The British Essayists: The WorldLittle, Brown, 1866 |
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الصفحة 26
... poor child was abandoned to the parish ; it was kicked from stall to stall , like a despised prostitute ; and , after various calamities , was rescued out of the hands of a vender of Scots snuff , and safely placed as a pensioner in the ...
... poor child was abandoned to the parish ; it was kicked from stall to stall , like a despised prostitute ; and , after various calamities , was rescued out of the hands of a vender of Scots snuff , and safely placed as a pensioner in the ...
الصفحة 37
... poor me , the captain still retained a pas- sion for firing a great gun ; and had mounted on a little fortification that was thrown up against the front of his house , eleven nine - pounders , which were constantly discharged ten or a ...
... poor me , the captain still retained a pas- sion for firing a great gun ; and had mounted on a little fortification that was thrown up against the front of his house , eleven nine - pounders , which were constantly discharged ten or a ...
الصفحة 40
... poor imagine them to be ; on the contrary , he will perceive that the common labours and employments of life are much better suited to the majority of mankind than prosperity and abun- dance would be without them . It was a merciful ...
... poor imagine them to be ; on the contrary , he will perceive that the common labours and employments of life are much better suited to the majority of mankind than prosperity and abun- dance would be without them . It was a merciful ...
الصفحة 41
... poor are too apt to overlook their own enjoyments , and to view , with envy , the ease and affluence of their superiors , not considering that the usual attendants upon great fortunes are anxiety and disease . If it be true that the ...
... poor are too apt to overlook their own enjoyments , and to view , with envy , the ease and affluence of their superiors , not considering that the usual attendants upon great fortunes are anxiety and disease . If it be true that the ...
الصفحة 44
... poor helpless family , who have more misery already than they are able to bear . ― " I am the wife of a very worthy officer in the army , who , by a train of unavoidable misfortunes , was obliged to sell his commission ; and from a ...
... poor helpless family , who have more misery already than they are able to bear . ― " I am the wife of a very worthy officer in the army , who , by a train of unavoidable misfortunes , was obliged to sell his commission ; and from a ...
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