when the swallows fly in such a manner
and many more, on which we cannot touch 7
touch. There was a period 73
delusive, not the touch, but 1 312
touch the more 503
at that touch 585
their mouths, being touch’d 623
they touch’d nothing more 623
It is believed to be a sign of bad weather, when the swallows fly in such a manner as to brush the surface of the water, and to touch it frequently with their wings and breast 2 643
touch upon the many instances 739
Her touch detected, in the forms of things, singularities 773
Was this cube formed by recollection of the sensations derived from the touch?
Was her brain become a kind of hand...? 3 775
afraid to touch them; — still more afraid to read 785
and always kept sacred from the touch 813
only I touch, that, when the conjured Spirit appears 903
and equally avoiding to touch any thing 4 1020
- Milton PL X:563, in Peculiarities of the Country East of Jordan
- Signs of Changes of Weather
- Baron Grimm and Diderot’s Memoirs
- Remarkable Particulars concerning the Plague at Malta
touches in The Literary Panorama 14 (London, 1813)
Indiana University copy, digitized August 12, 2009
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