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The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… of his subjects. 'Our desire is, that this may be look'd upon as an earnest and a pledge of that zeal and …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… abroad of such a Letter being mention'd in the House, I look'd all the Letters I receiv'd from any of the Gentlemen …
Chronicles of the Mayors and Sheriffs of London
… hurled so steadily, that the French had not power to look or to hold up their heads. And in the meantime, while …
Old and New London
… at first so wedded to his own plan that he would hardly look at mine. But Mr. Brunel was a gentleman and a man of … Of metal that shone out full clear. * * * * * "Then gan I look about and see That there came ent'ring in the hall, A …
Survey of London
… of the lease plans of houses, particularly at corners, look effective in an unsophisticated way, like the large …