... intitle him to Clementine's hand , but in case of failure he is doomed to forfeit his life . He has travelledupon this in various quarters to procure an explanation of the enigma , and is still considered to be absent , at the very ...

... Intitle him , Mirror of Knighthood ; That never bow'd his stubborn knee To anything but chivalry ; Nor put up blow but that which laid Right Worshipful on shoulder blade . LABOUR AND ART . Hud . , Pt . III . C. 1 . Hud . , Pt . I. C. 1 ...

... Intitle him , Mirror of Knighthood ; That never bowed his stubborn knee To any thing but chivalry ; Nor put up blow , but that which laid Right worshipful on shoulder - blade : Chief of domestic knights and errant , Either for chartel ...

... Books and Pamphlets, Published in Great-Britain and Ireland, as They Come Out ... intitle him to this most honourable appellation ; and he has fufficiently ... Mirror of the Times . Part the First . Recommended to the Confideration of ...

... Writer endeavours to make himself , and his readers , merry . at the expence of a very worthy and refpectable character . - With re- gard to ourselves , we cannot fay that he has fucceeded . • Art . 31. Catiline's Confpiracy : A Mirror ...

... Writer endeavours to make himself , and his readers , merry at the expence of a very worthy and refpectable character . - With re- gard to ourselves , we cannot fay that he has fucceeded . Art . 31. Catiline's Confpiracy : A Mirror of ...

... Intitle him , Mirror of Knighthood ; That never bow'd his stubborn knee To anything but chivalry ; Nor put up blow ... LITERARY CYCLOPÆDIA . [ BUTLER ,