...Defence, Miller chiefly thoughtful of annoying his Opponent. It is noteafy to defcribe the many Efcapes and imperceptible Defences between two Men of quick Eyes and ready Limbs ; but Miller'* Heat laid him open to the Rebuke of the calm Buck, by a large Cut on the Forehead. Much Effufion...

...defence ; Miller chiefly thoughtful of annoying his opponent. It is not eafy to defcribs the many efcapes and imperceptible defences between two men of quick eyes and ready limbs ; but Miller"* heat laid him open to the rebuke of the calm Buck, by a large cut on the forehead. Much effufion...

...Miller had an audacious look, that took the eye ; Buck, a perfect composure, that engaged the judgment. Buck came on in a plain coat, and kept all his air...effusion of blood covered his eyes in a moment, and the huzzas of the crowd undoubtedly quickened the anguish The assembly was divided into parties upon...

...garding principally his own defence, Miller chiefly thoughtful of annoying his opponent. It is noteasy to describe the many escapes and imperceptible defences...effusion of blood covered his eyes in a moment, and the huzzas of the crowd undoubtedly quickened the anguish. The assembly was divided into parties upon...

...engaging; at which time he undressed to his shirt, his arm adorned with a bandage of red ribbon. Mo one can describe the sudden concern in the whole assembly...rebuke of the calm Buck, by a large cut on the forehead 2. Much effusion of blood covered his eyes in a moment, and the huzzas of the crowd undoubtedly quickened...

...countenance ; Buck regarding principally his own defence ; Miller chiefly thoughtful of annoying his oppnent. It is not easy to describe the many escapes and imperceptible...effusion of blood covered his eyes in a moment, and the huzzasofthe crowd undoubtedly quickened the anguish. The assembly was divided into parties upon-...

...garding principally his own defence, Miller cnlefl y thoughtful of annoying his opponent. It is noteasjto describe the many escapes and imperceptible defences...effusion of blood covered his eyes in a moment, and the huzzas of the crowd undoubtedly quickened the anguish. The assembly was divided into parties upon...

...engaging ; at which vhno he tm« VOL. vil. z / dressed to his shirt, his arm adorned with a bandage ef red ribbon. No one can describe the sudden concern...effusion of blood covered his eyes in a moment, and the huzzas of the crowd undoubtedly quickened the anguish. The assembly was divided into parties upon...

...faced about, and approached each other, Miller •with a heart full of resolution, Buck with awatchful untroubled countenance ; Buck regarding principally...effusion of blood covered his eyes in a moment, and the huzzas of the crowd undoubtedly quickened the anguish. The assembly was divided into parties upon...

...as still and as much engaged as if all their lives depended on the first blow. The combatants met on the middle of the stage, and shaking hands, as removing...effusion of blood covered his eyes in a moment, and the hu/zas of the crowd undoubtedly quickened the anguish. The assembly was divided into parties upon...