...his own words inform us, consisted in his ' beins; singled out from all the other boys, by ' a lad of about fifteen years of age. as a proper object upon ' whom he might let loose the cruelty of his tm|>>T.' ' I choose to forbear a particular recital of the many acts of barbarity, with which he made...

...schools, from the arrogance and cruelty of their senior schoolmates. " My chief affliction," he says, " consisted in my being singled out from all the other...whom he might let loose the cruelty of his temper. One day, as I was sitting alone, on a bench in the school, melancholy, and o ft almost ready to weep...

...stripling, who had purchased the right to be a tyrant by having first been a slave. " I was," he says, " singled out from all the other boys, by a lad about...whom he might let loose the cruelty of his temper, who, by his savage treatment of me, impressed such a dread of his figure upon my mind that I well remember...

...consolatory text of Scripture. It occurred while he was at a public school. " My chief affliction," he says " consisted in my being singled out from all the other...whom he might let loose the cruelty of his temper. One day, as I was sitting alone upon a bench in the school, melancholy, and almost ready to weep at...

...at home. But my chief affliction consisted in being singled out from all the other boys, by a lad of about fifteen years of age, as a proper object upon...might let loose the cruelty of his temper. I choose to conceal a particular recital of the many acts of barbarity with which he made it his business continually...

...school-mates. '* My chief affliction,'* he says, " coneistcd in my being singled out from all the other boye» family, and they were sot at liberty. MAGNANIMOUS CRIMINAL. Mr. Ryland, tin- artist, who was execu hie temper. One day, as I was sitting alone on a bench in the school, melancholy, and almost ready...

...from the tyranny of one of his companions, " a lad about fifteen years of age," who singled him out " as a proper object upon whom he might let loose the cruelty of his temper;" and so vividly had the savage treatment of this boy impressed his figure on the young sufferer, that...

...at home. But my chief affliction consisted in being singled out from all the other boys, by a lad of about fifteen years of age, as a proper object upon...might let loose the cruelty of his temper. I choose to conceal a particular recital of the many acts of barbarity with which he made it his business continually...

...home. But rny chief affliction consisted in being singled out from all the other boys, by a lad of about fifteen years of age, as a proper object upon...might let loose the cruelty of his temper. I choose to conceal a particular recital of the many acts of barbarity with which he made it his business continually...

...schools, from the arrogance and cruelty of their senior schoolmates. "My chief affliction," he says, "consisted in my being singled out from all the other boys, by a lad about fifteen years of age, as a pruper object upon whom he might let loose the cruelty of his temper. One day, as I was sitting alone...