The Berwick Museum, Or, Monthly Literary Intelligencer: Forming and Universal Repository of Amusement and Instruction1787 |
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... Ruffia fomewhat in the fame way as to us : how the stands with the Porte is difficult to say . Both parties ftudy filence and pro- fefs moderation . Every thing in that quarter appears to hang on the thread of the Grand Signior's ...
... Ruffia fomewhat in the fame way as to us : how the stands with the Porte is difficult to say . Both parties ftudy filence and pro- fefs moderation . Every thing in that quarter appears to hang on the thread of the Grand Signior's ...
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... Ruffia pof- feffes immenfe territories both in Europe and Afia ; her boundaries are more extensive than thofe of the Roman empire ; but her real importance is inadequate to her nominal greatnefs ; and the wants the glory both of arts ...
... Ruffia pof- feffes immenfe territories both in Europe and Afia ; her boundaries are more extensive than thofe of the Roman empire ; but her real importance is inadequate to her nominal greatnefs ; and the wants the glory both of arts ...
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... Ruffia , on her long ex- pedition to her new acquired do minions ; and even after refolving in part , is yet undetermined as to the whole of the way propofed ; fo that , from the hindrances the meets with , and the hindrances he meets ...
... Ruffia , on her long ex- pedition to her new acquired do minions ; and even after refolving in part , is yet undetermined as to the whole of the way propofed ; fo that , from the hindrances the meets with , and the hindrances he meets ...
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... Ruffia . The Turks by this fecure a new ally , but fuch a step may create troubles in future . " 99 finish them , fo true is it that Ame rica has no ability to build large men of war . Our own fettle- ments to the north are flourishing ...
... Ruffia . The Turks by this fecure a new ally , but fuch a step may create troubles in future . " 99 finish them , fo true is it that Ame rica has no ability to build large men of war . Our own fettle- ments to the north are flourishing ...
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... Ruffia , and the different troubles among the Tartars , have given a confiderable turn to the operations of the Divan at Conftantinople . Orders have been iffued for put ting the caftle of Adrianople into a proper ftate to receive the ...
... Ruffia , and the different troubles among the Tartars , have given a confiderable turn to the operations of the Divan at Conftantinople . Orders have been iffued for put ting the caftle of Adrianople into a proper ftate to receive the ...
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Beliebte Passagen
Seite 232 - Look not alone on youthful Prime, Or Manhood's active might; Man then is useful to his kind, Supported is his right: But see him on the edge of life, With Cares and Sorrows worn; Then Age and Want - oh! ill-match'd pair Show Man was made to mourn.
Seite 323 - They both of them often asked me if I were in reality a German ; which when I continued to affirm, they seemed very much troubled. One day, I took notice that the young lady and gentleman having retired to a window, were...
Seite 196 - ... with his views of an hereafter. In a word, his hopes are full of immortality, his schemes...
Seite 499 - ... that seriousness is the greatest wisdom, temperance the best physic, and a good conscience the best estate. And were I to live again, I would change the court for a cloister, my privy-counsellor's bustle for a hermit's retirement, and the whole life I have lived in the palace, for an hour's enjoyment of God in the chapel. All things now forsake me, except my God, my duty, and my prayers.
Seite 389 - But she was resolved, for her part, to spoil no more girls ; those who were to live by their hands, should neither read nor write out of her pocket ; the world was bad enough already, and she would have no part in making it worse.
Seite 191 - Child of the Sun, refulgent SUMMER comes, In pride of youth, and felt through Nature's depth : He comes attended by the sultry Hours, And ever-fanning breezes, on his way: While, from his ardent look, the turning Spring Averts her blushful face; and earth, and skies, All-smiling, to his hot dominion leaves.
Seite 389 - At last the chief of our subscribers having passed a winter in London, came down full of an opinion new and strange to the whole country. She held it little less than criminal to teach poor girls to read and write. They who are born to poverty, she said, are born to ignorance, and will work the harder the less they know.
Seite 184 - It is furely an unfatisfactory idea, : to live and die without purfuing any other purpofe than the low one of perfonal gratification. A thoufand pleafures and advantages we have received from the difinterefted efforts of thofe who have gone before us, and it is incumbent on every generation to do fomething not only only for the benefit of contemporaries but of thofe alfo who are to follow.
Seite 77 - I have seen much and enjoyed much of this world ; but I never knew how to live till now. I thank my good God, who has given me time to know him and likewise myself. All the comfort I have, and all the comfort I take, and which is more than the whole world can give, is the knowledge of God's love in my heart, and the reading in this blessed book," laying his hand on the Bible.
Seite 14 - Bologna sausages, and another the dried tongues he had eaten, was some mitigation of his pain. If all men, when they are either out of health, or out of humour, would vent their rage after the manner of this Frenchman, the world would be a much quieter one than we see it at present.