 | 1825 - 208 str.
...great scholars dictate together in Latin, upon different subjects of their proposing, faster than thev were able to write, till they were tired : and that...best way of beginning a sentence, if a man should he out and forget his lust sentence (which he never was), that then his last refuge is to begin with... | |
 | J. S. Forsyth - 1825 - 834 str.
...England; and could tell me more of my own than I knew myself. And also to what perfection he hath now brought the art of memory ; that he did lately to...forget his last sentence, (which he never was,) that thru his last refuge is to begin with an Utcunque. " 30th. To my Lady Batten's ; where my wife and... | |
 | J. S. Forsyth - 1825 - 422 str.
...myself. And also to what perfection he hath now brought the art of memory; that he did lately to foui. eminently great scholars, dictate together in Latin,...forget his last sentence, (which he never was,) that then his last refuge is to begin with an Utcunque. " 30th. To my Lady Batten's ; where my wife and... | |
 | Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington) - 432 str.
...dictate together in the Latin upon different subjects of their proposing, faster than they were able ta write, till they were tired ; and that the best way...forget his last sentence (which he never was), that then his last refuge is to begin with an utcunque.' His Worthies appeared in a new edition, with his... | |
 | Thomas Fuller - 1831 - 348 str.
...England ; and could tell me more of my own than I knew myself. And also to what perfection he hath now brought the art of memory ; that he did lately to...forget his last sentence, (which he never was,) that then his last refuge is to begin with an Utcunque." The Doctor making a visit to the committee of sequestrators... | |
 | Arthur Tozer Russell - 1844 - 378 str.
...from the paws of a monkey." Noble's Memoirs of the Cromwell Family, vol. ip 92, from the Rev. Dr. Lord MSS. Page 290. In p. 104 of the anonymous Life of...the Savoy from Job xiv. 14, on May 12, 1661. At p. 310, is the following:—" I walked to Cheapside, to see the effect of a fire there this morning since... | |
 | Samuel Pepys - 1848 - 472 str.
...England ; and could tell me more of my owne, than I knew myself. And also to what perfection he hath now brought the art of memory; that he did lately to four...forget his last sentence, (which he never was) that then his last refuge is to begin with an Utcunque. 23d. To Gresham Colledge, (where I never was before)... | |
 | John Gorton - 1851 - 736 str.
...brought the art of memory ; that he did lately, to four eminently great scholars, dictate together in the Latin upon different subjects of their proposing,...a sentence, if a man should be out and forget his Jast sentence, (which he never was,) that then his last refuge is to begin with an utcunque." Among... | |
 | Samuel Pepys - 1854 - 496 str.
...England ; and could tell me more of my owne, than I knew myself. And also to what perfection he hath now brought the art of memory ; that he did lately to...forget his last sentence, (which he never was) that then his last refuge is to begin with an Utcunque. 23d. To Gresham Colledge, (where I never was before)... | |
 | 1863 - 660 str.
...tell me more of my owne, than I knew myself. And el what perfection he hath, now biouçht йл оЛо$ that he did lately to four eminently great scholars...forget his last sentence (which he never was) that then his last refuge a to begin with an Utcunque." Then again Aubrey says : — " His naturall meraorie... | |
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England ; and could tell me more of my owne, than I knew myself. And also to what perfection he hath now brought the art of memory; that he did lately to four eminently great scholars dictate together in Latin, upon different subjects of their proposing,... 
