 | Joseph Addison - Anecdotes - 1797 - 604 pages
...your dying lips! and in a laft embrace, be cancelled the re. membrance of every thing that is paft!" The tranfport and amazement of fo unhoped an interview,...moments," fays the Count, (cafting a look of the moft affeftionate earneftnefs on his fon) — " a few moments, and the knowledge of the •world will avail... | |
 | Mr. Addison - Anecdotes - 1797 - 712 pages
...your dying lipsl and in a laft embrace, be cancelled the remembrance of every thing that js paft!" The tranfport and amazement of fo unhoped an interview,...and invigorated a little longer, the powers of life. < c A few moments," fays the Count, (cafting a look of the moft affe&ionate earneftnefs on his fon)—... | |
 | Gleaner - 1805 - 426 pages
...thing that is past!" The transport and amazement of so unhoped an interview, gave a sudden impulse to the blood, and invigorated a little longer the powers of life. "A few moments," says the Count, (casting a look of the most affectionate earnestness on his son)— "a few moments,... | |
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Monk, throwing back his cowl) " Gracious Heaven ! — thy will " be done ! — Behold — behold thy " FREDERIC kneels before you — as " much unlike the libertine who left " you, as you the parent from whom " he fled ! — O let me catch a bleffing... 