 | 1796 - 716 lehte
...of whittles, bird-calls, and diher inuruments of his trade, (all of which he threw on the fable, " as in fcorn,") and making a couch, placed the mutilated...Thefe were now much foftened, as is ever the cafe, whe;i the rage of grjef yields to its'tendernefs; when it is too much overpowered by the effeft to... | |
 | Mr. Pratt (Samuel Jackson) - 1795 - 476 lehte
...bird calls, and other inflruments of his trade, (all of which he .threw on the table, " as in Icorn,") and making a couch, placed the mutilated limbs and...tendernefs: when it is too much overpowered by the effect to advert to the caufe. It is needlefs to obferve to you, that every one of the company fympathifed... | |
 | Mr. Pratt (Samuel Jackson) - 1796 - 462 lehte
...velvet, and drawing from out .of it fome wool and cotton, that were the wrapping of whittles, bird calls, and other inftruments of his trade, all of which he...ravaged feathers of his canary upon it, and renewed lib lamentations. Thefe were now much foftened, as is ever -the cafe, when the rage of grief yields... | |
 | 1796 - 512 lehte
...the mutilated limbs and ravaged feathers of bis canary upon it, und renewed his lamentations. Tlide were now much foftened, as is ever the cafe, when...tendernefs : when it is too much overpowered by the «ffeft to advert to the caufe. It Is needlefs to obferve to you, that every one of the company fympathifed... | |
 | 1796 - 524 lehte
...bird-calls, and other inflruments of his trade, (all of which he threw on the table, ' as in Icon;,') and making a couch, placed the mutilated limbs and ravaged feathers of his canary upon it, und renewed his lamentations. Thefe were now much foftened, as is ever the cafe, when the rage of grief... | |
 | 1796 - 982 lehte
...placed the mutilated limbs and ravaged leathers of his canary upon it, and renewed his lamentation-:, Thefe were now much foftened, as is ever the cafe, when the rage of grief nearelt neighbour, who will refufe to follow my example ; it is not a fubfcription for mere chanty,... | |
 | 1796 - 688 lehte
...out of it fome wool and cotton, that were the wrapping of whittles, bird-calls, and other iniTruments of his trade, (all of •which he threw on the table,...ever the cafe, when the rage of grief yields to its tendei nefs ; when it is too much overpowered by the effect to advert to the caufe. It is needlefs... | |
 | William Chambers, Robert Chambers - 1846 - 922 lehte
...bird-calls, and other instruments of his trade, all of which he threw on the table, " as in scorn," and making a couch, placed the mutilated limbs and...his canary upon it, and renewed his lamentations. These were now much softened, as is ever the case when the rage of grief yields to its tenderness —... | |
 | George Stillman Hillard - 1861 - 562 lehte
...trade, all of which he threw on the table " as in scorn," and making a couch, placed the mutilatetl limbs and ravaged feathers of his canary upon it, and renewed his lamentations. These were now much softened, a* is ever the cue wher. the rage of grief yields to its tenderness —... | |
 | John Epy Lovell - 1866 - 568 lehte
...whistles, birdcalls, and other instruments of his trade, all of which he threwon the table " as in scorn," and, making a couch, placed the mutilated limbs and...his canary upon it, and renewed his lamentations. It is needless to observe that every one of the company sympathized with him ; but none more so than... | |
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... motion and frantic air no words can paint. He took from his pocket a little green bag of faded velvet, and... 