 | William Seward - 1795 - 704 sider
...deliberate and of found judg& ment. His memory was great, and he made it ** greater byconfidinginit. His elocution was very ** fluent, and it was a great...readily to reply, or freely to harangue, upon " any fubjeift. All this was lodged in a foure ** .and haughty temper, fo (as it may probably be " believed)... | |
 | William Seward - 1798 - 518 sider
...1643. " judgment. His memory was great, and he " made it greater by confiding in it. His elo" cution was very fluent, and it was a great part ** of his talent readily to reply, or freely to ha" rangue, upon any fubject. All this was lodged " in a foure and haughty temper, fo (as it may "... | |
 | William Seward - 1798 - 516 sider
...hi* fon and heir, who was killed at the battle of Newbury. Sept. 20, 1643. ** judgment. " judgment. His memory was great, and he " made it greater by confiding in it. His elo" cution was very fluent, and it was a great part *' of his talent readily to reply, or freely to... | |
 | William Seward - 1804 - 496 sider
...underftanding, aided by a " a good phanfy, made him quick in difcerning " the nature of any bufinefs ; and through a cold " brain he became deliberate and...haughty temper, fo (as it may probably be " believed J he expected to have more obfcrvance " paid to himfelf than he was willing to pay to " others, though... | |
 | Horace Walpole - 1806 - 490 sider
...made him quick of discernment, and through a cold brain he became deliberate and of sound judgment. His memory was great, and he made it greater by confiding...talent readily to reply, or freely to harangue upon any subject. His acquired parts, both in university and inns of court learning, &c. made him an eminent... | |
 | 734 sider
...made him quick of discernment, and through a cold brain, he became deliberate and of sound judgment. His memory was great, and he made it greater by confiding in it. His elocution was Tery fluent, and it was a great part of his talent readily to reply, or freely to harangue upon any... | |
 | Sir Philip Warwick - 1813 - 506 sider
...the nature of any business, and through a cold brain he became deliberate and of a sound judgment. His memory was great, and he made it greater by confiding...talent readily to reply, or freely to harangue upon any subject ; and all this was lodged in a sour and His temper haughty temper, so as it may probably be... | |
 | Lucy Aikin - 1833 - 574 sider
...the nature of any business; and through a cold brain he became deliberate, and of a sound judgement. His memory was great, and he made it greater by confiding...it was a great part of his talent readily to reply and freely to harangue upon any subject. And all this was lodged in a sour and haughty temper; so as... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1849 - 710 sider
...198-9. upon him, p. 204. Poems STATE of the army under him in Ireland. — Ibid. vol. 2, p. 537. " His memory was great, and he made it greater by confiding in it." — SIR P. WARWICK. " HE gave an early specimen of the roughness of his nature when in the eager pursuit... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1849 - 714 sider
...pp. 198-9. upon him, p. 204. Poems STATE of the army under him in Ireland. —Ibid. vol. 2, p. 537. " His memory was great, and he made it greater by confiding in it." — SIR P. WARWICK. " HE gave an early specimen of the roughness of his nature when in the eager pursuit... | |
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His memory was great, and he made it greater by confiding in it. His elocution was very fluent, and it was a great part of his talent readily to reply, or freely to harangue upon any subject. 
