the constant truthe that liued within his brest; his hearty loue, not his unhappy case to fall to such as standen in your grace.

For tho I could runne mad, and teare my haire, And kill that godlesse man that turn'd me vile; Though I am cheated by a perjurous Prince Who has done wickednesse at which even heaven Shakes when the Sunne beholds it; O yet I'de rather Ten thousand poyson'd ponyards stab'd my brest Then one should touch his: bloudy slave!

Be you but rul'd by me, I'le make a calme Smooth as the brest of heaven.

Out of that feare Will I beget truth; for my selfe in person Will sound the Kings brest.

Souldier, thy brest I must locke better things in.

Let not us trust to that; there's in his brest Both Fox and Lion, and both those beasts can bite: We must not now behold the narrowest loope-hole But presently suspect a winged bullet Flyes whizzing by our eares.

but let this King retire Into his Closet to put off his robes, He like a Player leaves his parte off, too: Open his brest and with a Sunne-beame search it, There's no such man; this King of gilded clay

dost faint? Stood all the Pyrenaean hills, that part Spaine and our Country, on each others shoulders, Burning with Aetnean flame, yet thou shouldst on, As being my steele of resolution First striking sparkles from my flinty brest.

Penzance to Brest.

sayd then the Foxe, "into whose brest Never crept thought of honor nor brave gest, [Gest, deed.]

I have lost all sense Of pitty with my womanhood, and now That once essentiall Mistress of my soule, Warme charity, no more inflames my brest Then does the glowewormes uneffectuall fire

Thorowgood, Not clouds of lightning, or the raging bolt Heavens anger darts at the offending world, Can with such horrid rigor peirce the earth As these sad words I must demonstrate to you Doe my afflicted brest.

O woman, Once I had lockd in thy deceiving brest A treasure wealthier then the Indies both Can in their glory boast, my faithfull heart, Which I do justly ravish back from it

Acceptance of this principle led in time to the so-called 'blockades' of Brest and Toulon.

This was not the case; prior to the first siege the most precious of the contents had been carefully packed and conveyed to the arsenal of Brest, where they safely reposed, but many very admirable works remained.

He sailed from Portsmouth, N.H., November 1, 1777, refitted his ship in the harbor of Brest, and in 1778 began one of the most memorable cruises in our naval history.

E P Davyd's seat vnto the we comend Salomon's wysdome god the send Iohnes valiauntnesse in the reste Theys iij in oon be in thy brest.

Nothing daunted she commanded her men to disperse themselves over the country, while she made her own escape to Brest.

" It was in the days when France's power was already broken upon the seas, and when more of her three-deckers lay rotting in the Medway than were to be found in Brest harbour.

Then in 1794 the French Republic changed the vessel's name, and it joined a squadron at Brest to escort a cargo of corn coming from America.

The English squadron went out again to sea, and the French went back to Brest.

* BREST-BUCHAREST-VERSAILLES.

Oh, those were palmy days at Brest!

At Brest on this day thousands of people used to assemble on the ramparts towards evening and brandish lighted torches, which they swung in circles or flung by hundreds into the air.

It is navigable for 550 m., but its lower waters are obstructed by islands and shoals; it is connected by canals with the Seine, Saône, and Brest Harbour.