griet: Whate'er you touch, come your ...
... Accident, by Riding. Ode 3. Stanzas to Mr. G---ck. XI. Double Swan's Egg, Re- The Cow; a Fable. Epimarks on. grams, &c. XII. Speaking without a Tongue. XXV. His TOR ICA r. Chroni- XIII. Bark ufed in the Small- de. paffed, lifue of Tri- Pox. • als, &c. XIV ...
... While Patriot Princes thus delight, No Hymns they need Of Claffick Paternal Virtues to _endear To found alone ourCxfar's Name, Speaks every Requifite to Fame; And thikes, with Senfe fublime, the Ear. • A I R, When the Race of true,Glory • Calls Heroes to {tart ...
... the Lethargy in which they have too . _long lived, and make them fee their own Danger. Speak 'to ' 'them, perfuade them as knowing the Terrors of the Lord.— ' 'Speak to their Hearts and Confciences with Rich Plainnefs as becomes . the Minifters of the ...
... M. d'Arnaud, on taking his Seat in tfie Affeinbly th Royal Academy of Sciences and Belle Lettres on 1 8th of this Month. Speaking of his prefent reignlVfaiefty of Pruiiia; How fhall I (far be) deferibe a in whom the Warrior, the Legiflator, the Politic ...
... fabulous Hittories. 8. Grammar and Language, particularly of the Englifh Tongue. 9. Rhetorick and Oratory; .or the Art of Speaking eloquently. io. Logic; or the Art of Realoning .and Perfuafion. 11. Ontology; or the Science of Being ,abliraaedly onfidered ...
... the South Sea C ompany. Pin- deluding young VVorrien. Podential Maxims. Moral Ef- litical ObfervatiOns on the lays on Evil Speaking, scan- Power and Revenues of 'dal, DetraStion Avarice and France and Holland. 'Wattle- Luxury. A ,Scheipe to im- inatical ...
... who cartie . np, and rifled the Gentleman's Pockets. Lail. Week died at his - Seat at lOillington in Somerfetfhire, Eitorke Speake,• Efq. • He reprefented in the four lait Parlialnent . s the Vpropgh of .11,/ . lilbourniPort, Tan, and Wells. , . , . . ...