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It had always happened before that Miss Hoole found them and pointed them out to her; but this time she found a big one quite of herself, and there was a general scream of delight, "Lily has found a mushroom!" Then they reached the river, put the horses under the birch trees, and went to the bathing-place.
Hoole, his son, each a book at their election, to keep as a token of remembrance. I also give and bequeath to Mr.
Hoole made such good time to Epworth that before noon he was at the rectory and eagerly listening to an account of the marvels that had so alarmed the Wesleys.
Hoole, with "Louder, my dear Sir, louder, I entreat you, or you pray in vain !" and, when the service was ended, he, with great earnestness, turned round to an excellent lady who was present, saying, "I thank you, Madam, very heartily, for your kindness in joining me in this solemn exercise.
This night late coming in my coach, coming up Ludgate Hill, I saw two gallants and their footmen taking a pretty wench, which I have much eyed, lately set up shop upon the hill, a seller of riband and gloves. They seek to drag her by some force, but the wench went, and I believe had her turn served, but, God forgive me! what thoughts and wishes I had of being in their place. Hoole of our College.
Indeed he shewed the greatest anxiety for the religious improvement of his friends, to whom he discoursed of its infinite consequence. He begged of Mr. Hoole to think of what he had said, and to commit it to writing: and, upon being afterwards assured that this was done, pressed his hands, and in an earnest tone thanked him. Dr.
The troops thought they were to do their fighting behind these works, but strange to say, out of the hundred of fortifications built by Kershaw's men during the war, not one ever fired a gun from behind them. William Wallace, 2d S.C. Regiment. Jno. Col. A.J. Hoole, 8th S.C. Regiment. Col. 20 S.C. Reg.
Sam Hoole father of the translator of Tasso and Ariosto was Rich's chief machinist at this period, and the inventor of this famous serpent. He had, according to Cumberland, a shop where he sold mechanical toys. Having a large stock of serpent toys left on his hands he became a ruined and bankrupt man. "Orpheus and Eurydice" was revived by Rich in 1747, and again in 1755; when it ran 31 nights.
Faustus," a description William Rufus Chetwood Accidents Vandermere, the Harlequin "Orpheus and Eurydice" at Covent Garden A description Sam. Hoole, the machinist Prejudice against Pantomime Mrs. Oldfield Robert Wilks Macklin Riot at Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre Death of Rich.
The younger Colman, who attended, or rather neglected to attend his lectures, speaks of him as 'an acute frosty-faced little Dr. Dunbar, a man of much erudition, and great goodnature. Random Records, ii. 93. Mr. Mr. Hoole, I conjecture. See post, iv. 12, and Boswell's Hebrides, Aug. 19. Dr. Percy, now Bishop of Dromore. Johnson, in 1764, passed some weeks at Percy's rectory. Ante, i. 486.
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