... but as they are The proof, the substance of an inward passion, ... ... fame, Not heard the summons of the next day's battle: ... ... I war not with the dust. The great, the proud, ...
... of its military successes, and the splendour of its triumphs in the realms of science, ... ... Natur. 1 » The song of the shirt « erregte bei seinem ... ... 6 An account of the life and death of Mrs. Elizabeth Bury. ...
... by all constitutional means, for the restoration of the Independence of the two Republics, believing that, by ... ... us to stand more determinedly by the principle of the substitution of Arbitration for War. It ... ... Cape politics, to be aware of the full significance of the fact, that he came ...
... antiquities. Edinb. 1780. Most of the religious services of the Druids were probably begun and ended ... ... seized at a banquet of the elves, by one of the ancient family of ... ... , ever since St. Peter took the tribute penny out of the mouth of a fish of that species. ...
... in its head, very efficacious in the cure of divers diseases; but it must be taken out of the animal whilst alive. – Man glaubt, daß in der Kröte eine Hexe sitze: A Glossary of North-Country Words. s.v. ...
... : In Yorkshire, at carrying in of the last corn, the labourers and servants by way ... ... is bound up, and set upon the top of one of the ridges, when the reapers retiring to a ... ... accompanied with the utmost stretch and power of the voices of the company uttering words very indistinctly, but ...
... put it on: Send out more horses, skirre the country round, Hang ... ... memory a rooted sorrow, Raze out the written troubles of the brain; And with some ... ... I have almost forgot the taste of fears: The time has been, my ...