...this." On being asked by some honest brother Whig, at the conclusion of the Speech, how he came to compliment Gibbon with the epithet " luminous," Sheridan...unfrequently deserves, — to reproduce before the public an image, so notorious both from its application and its success. But, called upon, as he was,...

...this." On being asked by some honest brother Whig, at the conclusion of the Speech, how he came to compliment Gibbon with the epithet " luminous," Sheridan...in the address of Rolla to the Peruvians, had been previous employed by Mr. Sheridan, in this Speech ; and it showed a degree of indifference to criticism,...

...this." On being asked by some honest brother Whig, at the conclusion of the Speech, how he came to compliment Gibbon with the epithet " luminous," Sheridan...vulture and the lamb, which occurs in the address of Holla to the Peruvians, had been previously employed by Mr. Sheridan, in this Speech ; and it showed...

...this." On being asked by some honest brother Whig, at the conclusion of the Speech, how he came to compliment Gibbon with the epithet " luminous," Sheridan...vulture and the lamb, which occurs in the address of Holla to the Peruvians, had been previously employed by Mr. Sheridan, in this Speech ; and it showed...

...this." On being asked by some honest brother whig, at the conwlusion of the Speech, how he came to compliment Gibbon with the epithet "luminous," Sheridan...unfrequently deserves, — to reproduce before the public an image, so notorious both from its application and its success. But, called upon, as he was,...

...this." On being asked by some honest brother Whig, at the conclusion of the Speech, how he came to compliment Gibbon with the epithet " luminous," Sheridan answered, in a half whisper, " I said ' t'oluminous.' " It is well known that the simile of the vulture and the lamb, which occurs in the...

...successive days," &c. On being asked by a brother Whig, at the conclusion of the speech, how he came to compliment Gibbon with the epithet " luminous," Sheridan answered, in a half whisper, " I said • t'oluminous" "— K] (1) " I heard Sheridan only once, and that briefly ; but I liked his voice,...

...successive days," &c. On being asked by a brother Whig, at the conclusion of the speech, how he came to compliment Gibbon with the epithet " luminous," Sheridan answered, in a half whisper, " I gaid ' voluminous ' " — K.] (1) "I heard Sheridan only once, and that briefly ; but I liked his voice,...

...successive days," &c. On being asked by a brother Whig, at the conclusion of the speech, how he came to compliment Gibbon with the epithet " luminous," Sheridan answered, in a half whisper, " 1 said ' voluminous.' "] But should there be to whom the fatal blight Of failing Wisdom yields a...

...this." On being asked by some honest brother Whig, at the conclusion of the Speech, how he came to compliment Gibbon with the epithet " luminous," Sheridan...speech; and it showed a degree of indifference to criticism,—which criticism, it must be owned, not unfrequently deserves,—to reproduce before the...