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... Engl. : Where the horse lies down, there some hair will be found. ( Bohn II, 104. ) ... ... To begin at the wrong end. ( Marin, 6. ) – To set the cart before the horse. ( Bohn II, 152. ) ...

... , deo quae supra. Engl. : Down, below is thy dement. ( Shakspeare. ) 71. Dem ... ... . Michi, et li p'tite c'est po l'diale: on n'sét d'qui qu'on pout avu mésâhe (avoir besoin). ( Masson, ...

... hear I break my wispring lire; Then from my eyes runns down a tear, Extinguish th' incensed fire. Then curse I ... ... four or five times, and four or five times she was a goose. Set her to Paris and she shall be also one. ' ...

... his august presence, little Mozart immediately sat down with great confidence to his harpsichord informing his highness, that he had ... ... for the violins The upper part for the voice The words set to music And lastly the base. 4 ...

... H. was fond of music. Instead of attending to them, she sat down to the taro table, played Nelson's cards for him, an won ... ... imitation of our loyal song › God save great George our king‹, and set so admirably to music by yourself, I have translated and ...

... And since his same all fiddlers else surpasses, He set him down first Treble at Parnassus. Gr[ee]n, C[ro]fts, ... ... , when I see a spirit of Liberty exert itself among any set, or denomination of my countrymen ... ... that they are to be sharers of the profit. His Scheme set forth in substance, that the ...

... of August till the 19 th . I cannot pretend to set down our conversations in the order in which they occurred. On my ... ... Corso. I stood on the balcony, and jotted down everything I saw. There is not a single item invented.« And then ...

... Song of Moses, and the Funeral Anthem for her late Majesty; set to Music by Mr. Handel, and performed by the Academy of Ancient ... ... A Song for St. C.'s Day. Written by Mr. Dryden. Both set to Musick by Mr. Handel...) ausdrücklich, ...

... until one more fortunate, or less inebriated, than the rest strikes it down; this achievement is accompanied with the utmost stretch and power of the ... ... (Wright Anecd. lit. The miller of Trumpingdon v. 378. »And down he goth and cryeth« »Harrow! I dye!« ) ...

... his august presence, little Mozart immediately sat down with great confidence to his harpsichord informing his highness, that he had ... ... for the violins The upper part for the voice The words set to music And lastly the base 9 ...

... , that play your clowns, speak no more than is set down for them; for there be of them that will themselves ... ... of mine) an excellent play, well digested in the scenes, set down with as much modesty as cunning. I remember, one said ...

... But – and no more – set nature in a blaze Give her a fit of jealousy ... ... no rest; But, drunk with beauty, wanders up and down, For ever, and for ever finds new charms? ...

... by a parrot, which was used to be set out at the window, and had been taught to sing the air ... ... of the Town, 'Tis now the mode to cry the English down. Nay, there are those as warmly will debate ... ... fine Organ made by Mr. Schrieder, which was set up in Westminster-Abbey, and used on the day ...

... Harpsicord and Organ with the Instrumental Parts for Concerts, Entitied A Third Set, and a Selected Collection of Songs from his Operas and Oratorios for ... ... Delany schreibt am 27. Nov. '36:, » My brother has tied me down at last to learn of Kellaway; he has ...