The foundling-chapel brawl, a non-heroic ballad [by J. Sayers]. 2pt. [with a prospectus of a set of prints].1804 |
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Pàgina 31
... mind the horrid and disgusting incubus in Mr. Fuseli's celebrated picture , that I decline interfering at all with the Doctor's dreams or his night mare . FINIS . In the Press , and speedily will be published , ( 31 31 )
... mind the horrid and disgusting incubus in Mr. Fuseli's celebrated picture , that I decline interfering at all with the Doctor's dreams or his night mare . FINIS . In the Press , and speedily will be published , ( 31 31 )
Pàgina 12
... her by the hand to place her beyond the rail , or in the language of the law , " molliter manus imposuit , " a very pretty imposition , Doctor , indeed .-- EDIT . Each Each night the doctor's waking dreams Depriv'd him of his ( 12 )
... her by the hand to place her beyond the rail , or in the language of the law , " molliter manus imposuit , " a very pretty imposition , Doctor , indeed .-- EDIT . Each Each night the doctor's waking dreams Depriv'd him of his ( 12 )
Pàgina 13
James Sayers. Each night the doctor's waking dreams Depriv'd him of his rest , By day he wander'd o'er the fields And look'd like one possess'd ; Now wou'd he wend tow'rd Highgate's seat , And now tow'rd Hampstead hie , Now pore upon the ...
James Sayers. Each night the doctor's waking dreams Depriv'd him of his rest , By day he wander'd o'er the fields And look'd like one possess'd ; Now wou'd he wend tow'rd Highgate's seat , And now tow'rd Hampstead hie , Now pore upon the ...
Pàgina 18
... night , as they at supper sat , All by themselves alone , Engag'd in namby pamby chat , The dame took up a bone ; " Let's think and wish , and ' twixt us break " This merry thought , my dear , " Said he ---- " My duck " ---- and shook ...
... night , as they at supper sat , All by themselves alone , Engag'd in namby pamby chat , The dame took up a bone ; " Let's think and wish , and ' twixt us break " This merry thought , my dear , " Said he ---- " My duck " ---- and shook ...
Pàgina 28
... night , Yet in your cloisters dim , and arches holy , The muse can still indulge her wonted melancholy . RECITATIVE . But hark ! the organ peals , and pacing forth From B ------ d's hall , with solemn step and slow , Committee - men ...
... night , Yet in your cloisters dim , and arches holy , The muse can still indulge her wonted melancholy . RECITATIVE . But hark ! the organ peals , and pacing forth From B ------ d's hall , with solemn step and slow , Committee - men ...
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Accam adorn'd And---death-dispensing cane angry Arabia breath'd assote or azote Author Bell Yard brawlers brick-dust Canon Law Captain Coram carbonic acid Cassia Chairman Chancery Lane Charity Chrononhotonthologos Church Committee Committee-men coot Court ne'er sat D'ye dame deed Diomede dogs drugs Ecclesiastical Court EDITOR elegant Fleet Street foul Foundling Chapel Foundling Hospital FOUNDLING-CHAPEL BRAWL Gainst Gallery Pew garments smell'd go to pot Governors Groundling hand holy honour ingenious insult lady lady's LAERTES late Smell'd sweet Lawyer Dowling learned Leech Let me speak liberty Macbeth maid manuscript Memorialist Memorialist's brother merry thought NON-HEROIC BALLAD o'er offence pill place her rude poetical Post Note Quaker rail reader rented Roworth sat an Abethdin Scurvy seat SEQUEL shew Shittim wood Shou'd Sister sitting smil'd sneer soul speak Bodkins stanzas Temple thee Thersites thou took tools Shall go trust Ulysses Un-ointed unadorn'd verse Vide
Passatges populars
Pàgina 31 - Such an act, That blurs the grace and blush of modesty; Calls virtue, hypocrite; takes off the rose From the fair forehead of an innocent love, And sets a blister there"; makes marriage vows As false as dicers...
Pàgina i - ... hospital for the maintenance and education of exposed and deserted young children...
Pàgina 8 - Hie jacet in Tumba, Rosa Mundi non Rosa Munda. Non redolet, sed olet, quae redolere solet.
Pàgina 12 - Yet fame deserved no enemy can grudge; The statesman we abhor, but praise the judge. In Israel's courts ne'er sat an Abethdin With more discerning eyes or hands more clean, Unbribed, unsought, the wretched to redress; Swift of despatch and easy of access.
Pàgina 6 - ... at the bottom of the page or at the end of the chapter, to a written or printed source from which it can be drawn.
Pàgina v - AB of in the parish of , in the county and diocese aforesaid, tn a certain cause of drfamatitni, and further to do and receive as unto law and justice shall appertain, under pain of the law and contempt...