 | 1751 - 224 sivua
...facility as before ; but floated along timoroufly and feebly, endangered by every breeze, and lbattered by every ruffle of the water, till they funk by flow...folly, and warning others againft the firft approach to the gulph of INTEMPERANCE. There were artifts who profefled to repair the breaches and Hop the leaks... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1763 - 292 sivua
...fbattered by every ruffle of the water, tili they funk, by flow degrees, after long ftruggles, v *« - and and innumerable expedients, always repining at their...folly, and warning others againft the firft approach to the gulph of INTEMPERANCE. THERE were artifts who profefled to repair the breaches and ftop the... | |
 | 1773 - 394 sivua
...facility as before, but floated along timoroufly and feebly, endangered by every breeze, and fhattered by every ruffle of the water, till they funk, . by...expedients, always repining at their own folly, and warnjng others againft the firft approach to the gulph of INTEMPERANCE. There were artifls who profefled... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1784 - 372 sivua
...facility as before, but floated along timoroufly and feebly, endangered by every breeze, and fhattered by every ruffle of the water, till they funk, by flow...the gulph of INTEMPERANCE. There were artifts who profefled to repair the breaches and flop the leaks of the veflels which had been fhattered on the... | |
 | 1785 - 596 sivua
...breeze, and fluttered by every ruffle of the water, till they funk, by (low degrees, after longftruggles, and innumerable expedients, always repining at their own folly, and warning others againll the firft approach of the gulph of Intemperance. 4, JtK I. N°CIII. TUESDAY, MARCH 12,1751.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson, John Hawkins - 1787 - 472 sivua
...facility as before, but floated along timoroufly and feebly, endangered by every breeze, and fhattered by every ruffle of the water, till they funk, by flow degrees, after long druggies, and innumerable expedients, always repining at their own folly, and warning others againfh... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - 1790 - 1058 sivua
...facility as before, but floated along timoroufly and feebly, endangered by every breeze, and ihattered by every ruffle of the water, till they funk, by flow degrees, after long ßruggles, and innumerable expedients, always repining at their own folly, and warning others agamlt... | |
 | 1792 - 494 sivua
...cuuvic \ as before, but floated along timoroufly and feebly, endangered by every breeze, and fluttered by every ruffle of the water, till they funk, by flow...always repining at their own folly, and warning others againlt the firft approach of the gulph of Intemperance. There were artifts who profefled to repair... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1792 - 582 sivua
...and fluttered by every ruffle of the water, till they funk, by (low degrees, after Jong ftrw^gles, and innumerable expedients, always repining at their own folly, and warning others againft the f.rit approach of the gulph of Intemperance. There were artiftj who profefled to repair the breaches... | |
 | Joseph Addison - 1794 - 568 sivua
...facility as before, but floated along timoroufly and feebly, endangered by every breeze, and mattered by every ruffle of the water, till they funk by flow...always repining at their own folly, and warning others againfl the firft approach of the Gulph of Intemperance. There were artifts who profefled to repair... | |
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