The Athenian Oracle: Being an Entire Collection of All the Valuable Questions and Answers in the Old Athenian Mercuries, Volumul 3A. Bell, 1704 |
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Pagina 18
... Eyes hut , canno And why he can't h under Water with pen ? 4. We might eaf probable Account of the Water for both , in Buckets let down tom of the Sea , ( which , fee the Transactions of A. Thefe wou'd feem from fome Accident or other ...
... Eyes hut , canno And why he can't h under Water with pen ? 4. We might eaf probable Account of the Water for both , in Buckets let down tom of the Sea , ( which , fee the Transactions of A. Thefe wou'd feem from fome Accident or other ...
Pagina 19
... Eyes under Water , we might fay , ' twas the Water got in be- tween the Lids , which hinder'd the Under - Lid from rifing , and joyning the Upper ; without which , ' tis impoffible to fhut the Eye . And here wou d be a very fair Account ...
... Eyes under Water , we might fay , ' twas the Water got in be- tween the Lids , which hinder'd the Under - Lid from rifing , and joyning the Upper ; without which , ' tis impoffible to fhut the Eye . And here wou d be a very fair Account ...
Pagina 31
... Eye upon the Souldiers and pre- vent the common Wickedness and Disorders amongst them . Every Body knows of the anonymous Abstract of the Laws and Penalties . will be communicated to us ) for the Subject of another Dil- courfe : Only we ...
... Eye upon the Souldiers and pre- vent the common Wickedness and Disorders amongst them . Every Body knows of the anonymous Abstract of the Laws and Penalties . will be communicated to us ) for the Subject of another Dil- courfe : Only we ...
Pagina 34
... Eyes upon her , and faid - Madam , * methinks I read fome Lines and Charaders of Goodness in your Face , which are not yet abfo- lutely defac'd : Your Educati- C ( • ( C ( 6 C C fecure my Honour for this once by Secrecy , and not ...
... Eyes upon her , and faid - Madam , * methinks I read fome Lines and Charaders of Goodness in your Face , which are not yet abfo- lutely defac'd : Your Educati- C ( • ( C ( 6 C C fecure my Honour for this once by Secrecy , and not ...
Pagina 36
... Eye of the moita peculiar Averfion aud Antipa- Fuft Fudge that feeth all thy against her ; his Thoughts Things ... Eyes when prefent ; till at last , ing atham'd of her wicked by degrees , all thofe difpleafing Life ; and lived ...
... Eye of the moita peculiar Averfion aud Antipa- Fuft Fudge that feeth all thy against her ; his Thoughts Things ... Eyes when prefent ; till at last , ing atham'd of her wicked by degrees , all thofe difpleafing Life ; and lived ...
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Pagina 439 - He answered and said, Lo, I see four men loose, walking in the midst of the fire, and they have no hurt; and the form of the fourth is like the Son of God.
Pagina 153 - But if a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her : for her hair is given her for a covering.
Pagina 481 - And the Lord said unto him, Wherewith ? And he said, I will go forth, and I will be a lying spirit in the mouth of all his prophets. And he said, Thou shalt persuade him, and prevail also : go forth, and do so.
Pagina 250 - ... from the center of the sun to the center of the earth. The distance actually varies through the year because the earth's orbit is slightly elliptical.
Pagina 127 - But tis not feature, or a face, That does my free election grace, Nor is my liking onely led By a well temperd white and red; Could I enamour'd grow on those, The Lilly and the blushing Rose, United in one stalk, might be As dear unto my thoughts as she. But I look farther, and do find A richer beauty in her mind; Where something is so lasting fair, As time or age cannot impair.
Pagina 126 - Senses' power doth spring, Nor from the body's humours, tempered right. She is a vine, which doth no propping need To make her spread herself or spring upright; She is a star, whose beams do not proceed From any sun, but from a native light.
Pagina 11 - To this conclave (for by this name the place of the election is called) is but one door, to which belongeth four locks, and as many keys : one key is in the keeping of the cardinals, one of the city bishops, one of the Roman nobility, and one of the master of the ceremonies. There is in this door a wicket or batch, which is opened only at dinners and suppers, whereof the master of the ceremonies keepeth the key. At this hole the cardinals...
Pagina 92 - I am in two camps, signifies that from a little there was much : deliver me, I pray thee, out of the hand of my brother, out of the hand of Esau, because I fear him, signifies the state respectively, because he made himself prior...
Pagina 12 - Eleftion be not fully ended , then muft the Cardinals be kept from Fire, Light, and Viftuals, till they are fully agreed. The Wicket which we before mentioned, is called the Golden Gate , at which...
Pagina 11 - Chambers, which are purpofely for the Time, made of Green or Violet Cloth. To each Cardinal is allowed four Servants to lie in his Chamber. They that are once within are , compelled...