Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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Strana 67
... shall not be so easily daunted in what fo nearly concerns them ; but be as indefatigable in finding out ways for our prefervation , as our enemies are to find out means for our destruction ; hoping we shall not always meet with fo bad ...
... shall not be so easily daunted in what fo nearly concerns them ; but be as indefatigable in finding out ways for our prefervation , as our enemies are to find out means for our destruction ; hoping we shall not always meet with fo bad ...
Strana 157
... Shall I from Minifters take things on trust ? Shall I , moft certain fource of future cares , Not ufe my judgment , but depend on their's ? Shall I , true puppet - like , be mock'd with ftate , Have nothing but the name of being great ...
... Shall I from Minifters take things on trust ? Shall I , moft certain fource of future cares , Not ufe my judgment , but depend on their's ? Shall I , true puppet - like , be mock'd with ftate , Have nothing but the name of being great ...
Strana 289
... shall be my companion , my fifter ; we shall be indebted to you for our happi- ness , and a happiness perhaps that is near at hand . Here he gave me an account of the danger that was likely to attend a relapfe of Lady Arundel's ...
... shall be my companion , my fifter ; we shall be indebted to you for our happi- ness , and a happiness perhaps that is near at hand . Here he gave me an account of the danger that was likely to attend a relapfe of Lady Arundel's ...
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