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... friends—who doubtless have their, hands quite full already— have to undertake additioaal, liabilities on his account (not to speak el, the extra worry and anxiety) which ha should have made some provision for in health and strength. I have occasionally noticed ...

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... bear the brunt. He did not anticipate the kind, for he had had many with 'be firm and everything had been nook satisfactory. Speaking of the that had keen given to the Steam Trawling Trade, he said it would be difficult to prognosticate what the futurw. might ...

... his heavy misfortune. He was of a most generous and hospitable nature, and one of the few men to be met with who dislike to speak evil of any one. Always alike, he commanded the respect of the rich and the love of the poor. His house was open to his friends ...

... his letter referred to the fact that Inspector Clark had earned the goodwill and best wishes of the Pafford inhabitants. Speaking as a magistrate, he had no hesitation in saying the Inspector was one of the smartest and best police officers he had come ...

... were earnest, and, above all, his labours were attended with Divine success. With keen relish and frequent j3y he used to speak of revivals which had taken place in his circuits. He was always welcome to the families of our people, for he brought with ...

... sent into esespleinant's shop by defendant to ask a roll. Feeling annoyed at thus maldng sportt i sg complainant outside to speak to him 1 about it, he her • severe blow on the nose, he. lass—Dcfondant Awl including wets, and further bound over to the psace ...

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... them to listen to the missionaries. Proceeding he gave much interesting information respecting the customs of the people Speaking of the division of labour, he said that the rule was for the men to do the idling and the women the work. A man would buy ...

... artist, a native of Driffield, who languished into obscurity through lack of patronage, and died in extreme indigence.] To speak of the original decorations of this Church yet permitted to occupy their appropriate, and no doubt, dearly purchased situations ...