"As thoa," she said, "anybody cud taake money vur a drap a milk." ❋ Joseph Hocking (1898)
Ma. What is that ecclesiastical discipline '- that* thoa Bpeahest of f' '' ❋ Unknown (1812)
If it be just to take from the petitioners the increased profits that have accrued frorn the ex - istence of one restrictive law, thoa it will be just to indemnify ibem for losses sustained by the operation of other restrictive laws; and in this view of the subject, the balance will be largely against the government. ❋ Unknown (1812)
Poor Theodore! rather hadst thoa said, "Am I indebted for the powers of argument." ❋ Unknown (1812)
O Liberty! thou tmiivenev of life, thou solace of toils, thou patron of virtue, thou encourager of industry, thou spring of justice, thou sfmething more than life beyond the reach of fancy to describe, all hail! it is thou that bcaniest the sunshine in the patriot's breast; it is thoa that sweetenest the toil of the labouring mechanic! thou dost inspire the ploughman with Ivis jocund mirtb, and thou tunest the merry milk - ❋ Goadby, Robert, 1721-1778 (1812)
Till tbeluid-brMic her canTUSwingidioiiid iwi From Ibc iweet Ue thoa scarce nronliltt part. ❋ Unknown (1812)
■ ■ Oh Christianity, thoa last best gtft'of heaven! ❋ John Stewart (1812)
When thoa waft in thy id thy perfume, they mocked thee for too much ty J; in thy rags thoti knoweft none, but art de - for the contrary | |. ❋ Unknown (1795)
So thoa and 1 are nothing then when on a di - verfe fhore. ❋ Anderson, Robert, 1750-1830. Cn (1795)
Atid 10 this is the laft letter thoa art tt» receive from nie: becaufc the Earl of Oiathatn (I read in the papers) is pit to the Downsj*and the wind, \ find, is fair. ❋ Unknown (1795)
Ill* hou, heedlefs Albion, what, alas! the while oft thoa prefomc f O inexpert in arms, et vain of freedom, how doft thou beguile, ❋ Unknown (1794)
That adorning oar ino& holy fdth here, by an up and all things, Tboa PRAYEKS FOK FAMILIia. itj fSH watclieft over us for good; iJioti daily mew - eft to na our lives and thj - mercies: And thou haft given as the alTuraDce of thy word, that if we coihmit oar aif&irs to thee, if 'we acknowledge thee in all our ways, thoa wilt direA' oar paths .. ❋ Alleine, Joseph, 1634-1668 (1793)
In a word, I have no hopei of thee, except thoa Witt Ihake off thy evil company. ❋ Alleine, Joseph, 1634-1668 (1793)
O man, what aoTwer Wilt thoa make, what excofe wilt thou have, if than ihouldefl perilh at laft thro ' ❋ Alleine, Joseph, 1634-1668 (1793)
Doft thoa mock at. fear, and art not iifFriglkted, neither torneft back from God'i fword, when his cpiver rattleth agunit thee, the gUtterim fpear and ibe Ihield i Jth xxxix. ❋ Alleine, Joseph, 1634-1668 (1793)
Wilt thos efleem hii amnvi as firawi and the inArimienti of deatk u mun Wood t An ilioD chief of all tbe cluldren of pride, ercn that thoa thoaldeft count bis daru aa Qabblc, and laagh at the fltaking of hia fpear? ❋ Alleine, Joseph, 1634-1668 (1793)
Thou art indeed a moralizer, thoa Canft pick a fentence out of every ftone, ❋ Hugh Downman (1792)
Tras fettled, they reckoned fixty-three thoa -. fand feven hundred and feventy families, and two hundred and fifty-five thoufand fouls, A. ❋ Unknown (1791)
Difmiis not her, when moft thoa need'ft her nigl By attributing overmuch to thinjgs. ❋ Unknown (1789)
God had intended, that they ihoaki bring the kingdom very low, as they aftually did, by the tens of thoo - fands of the men of Judah, whoo they flew, and the hundreds of thoa - fands, they carried away captive. — ❋ Unknown (1787)
