someni so’s. the question of direction.
therefore they which fix and propound to themselves some (ni, 1670
intimate once before,
our Garden will probably not hold
so many so many Trees 1699
of those Waters proceeds from Sulphur with some Ni 1708
cause so many So many 1792
we then saw that it
not made so many, so many scores 1810
after so many sos and although I may have less reason to citations,
however others 1812
Here in consequence of some ni ses of his tragical end 1832
someni, aȝe the Tiwesday Next 1833
and some ni spare 1872
This uniformity in so many sos could hardly be accidental.
The question of direction 1881
at sætte alene som -eni eller
dels som -eni,
dels som -oni 1891
What do you want with so many sos 1893
sources
someni
so many so many
so many sos
- 1670
ex Francis Bacon, Sylva Sylvarum, Or, A Natural History in Ten Centuries : Whereunto is Newly Added the History Natural and Experimental of Life and Death, Or of the Prolongation of Life : Whereunto is Added Articles of Enquiry, Touching Metals and Minerals, and the New Atlantis (London, 1670)
in discussion of Hope, “the most beneficial of all the Affections,” in The History of Life and Death : 34 - 1699
ex N.F.D. (Nicolas Fatio de Duillier (1664-1753)), his Fruit-Walls Improved by Inclining Them to the Horizon : Or a way to build walls for fruit-trees; Whereby they may receive more Sun Shine, and Heat, than ordinary. By a Member of the Royal Society. (London, 1699) : 108
OCR misread, cross column (to marginal notes), Austria National Library copy
alas no plates, but see wikipedia entry on Fatio and,
on fruit-walls (and their relationship to green houses), Kris De Decker, “Fruit Walls: Urban Farming in the 1600s,” in Low-Tech Magazine (December 2015) : here - 1708
ex The British Apollo, or, Curious amusements for the ingenious. To which are added the most Material Occurences Foreign and Domestick. Perform’d by a Society of Gentlemen. No. 109 (from Wednesday February 23rd to Friday February 25th, 1708) : 442
(regarding the Bath Waters, their heat and change of colour when “dipt” in, caused by “some Nitre and Bitumen, from which last we suppose Silver to receive that Golden Colour.” - 1792
OCR misread (intervening words illegible evidently) ex The Aeneid of Virgil. Translated into English verse, by Christopher Pitt (Book XI), in
A Complete Edition of the Poets of Great Britain. Volume the Twelfth. (London, 1792) : 618 - 1810
OCR cross-column misread, “Paper against Gold: Being an examination of the Report of the Bullion Committee : In a series of letters to the tradesmen and farmers in and near Salisbury.” Letter 20.
in Cobbett’s Weekly Political 18:36 (London, December 12, 1810) : 1154 - 1812
ex “Debate in the Commons on the Miscarriages of the British Fleet. A. D. 1745”, in
The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803. Vol. 13. A.D. 1743-1747. (London, 1812) : 1204
OCR misread soli-citations, + cross column - 1832
ex description of Captain Cook’s end, witnessed by John Ledyard, “distinguished traveller,” in panegyrical biography of Ledyward (1751-1789), in
William Allen, An American Biographical and Historical Dictionary, containing an account of the lives, characters, and writings of the most eminent persons in North America from its first settlement, and a summary of the history of the several colonies and of the United States. (Second edition; Boston, 1832) : 520
OCR confusion, cross column - 1833
ex definition of AȝE, prep. Against, in
Jonathan Boucher, Glossary of Archaic and Provincial Words (edited by Joseph Hunter, with large additions, principally from early Ms. authorities, by Joseph Stevenson), forming a supplement to the dictionaries of the English Language, particularly those of Dr. Johnson and Dr. Webster... (London, 1833) : here (unpaginated) - 1872
ex 5. “Das Landmädchen. Country Lassie.” in
Schottische Volkslieder, Scotch Songs, für Sopran, Alt, Tenor u. Bass, Herausgegen von Carl u. Alfons Kissner. Heft 1., Partitur und Stimmen Pr.2 (Leipzig u. Winterthur, 1872) : 7 - 1881
ex The Electrician 6 (February 26, 1881) : 178 - 1891
Sophus Bugge (1833-1907 *). Norges Indskrifter med de ældre Rune. Udgivne for Det Norske Historiske Kildeskriftfond (Christiania, 1891) : 18 - 1893
OCR misread (mixing two sketches), ex Judge’s Library : A Monthly Magazine of Fun (nos 46-57), this from 49 “City-Folks” (April 1893) : 10
tags: ȝ; bitumen; couplets; onsense; someni; Francis Bacon, Sylva Silvarum (1670); N.F.D.