men of note of the time, from 361. the water. The approach to Dryden downwards. 243. Mente quatit Carthusiana. Al Vauxhall from the Middlesex side was by wherry. picture" with a cascade, that worked for a few minutes. tering the words of Horace, 362. the waterworks. A "moving "mente quatit solida," in order to commemorate his connection with the Charter- 363. the painting. The pictures in the house. supper-boxes were by Hogarth and Hayman. Count Abensberg. Babo, Count of Abensberg in Bavaria, had thirty sons and seven daughters (Monumenta Boica, xiii. 477). the words of Horace, as inept 371. my brother. The Rev. Henry as the alteration of Sir J D 266. Qui me commôrit, etc. "But he who has provoked me (I give him warning that he had better leave me alone) will have cause to weep, and will be the theme of many a verse throughout the city's bounds." 343. Quantum vertice ad auras, etc. Goldsmith, who died in 1768. 384. Abeunt studia in mores. 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