Walker's Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, 1. részR. Gibson, 1796 |
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... heart - felt thanks [ firft grew , Midft whom my young theatric plant And pay the debt of gratitude long to you , due . With like fenfations pleafingly im- preft , [ breaft , The o'ercharg'd yearnings of a grateful The elder Norval ...
... heart - felt thanks [ firft grew , Midft whom my young theatric plant And pay the debt of gratitude long to you , due . With like fenfations pleafingly im- preft , [ breaft , The o'ercharg'd yearnings of a grateful The elder Norval ...
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... heart , and good principles , raifes us above the common herd , and leads us to honour and glory . " As dok root in my heart . As I grew up 10 Jan. The German Story .
... heart , and good principles , raifes us above the common herd , and leads us to honour and glory . " As dok root in my heart . As I grew up 10 Jan. The German Story .
11. oldal
... heart . The difmal idea of the awful fcene which was to be exhibited the next day , haunted me wherever I went , and I ftruggled in vain to chace it from my mind : The folemn ftillness of the night rather increafed than diminished my ...
... heart . The difmal idea of the awful fcene which was to be exhibited the next day , haunted me wherever I went , and I ftruggled in vain to chace it from my mind : The folemn ftillness of the night rather increafed than diminished my ...
13. oldal
... heart , which was inas- ceffible to my vows and prayers , would yield to prefents , which I knew not how to procure , the fmall income my butinefs afforded me being entirely fsallowed up by the vain efforts I made render my perfon lefs ...
... heart , which was inas- ceffible to my vows and prayers , would yield to prefents , which I knew not how to procure , the fmall income my butinefs afforded me being entirely fsallowed up by the vain efforts I made render my perfon lefs ...
24. oldal
... heart at once and there's an end , Thou all that Heaven could give , But hold , I have a noble friend , Yet , yet for him I'll live . Fortune , who all her baleful spight Not yet on Tom had tried , Sent news , one rough , tempeftuous ...
... heart at once and there's an end , Thou all that Heaven could give , But hold , I have a noble friend , Yet , yet for him I'll live . Fortune , who all her baleful spight Not yet on Tom had tried , Sent news , one rough , tempeftuous ...
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326. oldal - How often have I blest the coming day, When toil remitting lent its turn to play, And all the village train, from labour free, Led up their sports beneath the spreading tree...
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375. oldal - France would be willing to propofe ; in order that his majefty and his allies might thereupon examine in concert, whether they are fuch as might ferve as the foundation of a negotiation for peace ? 3. Or would there be a defire to propofe any other way whatever, for arriving at the fame end, that of a general pacification ? The underfigned is authorized to receive from monfieur...
335. oldal - slower — very well — what a plague is this foot about, and this little head ? No wonder you are out, Mr Bijou, when you forget your time. That's a jewel — bravo ! bravo! my little man!
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