...chirurgeon at joyntingof a broken foul ; and would pronounce the word ' Damn" with fuch an emphafis, as left a doleful echo in his auditors' ears a good while after." He was lame of the right hand ; and Hugh Holland, in his Icones, faith of him : Dtxtera quantumvisfuerattibi...

...says of m certain Perkins, that " he was an excellent chirurgeon at joynting of a broken soul ; and would pronounce the word « Damn' with such an emphasis,...doleful echo in his auditors' ears a good while after." He was lame of the right hand ; and Hugh Holland, in his Icones, saith of him : Eextera quintumvis...

...times a day, And fill your heads with crotchets. phasis," says Fuller, (Holy State, p. 80. fol. 1652.) "as left a doleful echo in his auditors' ears a good while after." This passage is of itself a sufficient illustration of the poet. His works were published in three...

...head, with. angles winding and roomy enough to lodge all controversial intricacies." The same. — " He would pronounce the word Damn with such an emphasis as left a doleful echo ie his auditors' ears a good while after.-" Judges in capital crises. — " 0 let him take heed how...

...head, with angles winding and ropmy enough to lodge all controversial intricacies." The same. — " He would pronounce the word Damn with such an emphasis...doleful echo in his auditors' ears a good while after." Judges in capital cases. — " O let him take heed how he strikes, that hath a dead hand." Memory....

...Perkins, that "he would pronounce the word damme with such an emphasis (Holy State, p. 80, fol. 1652) as left a doleful echo in his auditors' ears a good while after." This passage is of itself a sufficient illustration of the poet. His works were published in three...

...Perkins, that "he would pronounce the word damme with such an emphasis (Holy State, p. 80, fol. 1652) as left a doleful echo in his auditors' ears a good while after." This passage is of itself a sufficient illustration of the poet. His works were published in three...

...Perkins, that "he would pronounce the word damme with such an emphasis (Holy State, p. 80, fol. 1652) as left a doleful echo in his auditors' ears a good while after." This passage is of itself a sufficient illustration of the poet. His works were published in three...

...capacious head, with angles winding and roomy enough to lodge all controversial intricacies." The same.—" He would pronounce the word Damn with such an emphasis...doleful echo in his auditors' ears a good while after." Judges in capital cases.—" O let him take heed how he strikes, that hath a dead hand." Memory.—"...

...head, with angles winding and roomy enough to lodge all controversial intricacies." The same. — " He would pronounce the word Damn with such an emphasis as left a doleful echo in his auditors1 ears a good while after." Judges in capital cases. — " O let him take heed how he strikes,...