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To some extent he also finds the story of the Passionate Pilgrim "replete with the deepest knowledge of the passions of early adolescence" The series culminates in Sonnet 116, which makes love the sole beacon of humanity.
Dryden's Limberham; or, The Kind Keeper , iv, I: 'Aldo. Give her out the flower'd Justacorps with the petticoat belonging to't. p. 116 Towers, The tower at this time was a curled frontlet of false hair. cf.
Where the hills rise almost perpendicularly in a great variety of peaked forms, their steep sides and the deep chasms between them are covered with trees, amongst which those of the breadfruit were observed particularly to abound. Captain King ib page 116.
Thrale's daughters: 'Never think, my sweet, that you have arithmetick enough; when you have exhausted your master, buy books. ... A thousand stories which the ignorant tell and believe die away at once when the computist takes them in his gripe. Piozzi Letters, ii. 296. See post, April 18, 1783. See ante, p. 116; also iii. 310, where he bore the same topic impatiently when with Dr. Scott.
Many of them have destroyed all the plantations, all the enclosures and even the fruit trees." Felix Rocquam, ibid., 116. But no advances, based on any lasting state of things, can be made." Ibid., 236. These partitions were numerous. "But this is an exceptional year. Buchez et Roux, XX., 416. There is the most frightful distress in our mountains.
De Tocqueville, "L'Ancien Regime et la Revolution," 166. "The Revolution," vol. I., p. 116. Buchez et Roux, I., 481. The list of notables convoked by the King in 1787 gives an approximate idea of this social staff.
Sphaerotheca spores. 115. Spirogyra. 116. Spicules of sponge. 117. Starch. 118. Staurastrum furcigerum. 119. " gracile. 120. Staurogenum quadratum. 121. Surirella. 122. Synchoeta. 123. Synhedra. 124. Tabellaria. 125. Tetraspore. 126. Trachelomonas. 127. Trichodiscus. 128. Uvella. 129. Volvox globator. 130. " sull. 131. Vorticel. 132. Worm fluke. 133. Worm, two tailed. 134. Yeast.
These reflections are not inappropriate in dealing with the small volume of 116 pages called Ionica, long ago ushered into the world so silently that its publication did not cause a single ripple on the sea of literature.
The entire arc of his orbit between the point opposite to that occupied by the Earth when I started and the point of opposition the entire distance I had to gain as measured along his path was about 116 millions of miles; so that, trusting to the terrestrial impulse alone, I should be some 30 millions behindhand at the critical moment.
Ibid., XXXIII., 591. I, myself, knowing nothing of military affairs, have perhaps, in this matter, given four thousand signatures." Ibid., XXIV., 74. Carnot adds "I had myself signed this order of arrest without knowing it." Ibid., XXII., 116. Reports by Robespierre on the political situation of the Republic, November 17, 1793; and on the principles of revolutionary government, December 5, 1793.
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