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...¡ret a little milk. When he tame to the town he was tj fleep at, he befpohe л uipptr, with wine am', beer, like another traveller, but made his man attend him, and take it away, whiift he was jirqiaring hi* bread and mi^k. He always paid the waiter s,puflilione, &c. liberally,...

...one of the poor cabins that stick up a rag by way of sign, and get a little milk. When he came to the town he was to sleep at, he bespoke a supper, with...he would have no discontent or dispute, nor suffer bis spirits to be agitated for such a matter; saying, that in a journey that might cost three or four...

...one of the poor cabins that stuck up a rag by way of sign, and get a little milk. When he came to the town he was to sleep at, he bespoke a supper, with...spirits to be agitated for such a matter; saying, thai in a journey which might cost three or four hundred pounds, fifteen or twenty pounds addition...

...way of sign, and get a little milk.— When he came to the town he was to sleep at, he bespoke i'.sp a supper, with wine and beer, like another traveller,...and milk. He always paid the waiters, postillions, Stc. liberally, because he would have no discontent or dispute, nor suffer his spirits to be agitated...

...When * There were at that time no decent inns in the Bmall towns of either country. he came to the town he was to sleep at, he bespoke a supper, with wine and beer, like another traveller, that he might not disappoint the people of the inn of their profits on such a meal ; but after it was...

...poor cabin which hung up a rag by way of sign, and would there get a little milk. When he came to the town he was to sleep at, he bespoke a supper with...made his man attend him and take it away, whilst he himself was preparing his bread and milk. He always paid the waiters and postilions liberally, because...

...of the poor cabins that stuck up a rag by way of sig-n, and get a little milk. When he came to the town he was to sleep at, he bespoke a supper, with...traveller ; but made his man attend him, and take it away while he was preparing his bread and milk. He always paid the waiters, postilions, &c. liberally, because...

...and take it away whilst he was preparing his bread and milk. He always paid the waiters, postilions, &c. liberally, because he would have no discontent...agitated for such a matter; saying that in a journey that might cost three or four hundred pounds, fifteen or twenty pounds addition was not worth thinking...

...of the poor cabins that stick up a rag by way of a sign, and get a little milk. When he came to the town he was to sleep at, he bespoke a supper, with...preparing his bread and milk. He always paid the waiters, postilions, &c., liberally, because he would have no discontent or dispute, nor suffer his spirits...