The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... distress : I have no wife to comfort me , fhe has abandoned me in my fore calamity ; and with her my children are gone : I have no where to hide my head ; my goods have been feized by the cruelty of her , who ought to have been my ...
... distress : I have no wife to comfort me , fhe has abandoned me in my fore calamity ; and with her my children are gone : I have no where to hide my head ; my goods have been feized by the cruelty of her , who ought to have been my ...
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... distress and anguish of body and mind have any claim to compaffion : and greater diftrefs , more afflictive anguish can scarce be imagined than mine distress duly merited , the juft re- ward of my crimes ; anguish , though great , by no ...
... distress and anguish of body and mind have any claim to compaffion : and greater diftrefs , more afflictive anguish can scarce be imagined than mine distress duly merited , the juft re- ward of my crimes ; anguish , though great , by no ...
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... distress , that Mr. S * returned ; whom I had not feen for near three weeks : you may eafily imagine , that the pre- fent he brought , was welcome and not refused now he made many apologies for his abfence ; told me , he had been on a ...
... distress , that Mr. S * returned ; whom I had not feen for near three weeks : you may eafily imagine , that the pre- fent he brought , was welcome and not refused now he made many apologies for his abfence ; told me , he had been on a ...
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