He ordered a mufquet to be fired over the party on the right, which was by far the ftrongeft body; but the alarm it gave them was momentary. ❋ Unknown (1812)
It is very remarkable for producing a great degree of cold when mixed with water. in order to obtain one ton of fait, and yet gain as much clfar profit at thofe do, who, in counties lefs favourably fituated for fuel, boll down the ftrongeft brine. ❋ Unknown (1798)
Who amongft men that has heard of Solomon's being the wifeft man, and Samfon the ftrongeft, has not heard of thefe mines? where, according to fomc accounts, there arc fubterranean towns, and fubterranean republics, and where the infernal regions and their inhabitants are inimitably xeprefented, and likewife the regions of the blefied. ❋ Unknown (1797)
This proportion was probably fe - ledted as the moil eafily compofed, viz. by mixing equal meafures of water and of the ftrongeft fpirit which the known proceffes of diftillation could produce. ❋ Unknown (1797)
After a full hour's audience, in which Hyat Sahib treated the Captain with diftinguiftied marks of favour confidering his fituation, he difmiffed him with the ceremony of beetle-nut, rofe-water, and other compliments, which are in that country held as til? ftrongeft marks of poJitenefs, refpea, and good-wilL '!' ❋ Unknown (1796)
The ftrongeft temptations, you muft allow, have no compulfive efficacy; all that they can do, is to folicit and entice us: And are there not addreffed to us far more weighty arguments and folicitations to jt S E R M O N Iir. to forfake fin, and to walk in the paths of wifdom? ❋ Unknown (1796)
The dejec - tion of fpirits, which I had long endured, rendered my attendance irkfome to a woman, whofe black and guilty ideas required the ftrongeft efforts to diflipate, — O how pleafant did the enjoyment of my own patrimony ap - pear! — ❋ Unknown (1795)
Ic it, notwithftanding, extremely wholcfome and well tafted, and very cool in the hotteft ieafons of the year 5 the rower*, who arc there employed, drink of it when they are in Ac ftrongeft pcrfpiration, and ntwer receive any bad cfFcdls frcm it. ❋ Winterbotham, William, 1763-1829. [from Old Catalog] (1795)
It ia feated in a dry, Tandy 8 mineral fpringi, of a bracing quality, omintry, abounding ia date-treea» near accounted the ftrongeft in Britain. ❋ Unknown (1795)
Nor have I followed the ordinary plan of Socinians, in difre - garding u hat - may be reckoned the ftrongeft arguments on the oppofite fide; but have endeavoured, on the rontrary, to give every one its full force. ❋ Unknown (1794)
Prophecies one of the ftrongeft proofs of revelation, p. 21. ❋ Unknown (1794)
When we rcfleft on the various evils that have arifcn in convents, we have the ftrongeft reafon to rejoice and glory in that reformation, by which the nunneries of England were abolilhed. ❋ Unknown (1793)
It did not follow that the moment they entered into the bufinefs they were bound to come to an immediate conclulion; and as to the magnitude of J: he fubjeft, he thought that the ftrongeft argument for entering upon it fpeedily. ❋ Unknown (1793)
There needs but a thought to bring it with fuch force to our minds, as will check the ftroageit paffions» curb the moft extravagant levity of fpirif, overbalance the greateft temporal advantages i and make what - ever is our duty appear, in the ftrongeft light, to be our inter - eft. ❋ Unknown (1792)
Bd, Nature which form'd the reptile, form'd the bird Of ftrongeft wing, ❋ Hugh Downman (1792)
The Turks, though much fuperior in force, and lying in the ftrongeft pofition in the Bay, at anchor, and with fprings upon their cables, were forced, after a fevere conflict, to cut, and run for the harbour. ❋ Unknown (1792)
Were all diftinftions aboliflied, the ftrongeft would not long acquiefce, but would endeavour to obtain a fuperiority by their bodily ftrength. ❋ Unknown (1791)
The principles which the author wifhes to eftablifh, are, that a limited monarchy is fuperior to t ither an ariftocratic or democratic confutation; and to evince that the theory of Cicero was much more perfect than the maxims that influenced die Roman republic; which he repro* bates in the ftrongeft terms. ❋ Unknown (1791)
Refpcft and reverence for Saul, and love for Jonathan appear in the ftrongeft colouring, their bravery and the warlike Glory of bpth are ftrik - ingly applauded. ❋ John Collier (1791)
The Inflrudions, therefore, of every order of the elementary aflemblies, the union of which can alone be called fbe colleSive body of the nation, have enforced, in the ftrongeft manner, this firft and moil ancient truth; all have made it the folid bafis of the Conftitution j and all have prefcribed to their delegates, which form the reprejentative M 4 body. ❋ Charles Alexandre De Calonne (1791)
