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Potato store being attacked in Galway, Ireland, when the distress of hunger had become too great for the poor, squalid and unpitied inhabitants to endure their misery any longer. This particular attack took place on Monday,13th of June and was part of the Galway starvation riots that took place that day. Stock Photo
RM2M3K34T–Potato store being attacked in Galway, Ireland, when the distress of hunger had become too great for the poor, squalid and unpitied inhabitants to endure their misery any longer. This particular attack took place on Monday,13th of June and was part of the Galway starvation riots that took place that day.
Sheet music cover image of the song 'The Flower Girl A Ballad', with original authorship notes reading 'na', United States, 1900. The publisher is listed as 'Geo. Willig, 171 Chesnut St.', the form of composition is 'strophic', the instrumentation is 'piano and voice', the first line reads 'Unpitied I roam thro' the world sad and weary', and the illustration artist is listed as 'None'. Stock Photo
RMHHPCMM–Sheet music cover image of the song 'The Flower Girl A Ballad', with original authorship notes reading 'na', United States, 1900. The publisher is listed as 'Geo. Willig, 171 Chesnut St.', the form of composition is 'strophic', the instrumentation is 'piano and voice', the first line reads 'Unpitied I roam thro' the world sad and weary', and the illustration artist is listed as 'None'.
The Ridpath library of universal literature : a biographical and bibliographical summary of the world's most eminent authors, including the choicest extracts and masterpieces from their writings ... . Thus, by the parricidal hands of its own children,perished the Long Parliament, which, under a variety offorms, had for more than twelve years defended and in-vaded the liberties of the nation. It fell without astruggle or a groan, unpitied and unregretted. Themembers slunk away to their homes, where they soughtby submission to purchase the forbearance of their newmaster; and their partisans—if p Stock Photo
RM2AM8N22–The Ridpath library of universal literature : a biographical and bibliographical summary of the world's most eminent authors, including the choicest extracts and masterpieces from their writings ... . Thus, by the parricidal hands of its own children,perished the Long Parliament, which, under a variety offorms, had for more than twelve years defended and in-vaded the liberties of the nation. It fell without astruggle or a groan, unpitied and unregretted. Themembers slunk away to their homes, where they soughtby submission to purchase the forbearance of their newmaster; and their partisans—if p
Fiji and the Fijians . onflagration of towns, the murder of Christians, the violation of chastity,the wailings of infancy, the infirmities of old age not only unpitied, butturned into mockery; and my heart yearns over those whose suffer-ings are unremoved through love of gold. If all the stirring scenes ofCalvary, and the unchangeable love of a merciful God, will not stir suchup to duty, could you not alarm their fears by exhibiting the fearfulconsequences of retaining more than is meet, when Christs cause withsuffering humanity requires it ] But you will be thinking, if I do notoease this str Stock Photo
RM2AKA0MM–Fiji and the Fijians . onflagration of towns, the murder of Christians, the violation of chastity,the wailings of infancy, the infirmities of old age not only unpitied, butturned into mockery; and my heart yearns over those whose suffer-ings are unremoved through love of gold. If all the stirring scenes ofCalvary, and the unchangeable love of a merciful God, will not stir suchup to duty, could you not alarm their fears by exhibiting the fearfulconsequences of retaining more than is meet, when Christs cause withsuffering humanity requires it ] But you will be thinking, if I do notoease this str
The border wars of New England, commonly called King William's and Queen Anne's wars . shipped off to France as a stateprisoner of the most dangerous character. He was firstthrown into a dungeon of the Chateau Angouleme, where,for two years, he was allowed to see no one except the:gaoler, who brought his food to the grating of his cell..He might have died there, unpitied and unknown, if avisitor, from motives of curiosity, had not one dayIn the stopped at his grating to ask if he could *^**^- do anything for him. Nelson entreated that his friends in England might be informed of hissituation. T Stock Photo
RM2AWJD7H–The border wars of New England, commonly called King William's and Queen Anne's wars . shipped off to France as a stateprisoner of the most dangerous character. He was firstthrown into a dungeon of the Chateau Angouleme, where,for two years, he was allowed to see no one except the:gaoler, who brought his food to the grating of his cell..He might have died there, unpitied and unknown, if avisitor, from motives of curiosity, had not one dayIn the stopped at his grating to ask if he could *^**^- do anything for him. Nelson entreated that his friends in England might be informed of hissituation. T
Fiji and the Fijians . gration of towns, the murder of Christians, the violation of chastity,the wailings of infancy, the infirmities of old age not only unpitied, butturned into mockery; and my heart yearns over those whose suffer-ings are unremoved through love of gold. If all the stirring scenes ofCalvary, and the unchangeable love of a merciful God, will not stir suchup to duty, could you not alarm their fears by exhibiting the fearfulconsequences of retaining more than is meet, when Christs,cause withsuffering humanity requires it % But you will be thinking, if I do notcease this strain, Stock Photo
RM2AM5ADF–Fiji and the Fijians . gration of towns, the murder of Christians, the violation of chastity,the wailings of infancy, the infirmities of old age not only unpitied, butturned into mockery; and my heart yearns over those whose suffer-ings are unremoved through love of gold. If all the stirring scenes ofCalvary, and the unchangeable love of a merciful God, will not stir suchup to duty, could you not alarm their fears by exhibiting the fearfulconsequences of retaining more than is meet, when Christs,cause withsuffering humanity requires it % But you will be thinking, if I do notcease this strain,
The Westminster hymnal : the only collection authorized by the hierarchy of England and Wales . pia. O MOTHER blest, whom God bestowsOn sinners and on just,What joy, what hope thou givest thoseWho in thy mercy trust! Thou art clement, thou art chaste, Mary, thou art fair ;Of all mothers sweetest, best;None with thee compare. O heavenly Mother, Mistress sweet! It never yet was toldThat suppliant sinner left thy feet Unpitied, unconsoled.Thou art clement, &c. O Mother pitiful and mild, Cease not to pray for me ;For I do love thee as a child, And sigh for love of thee.Thou art clement, kc. Most p Stock Photo
RM2ANEC6X–The Westminster hymnal : the only collection authorized by the hierarchy of England and Wales . pia. O MOTHER blest, whom God bestowsOn sinners and on just,What joy, what hope thou givest thoseWho in thy mercy trust! Thou art clement, thou art chaste, Mary, thou art fair ;Of all mothers sweetest, best;None with thee compare. O heavenly Mother, Mistress sweet! It never yet was toldThat suppliant sinner left thy feet Unpitied, unconsoled.Thou art clement, &c. O Mother pitiful and mild, Cease not to pray for me ;For I do love thee as a child, And sigh for love of thee.Thou art clement, kc. Most p
. Fables of Aesop and others. mbles, and we do not care tolet it go out of the family. THE APPLICATION. Impertinent people, who are most apt to take liberties withothers, are generally the most surprised, if they are retorted up-on with any severity; though they, of all people, have the leastreason to expect quarter. It cannot but be pleasant to indiffer-ent spectators, when they see one of this fraternity meet withhis match, and beaten with his own weapons. He that is knownto be an ill man, may be hurt unpitied; his misfortunes are con-ferred upon him to the satisfaction of him that occasione Stock Photo
RM2CEYXGP–. Fables of Aesop and others. mbles, and we do not care tolet it go out of the family. THE APPLICATION. Impertinent people, who are most apt to take liberties withothers, are generally the most surprised, if they are retorted up-on with any severity; though they, of all people, have the leastreason to expect quarter. It cannot but be pleasant to indiffer-ent spectators, when they see one of this fraternity meet withhis match, and beaten with his own weapons. He that is knownto be an ill man, may be hurt unpitied; his misfortunes are con-ferred upon him to the satisfaction of him that occasione
. Fables of Aesop and others. dvantageous journey. When,therefore, the child refuses to follow the directions of so skilfula guide, so faithful, so loving, and so sincere a friend, no won-der if he falls into many mischiefs, which otherwise he mighthave escaped, unpitied and unlamented by all who know him,because he obstinately contemned the kind admonitions of himthat truly wished and intended his happiness, and previouslyfollowed the examples of those who decoyed him out of the wayof virtue, into the thorny mazes of vice and error. Nor shouldchildren take it ill, if the commands of their par Stock Photo
RM2CEYNXJ–. Fables of Aesop and others. dvantageous journey. When,therefore, the child refuses to follow the directions of so skilfula guide, so faithful, so loving, and so sincere a friend, no won-der if he falls into many mischiefs, which otherwise he mighthave escaped, unpitied and unlamented by all who know him,because he obstinately contemned the kind admonitions of himthat truly wished and intended his happiness, and previouslyfollowed the examples of those who decoyed him out of the wayof virtue, into the thorny mazes of vice and error. Nor shouldchildren take it ill, if the commands of their par
. The border wars of New England, commonly called King William's and Queen Anne's wars. e shipped off to France as a stateprisoner of the most dangerous character. He was firstthrown into a dungeon of the Chateau Angouleme, where,for two years, he was allowed to see no one except thegaoler, who brought his food to the grating of his cell.He might have died there, unpitied and unknown, if avisitor, from motives of curiosity, had not one dayIn the stopped at his grating to ask if he could Bastiie. (]q anything for him. Nelson entreated that his friends in England might be informed of hissituatio Stock Photo
RM2CEM013–. The border wars of New England, commonly called King William's and Queen Anne's wars. e shipped off to France as a stateprisoner of the most dangerous character. He was firstthrown into a dungeon of the Chateau Angouleme, where,for two years, he was allowed to see no one except thegaoler, who brought his food to the grating of his cell.He might have died there, unpitied and unknown, if avisitor, from motives of curiosity, had not one dayIn the stopped at his grating to ask if he could Bastiie. (]q anything for him. Nelson entreated that his friends in England might be informed of hissituatio
. The doctrine of morality : or, A view of human life, according to the stoick philosophy : exemplify'd in one hundred and three copper-plates, done by the celebrated Monsieur Daret, engraver to the Late French King, with an explanation of each plate . anothers Will : I fay it is but juft, thatfuch a one ïhould live wretched and defpifed, anddie unpitied. But now look on the rich Infolentthat thus infults him, who is in Reality himfelfno happier than this Wretch ; a revenging Fury,whom the Juftice of Heaven has infeparably joindto this Criminal, to make him fenfible how de-teftable that Bafene Stock Photo
RM2CPYR7T–. The doctrine of morality : or, A view of human life, according to the stoick philosophy : exemplify'd in one hundred and three copper-plates, done by the celebrated Monsieur Daret, engraver to the Late French King, with an explanation of each plate . anothers Will : I fay it is but juft, thatfuch a one ïhould live wretched and defpifed, anddie unpitied. But now look on the rich Infolentthat thus infults him, who is in Reality himfelfno happier than this Wretch ; a revenging Fury,whom the Juftice of Heaven has infeparably joindto this Criminal, to make him fenfible how de-teftable that Bafene
. Illustrations of Shakespeare and of ancient manners : with dissertations on the clowns and fools of Shakespeare ; on the collection of popular tales entitled Gesta Romanorum, and on the English Morris dance. 8 , 230 85 SirrahSkains-mates • . 258. 430 * yjj Sop o the moonshine . 405 Sorts . , . 297 . 183 Square • . 112 GLOSSARIAL IXDEX. 631 PAGE PAGE Stale 201 Twangling Jack . 204 Statue . 30 Turlygood . 406 Sticking-place 231 Stoccado 144 U. Straight 475 Unhackd . 65 Strain 37 Unpitied . 87 Stronds 254 Urchins . 6,9 Sufficiency . 75 Usance . 156 Swelling heavens 266 Usher ; 371 Vailing . 14 Stock Photo
RM2CEP6K1–. Illustrations of Shakespeare and of ancient manners : with dissertations on the clowns and fools of Shakespeare ; on the collection of popular tales entitled Gesta Romanorum, and on the English Morris dance. 8 , 230 85 SirrahSkains-mates • . 258. 430 * yjj Sop o the moonshine . 405 Sorts . , . 297 . 183 Square • . 112 GLOSSARIAL IXDEX. 631 PAGE PAGE Stale 201 Twangling Jack . 204 Statue . 30 Turlygood . 406 Sticking-place 231 Stoccado 144 U. Straight 475 Unhackd . 65 Strain 37 Unpitied . 87 Stronds 254 Urchins . 6,9 Sufficiency . 75 Usance . 156 Swelling heavens 266 Usher ; 371 Vailing . 14
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