 | Mr. Pratt (Samuel Jackson) - 1795 - 476 strani
...Thefe were now much foftened, as is ever the cafe, when the rage of grief yields to its • tendernefs: when it is too much overpowered by the effect to advert...than the band of muficians, who, being engaged in a profeffion that naturally keeps the fenfibilities more or lefs in exercife, felt the diftrefs of the... | |
 | 1796 - 524 strani
...cafe, when the rage of grief yields to its tendernefs : when it is too much overpowered by the effeft to advert to the caufe. It is needlefs to obferve...than the band of muficians, who, being engaged in a profefllon that naturally keeps the lenßbilities more or lefs in exercife, felt the dittrefs of the... | |
 | 1796 - 512 strani
...cafe, when the ra'ge of grief yields to its tendernefs : when it is too much overpowered by the «ffeft to advert to the caufe. It Is needlefs to obferve...you, that every one of the company fympathifed with iiitn. But none more than the band cf mulicians, who, being engaged in a profeffion that naturally... | |
 | Mr. Pratt (Samuel Jackson) - 1796 - 462 strani
...Thefe were now much foftened, as is ever -the cafe, when the rage of grief yields to its tendernels : when it is too much overpowered by the effect to advert to the caufe. Jt is need•Jefs to obferve to you, that every one of the company fympathized with him. But nones... | |
 | Samuel Jackson Pratt - 1802 - 444 strani
...cafe, when the rage of grief yields to its tendernefs ; when it is too much overpowered by the effeQ: to advert to the caufe. It is needlefs . to obferve to you, that every one of the company fympathized with him. But, none more than the band of ma/tcians, who, being engaged in a profeffion... | |
 | William Chambers, Robert Chambers - 1846 - 922 strani
...These were now much softened, as is ever the case when the rage of grief yields to its tenderness — when it is too much overpowered by the effect to advert to the cause. It is needless to observe that every one of the company sympathised with him; but none more... | |
 | 1796 - 504 strani
...Thefe were now much foftened, as is ever the cafe, when the rage of grief yields to its tendernefs : when it is too much overpowered by the effect to advert...fympathifed with him. But none more than the band of muiicur.s, who, being engaged in a profefiion that naturally keeps the fenfibilities more or bis in... | |
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Icorn,") and making a couch, placed the mutilated limbs and ravaged feathers of his canary upon it, and renewed his lamentations. Thefe were now much foftened, as is ever the cafe, when the rage of grief yields to its • tendernefs: when it is too much... 