human
Money and trade, I scorn 'em both; ...I have traced the Oxus and the Po, traversed the Riphæan Mountains, and pierced into the inmost deserts of Kilmuc Tartary ...I have followed the ravages of Kuli Chan with rapturous delight. There is a land of wonders; finely depopulated; gloriously laid waste; fields without a hoof to tread 'em; fruits without a hand to gather 'em: with such a catologue of pats, peetles, serpents, scorpions, caterpillars, toads, and putterflies! Oh, 'tis a recreating contemplation indeed to a philosophic mind!
gpt
Druidæ pecuniam mutuo accipiebant in posteriore vita reddituri.
human
John Drum's entertainment (_All Well, etc_., act iii. sc. 6), and Holinshead speaks of
gpt
Tom Drum his entertaynement, which is to hale a man in by the heade, and thrust him out by both the shoulders.