 | Henry Mackenzie - Benevolence - 1771 - 288 pages
...CHAP. CHAP. XXXV. • * 'i He mij/es an old acquaintance.. — An adien* tu-re confeqtitnt upon it. WHEN they had arrived within a. little way of the village they journeyed to, Harley ftopped fhort, and looked ftedfaftly on the mouldering walls of a ruined houfe that ftood on the roadfide... | |
 | Henry Mackenzie - English fiction - 1800 - 254 pages
...blessings upon Harley. CHAP. XXX 7. lie misses an old acquaintance.—An adventure consequent upvn it. WHEN they had arrived within a little way of the village...on the roadside. " Oh heavens ! he cried, what do 1 see : silent, unroofed, and desolate ! Are all thy gay tenants gone ? do I hear their hum-no more... | |
 | Henry Mackenzie - 1801 - 196 pages
...upon Harley. M CHAP. XXXV. • He mijjes an old acquaintance.—-An ad.ctnture consequent upon It, "W^HEN they had arrived within a little way of the village they journeyed to, Harley ftopped fhort, and looked ftedfaftly on the mouldering walls of a ruined houfe that ftood on the road-fide.... | |
 | Sydney Melmoth - English prose literature - 1805 - 368 pages
...a boy ; he could not speak his gratitude, but by some short exclamations of blessings upon Harley. When they had arrived within a little way of the village...mouldering walls of a ruined house that stood on the road side. " Oh Heavens !" he cried, " what do I see : silent, unroofed, and desolate ! are all thy... | |
 | Henry Mackenzie - 1808 - 452 pages
...upon Harley. CHAP. XXXV. He misses an old Acquaintance. — An Adventure consequent upon it. VVHEN' they had arrived within a little way of the village...do I see ! silent, unroofed, and desolate ! Are all the gay tenants gone ? Do I hear their hum no more ? Edwards, look there, look there ! the scene of... | |
 | Henry Mackenzie - 1815 - 302 pages
...blessings upon HurleyCHAP. XXXV. HE MISSES AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE.—AN ADVENTURE CONSEQUENT UPON IT. \VHEN they had arrived within a little way of the village they journeyed to, Barley stopped short, and looked steadfastly on the mouldering walls of a ruined house that stood on... | |
 | Henry Mackenzie - 1815 - 290 pages
...blessings upon Harley. CHAP. XXXV. He misses an old acquaintance.-— An adventure consequent upon it. WHEN they had arrived within a little way of the village they journied to, Harley stopped short, and looked stedfastly on the mouldering walls of a ruined house... | |
 | Henry Mackenzie - 1820 - 326 pages
...blessings upon Harley. CHAP. XXXV. HE MISSES AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE.— AN ADVENTURE CONSEQUENT UPON IT. WHEN they had arrived within a little way of the village...they journeyed to, Harley stopped short, and looked steadfastly on the mouldering walls of a ruined house thatstood on the road-side. "Oh heavens!" he... | |
 | Laurence Sterne - 1823 - 764 pages
...blessings upon Ilarley. CHAP. XXXV. He misses an old Acquaintance. — An Adventure cousetfuent upon it. WHEN they had arrived within a little way of the village...do I see ! silent, unroofed, and desolate ! Are all the gay tenants gone? Do I hear their hum no more ? — Edwards, look there, look there ! the scene... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1823 - 768 pages
...blessings upon Harlcy. CHAP. XXXV. He misses an old Acquaintance.— An Adventure consequent upon it. WHEN they had arrived within a little way of the village...mouldering walls of a ruined house that stood on the roadBide. " Oh, heavens !" he cried, " what do I see ! silent, unroofed, and desolate ! Are all the... | |
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what do I see ! silent, unroofed, and desolate ! Are all the gay tenants gone ? Do I hear their hum no more ? Edwards, look there, look there ! the scene of my infant joys, my earliest friendships, laid waste and ruinous... 
