Obfervations in AUGUST. And now the farmer views the field ftringing together a fresh bundle of proverbs.-Mrs. Griffin once more opened her mouth; the filent moment vanished, and I fancy flew after wit; for I heard no more of it. Gentlemen, fays Mrs. Griffin, if it will not mortify your mani folds, tire your time, and take up too much of your patience, I formation upon a queftion or two would gladly receive fome milinwhich I have to repofe; and which I muft needs own the diffolution thereof would give me the greatest petrefaction. I apprehend you right well, Madam, replied Syntax. You with for fome information upon what you are going to propofe, and a refolution of your queries would give you the greateft fatisfaction. -You have fet me right, Sir, fai. fhe.-I am glad to hear it (faid her husband) it is more than ever I could.-Come, dame, begin your ftory; fhall I help you out with it.-I infift upon it,fays Mrs.Griffin, every woman has a right to tell her ftory her own way-True, fays fancho, when days are long, because then the may chance to Anifh it by fun fet.-Your query, if you please, Madam, fays Syntax, who wanted to be difplaying his abilities. Oh by all means, faid Trigon, who was in hopes it 5 25 6 26 F Now quoth the Hermit, tell me true, Why feekeft thou thefe gloomy fhades Say, why along the dufky Dell, Enurchus SD. is 13h.10m.long And through the defert drear; 7 27 8 28 28 929 10 30 W 31 Th Sat. fets 1. 24 morn. 12 Sep. F S 6 W Ember Week 9 F S E 18 Sun, aft. Trin. 23 12 Tu Twil. ends 8h. om. 27 16 28 17 S E 19 Sun. aft. Trin, M St. Michael 20 19 Tu St. Jerome 29 18 Thou wanderft on with weary flep, Why did thou parents leave and To dwell among thefe lonely rocks Holy Crofs A folitary man. Lambert. So may, my fon, my fage advice So faid the father; and the youth Did thus return reply. Pr. Charles Aug. "born Obfervations.in SEPTEMBER. If it fhould chance the crops but thin, Sae Hewel Now all 35.7 men to 31 9,think they 18 to get mo- 23 13 how to get 323 27 3 13 6 29 D fets. 10 might be fomewhat that would admit of a mathematical folution. ...Never mind of what nature your question is, whether it be arithmetical, logarithmetical, geometrical, ftereometrical, or trigenometrical, or whether it requires an algebraical or fluxional process. Blood & oons, quoth Griffin, I did not think there had been fo many hard words in the world in the world. Syntax was rather afraid Trigon would get the lead.--I believe, with fubmiflion, fays Syntax, that a logical difcuffien would beft answer a lady's propofitions.-Another ical again fays Griffin.--I am not fond of hard words.--They are very bad things, fays Sancho, to butter turnips with,Mrs. Griffin put forth her queftron; which was but I will give it in her own words, When we die, as die we muft;--You may die as foon as you pleafe, fays Griffin, but I have no notion of leaving my liquor behind me. Right, fays Sancho. Reft when you are dead, but drink while you live, it is an exercife which fits all people; because he who drinks till he cannot fand, may do it fitting.---Mrs. Griffin went on; her queftion was, Whether we should know one another in a feparate ftate of existence.--I hope not, enters M 22 day 5 hours 39 20 W Remigius 2 21 Th 3 22 Ffets zh.56m. mor. 4 23 Sfets 6h. 23 m. aft. zo Sun. aft. Trin. Faith 24 M 26 Tu Day dec. 5 h. 23 m. 8 27 WD. break 4h. 33 m. 28Th St. Denys 10 29 11 F Ox. and C. T. beg. 30 Sfets 2h.25m. mor. Sun. aft. Trin. 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 M Tranf. of K. Ed. 19 21 20 9 M 10 Tu 22 12 23 24 13 W Th 22 Sun, aft. Trin. Yes, holy man, I'll tell thee true; And why along the dufky Dell, Why I have parents left, and friends, So Father may thy fage advice, Speak comfort to a tortur'd breaft, Know then, my Sire's a baron bold, And both by country, and by king, And paffing rich, with trophies great F Day 10h. 2m. long | In many battles won; 25 14. S K. Geo. III. acceff 26 15 23 Sun. aft. Trin. NNNNN N N M m 27 16 M 28 17 Tust. Simon and Jude 18 W wil. ends 29 30 19 Th Th 886 48m. 1311 20 F Day dec. 6h. 50m. Obfervations in OCTOBER, He fees the bleffings God has fent, 44 3 Robin Hood faid, Griffin.--.While Trigon was Little John, puzzling for a mathematical dif 4 Will Scar-cuffion; iyntax fnap'd up the ar 5 let, gument, and began as follows: 6 Friar Tuck, V 16 37 25 18 42 40 38 7 Clarinda. 36 8 711 826 34 9 To answer this queftion fairly, fully, and to a demonftration; we muft confider the affair methodi Ically, and handle the matter logically; that the conclufion of our 3210 To keep in argument may be uncontrovertible, heat and and confequently convincing, for 28 12 keep out demonftrative truth is as much fu perior to plaufible conjecture as a 2613 cold, --Here Syntax paus'd for a fimilie: 2414 The Sove- The head of Sancho help him to 22 15 reign reme-one.---As much quoth Sancho as dy is gold. a hearty pull out of a Tankard of good ale is to a draught of poifon The doctor out of a dead man's fkull.---Mawaits and dam, faid he, whoever has read gives his the Elements of Logic, written in French by Peter du Moulin, and phyfic, tranflated by Nathaniel Delawne, Batchelor of Arts in CAMBRIDGE, v'reign gold and printed by Nicholas Bourne, at to him that the Royal Exchange London, anno Domini, 1624, will find that when a man would fearch out the truth of a queftion, and defires to gather proots to prove or to impugn the queftion propounded; all that can be brought is either, 1618 1519 13/201 922 723 5/24 II 21 851 325 For fo is fick. Harrifon the IV. 27 Scott the 5629 52 N Hugh the 50 2 jefter. 48 3 1. The genius of that we de fire to prove. 2. Or the fpecies. |