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Page 35
... said he faw I had for the wretch who would have be- trayed me , with fo much reafon and humanity to · my weakness , that I doubt not of my perfeve- rance . His wife and he are my comforters , and I • am under no more reftraint in their ...
... said he faw I had for the wretch who would have be- trayed me , with fo much reafon and humanity to · my weakness , that I doubt not of my perfeve- rance . His wife and he are my comforters , and I • am under no more reftraint in their ...
Page 196
... said , · the president told him , that he found he was in ⚫ an uneafy feat , and defired him to accommodate • himself better in the infirmary . After dinner , a very honeft fellow chancing to let a pun fall from him , his neighbour ...
... said , · the president told him , that he found he was in ⚫ an uneafy feat , and defired him to accommodate • himself better in the infirmary . After dinner , a very honeft fellow chancing to let a pun fall from him , his neighbour ...
Page 226
... said he , I am now fixing my eyes upon a cyprefs - tree ; it has all the pomp and beauty imaginable in its branches , leaves , and height , but alas it bears no fruit . Though the expectation which is raised by im- pertinent promifers ...
... said he , I am now fixing my eyes upon a cyprefs - tree ; it has all the pomp and beauty imaginable in its branches , leaves , and height , but alas it bears no fruit . Though the expectation which is raised by im- pertinent promifers ...
Page 242
... said is spoken with re- fpect to any party or faction . Every one who has in him the fentiments either of a Chriftian or gen- tleman , cannot but be highly offended at this wick- ed and ungenerous practice which is fo much in ufe among ...
... said is spoken with re- fpect to any party or faction . Every one who has in him the fentiments either of a Chriftian or gen- tleman , cannot but be highly offended at this wick- ed and ungenerous practice which is fo much in ufe among ...
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