...thpusand things more to be considered ; that are all to be tacked to this act of settlement. Sos, I am a fool, I must confess — but yet I can see as far into a mill-stone as the best of you. I hart observed, that you women-wits are commonly so quick upon the scent, that you often over-run it:...

...say, " I reckon I'll slip into those Britishers afore I've done, as slick as a whistle. I calculate I can see as far into a millstone as the best of 'em." The stakes were duly made, the articles drawn up, and the following morning I was proceeding-...

...he shall have wit enough to set up a new religion, and too much wit to die a martyr for it. Phaed. O what had I forgot? there's pin-money, and alimony,...that you often over-run it : now I would ask of Madam Pfaaedra, that in case Mr Heaven there should be pleased to break these articles, in what court of...

...thousand things more to be considered, that are all to be tacked to this act of settlement. Sos. I am a fool, I must confess ; but yet I can see as far...that you often over-run it: now I would ask of Madam Phtedra, that in case Mr Heaven there should be pleased to break these articles, in what court of judicature...

...thousand things more to be considered, that are all to be tacked to this act of settlement. Sos. I am a fool, I must confess ; but yet I can see as far...that you often over-run it : now I would ask of Madam Pha?dra, that in case Mr Heaven there should be pleased to break these articles, in what court of judicature...

...thousand things more to be considered, that are all to be tacked to this act of settlement. Sos. I am a fool, I must confess ; but yet I can see as far...that you often over-run it : now I would ask of Madam Phasdra, that in case Mr Heaven there should be pleased to break these articles, in what court of judicature...

...thousand things more to be considered, that are all to be tacked to this act of settlement. Sos. I am a fool, I must confess ; but yet I can see as far...commonly so quick upon the scent, that you. often over- run it : now I would ask of Madam Phaedra, that in case Mr Heaven there should be pleased to...

...say, " I reckon I'll slip into those Britishers afore I've done, as slick as a whistle. I calculate I can see as far into a millstone as the best of 'em. " The stakes were duly made, the articles drawn up, and the following morning I was proceeding...

...say, " I reckon I'll slip into those Britishers afore I've done, as slick as a whistle. I calculate I can see as far into a millstone as the best of 'em." The stakes were duly made, the articles drawn up, and the following morning I was proceeding...

...— " I reckon I'll slip into those Britishers, afore I've done, as slick as a whistle. I calculate I can see as far into a millstone as the best of 'em." The stakes were duly made, the articles drawn up, and the following morning I was proceeding...