...eye, as if he searched my very soul. " This interview was for a while very severe upon me. I was very much relieved when his reserve wore off, and he began...and free people : I now see the rise of another." This event, trifling as it may appear, tended not a little, in consequence of the policy of Paoli,...

...interview was for a white very severe upon me. I was verj much relieved when his reserve wore oft", and he began to speak more. I then ventured to address...ruins of one brave and free people : I now see the rae of another." This event, trifling as it may appear, tended not a little, in consequence of the...

...this compliment to the Corsicans, 'Sir, I am upon my travels, and have lately visited Rome ; i am some from seeing the ruins of one brave and free people...I now see the rise of another.' — He received my com. pliments very graciously ; but observed, that ' the Corsicans had no chance of being, like the...

...compliment to the Corsicans, ' Sir, I am upon my travels, and have lately visiter! Home ; I ameome from seeing the ruins of one brave and free people ; I now see the rise cf another.' — He received my com. pliments very graciously ; but observed, that ' the Corsicans...

...to the Согчсап«, • Sir, I am upon my travclbr aud have lately visited Rome ; I am «ornu from seeing the ruins of one brave and free people; I now see the rise cf another.' — He received >ny ro<npumeuts very graciously ; but observed,' that ' the Corsiciins...

...him with this compliment to the Corsicans. ' Sir, I am upon my travels, and have lately visited Eome. I am come from seeing the ruins of one brave and free...another.' He received my compliment very graciously." Paoli's description of the meeting (quoted by Mr Tinker from Fanny Burney's ' Diary ') gives an amusing...

...Sir, I am upon my travels, and have lately visited Rome. I am come from seeing the ruins of one hrave and free people: I now see the rise of another." He received my compliment very graciously ; but observed that the Corsicans had no chance of being, like the Romans, a great conquering nation,...

...Sir, I am upon my travels, and have lately visited Rome. I am come from seeing the ruins of one braye and free people: I now see the rise of another." He received my compliment very graciously ; but observed that the Corsicans had no chance of being, like the Romans, a great conquering nation,...

...had stood in the presence of many a prince, but I never had such a trial as in the presence of Paoli. For ten minutes we walked backwards and forwards through...another." He received my compliment very graciously ; but observed that the Corsicans had no chance of being, like the Romans, a great conquering nation,...

...this compliment to the Corsicans : — ' Sir, I am upon my travels, and have lately visited Rome : 1 am come from seeing the ruins of one brave and free people, to see the rise of another." — Lkn(fs Evening Post, Jan. 10 — 13. 1766. " James Boswell, Esq. is...