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A New History of London
… sounds was heard to groan. "All staring, wild, and out of breath, "At length they reach the place of death. "A vault it … onward to the vault. "What mortal man who e'er drew breath, "Shall break into the house of Death, "With foot …
A New History of London
… of civil society. That delicacy which is injured by every breath of air, and that rottenness of constitution, which is … occasioned by uncleanliness, smoke, the perspiration and breath of the inhabitants, and the putrid steams from drains, …
Calendar of Border Papers
… will be black with the smoke, so will the leaders or breath of the veins give divers tinctures to both sides of …
Calendar of Border Papers
… religion. To whome the King made answere so longe as the breath was in him, he wold be firme and sounde both in …
Calendar of Border Papers
… with runing towarde the goale of ambition is almost out of breath!" But if I have any insight, malice is not our …