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Page 63
... think these advantages an inadequate recompence for what you refign , difmifs your fcruples this inftant , and be a flave - merchant , a director - or what you please . F 2 On M On Good - Nature . ' AN is fubject ( 68 )
... think these advantages an inadequate recompence for what you refign , difmifs your fcruples this inftant , and be a flave - merchant , a director - or what you please . F 2 On M On Good - Nature . ' AN is fubject ( 68 )
Page 95
... please your honour , that he had no fervant with him that he had come to the inn with hired horfes , which , upon finding him- felf unable to proceed , ( to join , I fuppofe , the regi ment ) he had difmiffed the morning after he came ...
... please your honour , that he had no fervant with him that he had come to the inn with hired horfes , which , upon finding him- felf unable to proceed , ( to join , I fuppofe , the regi ment ) he had difmiffed the morning after he came ...
Page 96
... please your honour ? Nothing in the world , Trim , faid my uncle Toby , blowing his nose , —but that thou art a good - natured fellow . I When I gave him the toaft , continued the corporal , I thought it was proper to tell him I was ...
... please your honour ? Nothing in the world , Trim , faid my uncle Toby , blowing his nose , —but that thou art a good - natured fellow . I When I gave him the toaft , continued the corporal , I thought it was proper to tell him I was ...
Page 97
... please your reverence , faid I , prays as often ( of his own accord ) as a parfon ; and when he is fighting for his king , and for his own life , and for honour too , he has the most reason to pray to God of any one in the whole world ...
... please your reverence , faid I , prays as often ( of his own accord ) as a parfon ; and when he is fighting for his king , and for his own life , and for honour too , he has the most reason to pray to God of any one in the whole world ...
Page 98
... please your honour , faid I , very well.- -Do you fo ? faid he , wiping his eyes with his handkerchief , - then well may I. - In faying this , he drew a little ring out of his bofom , which feemed tied with a black rib- band about his ...
... please your honour , faid I , very well.- -Do you fo ? faid he , wiping his eyes with his handkerchief , - then well may I. - In faying this , he drew a little ring out of his bofom , which feemed tied with a black rib- band about his ...
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