...great deal of health to fpare and never once felt the flighted "twinge of the gout. His eyes no faoner open to the morning light than he begins to quarrel...weather; it rains, < and he wanted to ride ; it is funfhin. 4and he meant to go a fnhing ; he would hunt only when it is a fron, and never thinks of fkaiting...

...great deal of healch to fpare and never once felt the (lighted twinge of the gout. His eyes no fooner open to the morning light than he begins to quarrel...the weather; it rains, and he wanted to ride ^ it is funfhine, and he meant to go a filhing : he would hunt only when it is a froft, and never thinks of...

...(pare, and never large enough to allow the once felt the flighted twinge of the gout. His eyes no iooner open to the morning light than he begins to quarrel...with the weather; it rains, and he wanted to ride; it isfunlhinc, and he meant to go a fi filing ; he would hunt only when it is a froft, and never thinks...

...life for his ill temper ; he does not want money, is not married, has a great deal of health to fpare, and never once felt the slightest twinge" of the gout....weather; in short the wind is never in. the right quarter with this testy fellow ; and though I could excuse a man for being a little out of humour with an easterly...

...selftormentors ye are, whom every little accident irritates, every slight omission piques! Surely w* should guard our passions as we would any other combustibles,...weather; in short the wind is never in the right quarter with this testy fellow ; and though I could excuse a man for being a little out of humour with an easterly...

...selftormentors ye are, whom every little accident irritates, every slight omission jiiques ! Surely w* should guard our passions as we would any other combustibles,...weather; in short the wind is never in the right quarter with this testy fellow ; and though 1 could excuse a man lor being a little out of humour with an easterly...

...should guard our passions as we would any other combustibles, and not spread open the iuliainmubl* magazine to catch the first spark that may blow it...weather; in short the wind is never in the right quarter with this testy fellow ; and though I could excuse a man for being a little out of humour with an easterly...

...reply has the best of the argument. NUMBER CX. Homo extra est corpus suum, cum irascitur.—P. SYBUS. IT is wonderful to me that any man will surrender...; in short the wind is never in the right quarter with this testy fellow; and though I could excuse a man for being a little out of humour with an easterly...

...reply has the best of the argument. NUMBER CX. Homo extra est carpus suum cum irascitur" . P. SYRUS. IT is wonderful to me that any man will surrender...; in short the wind is never in the right quarter with this testy fellow ; and though I could excuse a man for being a little out of humour with an easterly...

...her reply has the best of the argument. No. CX. Homo extra est corpus suum cum irascilur. P. STUDS. IT is wonderful to me that any man will surrender...is sunshine, and he meant to go a fishing; he would bunt only when it is a frost, and never thinks of skating but in open weather; in short, the wind is...