In literature, S K-jng compiled his Tongmun sn (Anthology of Korean Literature) in 1478, bringing together Korean writings over the ages in Chinese. ❋ Unknown (2001)
If there were more than one thought anr. jng the entire group, it didn't show itself. ❋ Greenberg, Martin H. (1990)
We need flash player (see jng attached) to use for our internet radio. ❋ Unknown (2008)
The frames were uncovered at 8 o'clock in the morn - jng, and covered up between 5 and 6 in the afternoon with about four inches thick of hay and mats. ❋ MacPhail, James, Fl. 1785-1805 (1795)
•God's new-covenant grant of Jiirafelf to be pur G 3d, - as an ex -. citement to exchange legal ceremonies into prayer, thanJkfgiv - jng andjioly obedience; or at leail, fo give a remarkable pre - ference to the latter, ver. ❋ Unknown (1793)
But every particular church, after afk - jng counfel and advice, and making the beft improve - ment of it they can, muft a6t according to their own judg - ment, they not being bound implicitly to fubmit to the diflates of any other churches or councils, or having au - thority to decide for them in any matter j or any farther than they receive light and convi£lion. ❋ Unknown (1793)
The towns began to spring up within the map which accompanied it, oooeider - jurisdiction, the early place of seltle - jng the circumstances under which it ment, as a. town, was called Plymouth, was made, is remarkable for its aocu - while the colony or plantation was racy. ❋ Unknown (1792)
Why, it is a fufpicion I am unwilling to divulge J but to tell you the truth, from your hav - jng feen Don Carlos de Pimentcl the other evening, ❋ Unknown (1770)
But now behold their Truth and Sincerity \ As foon as they had got the ¥jng into their Hands, ❋ Unknown (1704)
The Devil, as the Apoftle St. Ptf*rfays f is continually roving about us like a roar* jng Lyon, fearching whom he may devour. ❋ Unknown (1677)
Quincy and Mil - jng in the northerly line of Beale Street at a point distant two hundred and forty feet westerly from the southeast corner of land of N.H. Beale; thence easterly following the northerly line of Beale Street a distance of four hun - dred and eight and five-tenths feet to a stone bound post standing in the present boundary line between the towns of Quincy and Milton. ❋ Unknown (1663)
•, I 1 I • I*, „. defect in ways, jng a detect in the ways, works, machinery or appliances dc. of a railroad or street railway, and the commissioners ❋ Unknown (1663)
While Mr, Pegge was resident in Kent, where he continued 20 years, he made himsieif acceptable to every body, by his general knowledge, his agree - able conversation, and his vivacity; for he was re - ceived into the femiliar acquaintance of the best gentlemen's families in East Kent, several of whom he preserved in his correspondence after he quitted the county, till the whole of those of his own standi jng gave way to fate before him. ❋ Unknown (1812)
- jng before the guard is relieved, each - conduiSior goes round his brigade attended by a noi-commiiTioned officer of the guard, to fee that nothmg has been Aolen or broken during ❋ Unknown (1789)
Iter therein; he fa w alfo, ih. t in the door-wny It'jod yuany men in armour to keep it, being refolved t» do to the men that would enter, what hurt and mifchief tthey could: now was Chrifli«nfome\vhat in amaze; at Jaft, when ei'ery man darted back for fear of the ar - med man, ChrifUan faw a man ri a very (tout counre - jiance come upti the man that fit thei e t) write, fay - jng, fet down my name. ❋ Unknown (1785)
530 PEERAGE OF ENGLAND. jng, presented to the house heads of a bill for the further secu - rity of his Majesty's person and government, and for extinguishing the hopes of the pretended Prince of Wales, and his open and secret abettors. m In 1686 his Lordship married Elizabeth, daughter and heir to Sir Robert Reading, of Dublin, Bart, so created August 27th, ❋ Unknown (1812)
4S5 ANTIjOiUT. per menfura jitges XX. & pertic. jng. ❋ Vidua Michaelis Bellotti (1773)
Nay, the magi Urates gave him leave to quarter his troops along the banks of the Rhone, in the neighbour - hood of their city; "and the Genevois were fo fond of ferv - jng under him, that many of them offered to act as volun - teers in his army, till the government began to grow ap - prehend ve that their city would be too much weakened. ❋ Unknown (1780)
