...order ? 31. Did Sylla comply with their request 1 Mariui Bifting among the Rums of Carthage. SECTION n. It is a vain attempt To bind th' ambitious and unjust by treaties. — Thomson, t. SYLLA, now finding himself master of the city, began by modelling the laws so, as to...

...talk so high, and as it were to thrust Plebeians from the native rights of man. Thomson's CorioSama. It is a vain attempt To bind th' ambitious and unjust by treaties : These they elude a thousand speeious ways ; Or, if they eannot find a fair pretext, They blush not in the faee of heaven to break...

...that fail to blow the cedar down, May tear the branches, but they fix the roots. Jeffrey. IfiEATTES. It is a vain attempt To bind th' ambitious and unjust...They blush not in the face of heaven to break them. Thomton, Coriolanun, Iv. 2. TBESSES— ,sv Hair, Binglets. Fair tresses man's imperial race ensnare,...

...vain attempt To bind Hi' ambitious and unjust by treaties; These they elude a thousand specious vays; Or, if they cannot find a fair pretext, They blush not in the face of Heaven to break them." TDOMSOH: Coriolmau. WHILE these events were taking place in the valleys, the remonstrances of the Protestant...

...bosom, Who best deserves that name. — Thomson. i 3367; TREATIESIT is a vain attempt To bind tli' ool ! what 3368. TREES. 0 READER, hast thou ever stood to see The holly-tree ? The eye that contemplates it well...

...down, May tear the branches, but they fix the roots. Jeffrey. TREATIES. It is a vain attempt To bund th' ambitious and unjust by treaties : These they...cannot find a fair pretext, They blush not in the face ot heaven to break them. Thomson, Coriolanux, iv. 2. TRESSES— MC Hair, Ringlets. Fair tresses mau's...

...there I could not be alone, — On every side there would be God. It is a vain attempt To bind the ambitious and unjust by treaties; These they elude a thousand specious ways. An honest man is still an unmoved rock, Washed whiter, but not shaken with the shock, Whose heart conceives...

...that fail to blow the cedar down, May tear the branches, but they fix the roots. Jeffrey, TREATIES. It is a vain attempt To bind th' ambitious and unjust...cannot find a fair pretext, They blush not in the face ol heaven to break them. Thornton, Coriolanus, IV. '2. TilESSES — TRUTH. (549 TRESSES - Hair, Kinglets....