...looking, with horror in hie eyes, upon a silver bason filled with water. Observing something in bis . HyJropliobia ; but considering what the intention of tlie show was, I immediately recollected myself,...

...TATLER. what puzzled me: it was that of a man looking, with horror in his eyes, upon a silver basin filled with water. Observing something in his countenance...kind of distraction which the physicians call the hydrofthtebia ; but considering what the intention of the show was, I immediately recollected myself,...

...Presbytery. The next to her was a figure which somewhat puzzled me : it was that of a man looking, with horror in his eyes, upon a silver bason filled...countenance that looked like lunacy, I fancied at first that Le was to express that kind of distraction which the physicians call the Hydrophobia : but considering...

...Presbytery. The next to her was a figure which somewhat puzzled me : it was that of a man looking, with horror in his eyes, upon a silver bason filled...be Anabaptism. ' The next figure was a man that sat under a most profound composure of mind : he wore an hat whose brims were exactly parallel to the horizon...

...Presbytery. The next to her was a figure which somewhat puzzled me : it was that of a man looking, with horror in his eyes, upon a silver bason filled...be Anabaptism. ' The next figure was a man that sat under a most profound composure of mind : he wore an hat whose brims were exactly parallel to the horizon...

...Presbytery. The next to her was a figure which somewhat puzzled me : it was that of a man looking, with horror in his eyes, upon a silver bason filled...but considering what the intention of the show was, 1 immediately recollected myself, and concluded it to be Anabaptism. " The next figure was a man that...

...first that lie was to express that kind of distraction which the physicians call the bydrophobia. Bat considering what the intention of the show was, I...immediately recollected myself and concluded it to be Aaahaptism. personnages des grands romans contemporains. En effet, sans s'en douter, il invente le...

...which somewhat puzzled me. It was that of a man looking with horror in his eyes upon a silver hason filled with water. Observing something in his countenance that looked like lunacy, I fancied at first that ne was to express that kind of distraction which the physicians call the hydrophobia. Bat considering...

...which somewhat puzzled me. It was that of a man looking with horror in his eyes upon a silver hason filled with water. Observing something in his countenance that looked like lunacy, 1 fancied at first that ne was to express that kind of distraction which the physicians call the hydrophohia....

...cross-legged.... The next to her was a figure which somewhat puzzled me. It was that of a man looking with horror in his eyes upon a silver bason filled...recollected myself and concluded it to be Anabaptism. (Taller, n« 257.) que représentaient ces deux premières figures. Elles plairont plus à un anglican...