... Clarke has now enough to support .hetself and family ; if she is not wholly lost to decency and decorum, she will retire into privacy; and reflecting upon the folly, the vice, and the misery of her past life, endeavour ,to atone for it by setting her children ...

... what yof you say •ni my,,case) if a more ar;tr;nai!,tan ere come i , ito my library, ate seeing a 1,1,er the appealance or privacy, were to it, here's something curians; let me in iS, will you ? and Wi:leout -visiting for an ere to put the letter in his ...

... !lOW' father's servants would have made you theirs, would rcadilor answer questions so grateful. Seated in that domestic privacy, which you ha\ elearnt how to value and, we trust, to dignity, you will contemplaN„the Re-' fornaists, abstracted frOm that ...

... un i u s, Tell, and Racupdel, to diaw the sword of vengeance; Cr that dew Lucius Quintus Cinci 1- froui a happy contented privacy, to encount •r the dangers, hardships, an 4 k:.Oudes of a state war ?—No, Ciiiz?rs of Arne c', they fought in deknce of the ...

... worthy of your unhindered/scrutiny and youi , . cordial feelings—not to approve of a narrow, , tidious e and tormenting privacy, the '1 ' is to be jealously watched against the-approach 1 popular Nflections i and z to be told that there ia a, better ...

... him into this marriage with a lady who was about 36 years of age. When he considered this circum:. stance, as well as the privacy of the marriage, and the difference of religion, he never considered it & legal marriage, Di. Black addressed the Court, and ...

... this temper we may easily 'conceive the warmth of all his domestic feelings—but we forbear to enter minutely into the sacred privacy of domestic life. Blest in the society of ,a mind worthy of his own, he was perhaps one of the few men, who in. dying would ...

... -rebels led- on by the greatest tyrant thai eve r li ve d , had been defeated and put down. But we find nothing of this family privacy and those regrets and lamentations in their party to St. Cloud; nay, so far the contrary, that the very same paper on the ...

... Palace of the Sovereign, withdrew themselves from the intoxicated raptures of the Parisians, passed the day alone in Umily privacy, and gave the same regrets to those who would have closed to them the path to the throne of their ancestors as to those svho ...

... feeding titre,. divs. His hair is perferily white.— liThe Doctors Willis attend with the , !her Phvsi. clans, hut not with the privacy of the Ejng. He is , very cheerful in his conduct anti convet sation, eats very heartily, and enjoys good bodily he,dth. ...

... be disarmed of its indignation, when any plot for escape should be known —We have no doubt, likewise, that the determined privacy and seclusion in which Bonaparte had shrouded his person for' many months, was a pail, of the scheme, it' (as we suppose must ...

... from their attacbs,—but the shafts of calumny and detraction are . levelled even at the humble individual, who, hiding In privacy, wishes to be screetted from the eye of public observation. On the 2a of August, there was a Meeting of the Vestry of this ...