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...chin. A fond doting c onceit, and cosin-germane to that we now speake of. James Peletier had whilest he lived in my house bestowed that singular gif... .... --French prov. A thorne, unlesse at first it pricke, Will hardly ever pearce to th' quicke. http://www.uoregon.edu/%7Erbear/montaigne/1lvii.htm (... ...oidable demonstrations, and which subvert the truth of all experience: as James Peletier told me in mine owne house, that he had found out two lines... ..., and one shoulder and one thigh thrust through, and his shield flawed and pearced in two hundred and thirtie severall places. It hath befallen to ma... ... a foote that leades his horse by the bridle, saith the proverbe. And our James king of Naples and Sicili, being faire, young, healthy and in good p... .... He should know how to enjoy himselfe apart, and communicate himselfe as James and Peter, at least to himselfe, I cannot so absolutely or so deepel...

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...Why he is, perhaps, a Knight of the Bath, has a sumptuous man- sion in St. James’s Square, dies full of years and honor, has a pompous funeral, and fe... ... entered upon a stage worthy of his powers. I cannot myself agree with Mr. Pearce, that ‘the wisdom of his policy is now universally recognized;’ beca... ...ere is a portrait of Tippoo, of this very ger, in the second volume of Mr. Pearce’s work, which expresses sufficiently the unparalleled ferocity of hi... ...h liter- ary pursuits as he had found most interesting in early youth. Mr. Pearce, who is so capable of writing vigorously and sagaciously, has too mu... ...r by means of the Clare election. Yet if, in some instances like this, Mr. Pearce has too largely drawn upon official papers, which he should rather h... ...aid of Lord Wellesley as a liter- ary man; and towards such a judgment Mr. Pearce has con- tributed some very pleasing materials. As a public speaker,... ... the strife between the two great parties which had arisen in the reign of James I., and had ripened and come to issue with each other in the reign of... ... would have been the willingness of some T ories to construe the flight of James II. into a virtual act of abdication, or to consider even the most fo... ...; and repaired duly in the morning, as he had done in former years, to St. James’s Park,—where he sate in contemplative ease amongst the cows, inhalin...

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...et memory of all that was good, bright, and be- loved, was the daughter of James Coleridge, of Heath’s Court, Ottery St. Mary, Devon, Colonel of the S... ...ther sister, Frances Sophia Coleridge, a year older than, and one brother, James Henry, nearly two years younger than Coleridge, made up the family. T... ...st. Landwith Rectory, in Cornwall, was the home of her eldest brother, Dr. James Coleridge, whose daughter Sophia was always like an elder 19 Yo n g ... ...in the Alps is fully satisfied.’ After this adventure, the party broke up, James Patteson returning home with Mr. Hornby, while Coley, who hoped to ob... ...re settling themselves, having given up the house in Bedford Square, since James Patteson had chambers in King’s Bench Walk, where the ex-Judge could ... ...e very nu- merous and strong. ‘I went off in the boat with Atkin (twenty), Pearce (twenty- three or twenty-four years old), Edwin Nobbs, Fisher Young,... ... pulled right into a small bay on the reef, and would have grounded, I saw Pearce lying be- tween the thwarts, with the long shaft of an arrow in his ... ...y of us escaped I can’t tell; Fisher and Edward pulled on, Atkin had taken Pearce’s oar, Hunt pulled the fourth oar. By God’s mercy no one else was hi... ...p eyes and steadfast smile that had caused many a weapon to fall harmless! Pearce, it should be observed, was a volunteer for the Mis- sion then on a ...

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... delinquency, imprison, try, and execute his vassals at his pleasure. Like James the First. how- ever, the present possessor of this authority was mor... ...ended, purporting to be an Earl’s patent, granted by no less a person than James the Third King of England, and Eighth King of Scotland, to his right ... ... fair-haired son, and the glance of the sword has done but little for King James.’ The Chieftain, in two words of French, explained to Waverley, that ... ...might be difficult to say whether it would be most with the view of making James Stuart a king, or Fergus Mac-Ivor an earl. This, indeed, was a mixtur... ...the Stuarts, calm reflection told him, that, omitting the question how far James the Second could for- feit those of his posterity, he had, according ... ...t writes an epitaph on the Earl of Suffolk’s fool,— ‘Whose name was Dickie Pearce.’ In Scotland the custom subsisted till late in the last century. At...