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...it. He was one eveniag fitting thus at his fupper, when the landlord of a little inn in the villagt came into the parlour with an empty phial in his hand, to beg a glafs or two of fack ; '11s for i poor gentleman, — I think, of the army, faid the landlord, who has been taken ill at...

...do I mention it? Alk my pen it govern* me— I govern not it He was one evening fitting thus at his fupper, when the landlord of a little inn in the village came into the parlour with an empty phial in hia hand to beg 3 glafs or two of fack. ' It is for a poor « gentleman — I think, of the army,1...

...do I mention it? 1 Aik my pen it governs me— I govern not it He was one evening fitting thus athij fupper, when the landlord of a little inn in the village came into the parlour with an empty phiai in his hand to beg x glai's or two of fack. « It is for a poor • gentleman — I think, of...

...it ?• Afk my pen, — it governs me, — I govern not it. He was one evening fitting thus at his fupper, when the landlord of a little inn in the village...for a poor gentleman,— I think, of the army, faid i the landlord, who has been taken ill at my houfe four days ago, and has never held up his head fmce,...

...it ? — Afk my P«i> — it governs me,— I govern not it. He was one evening fitting thus at his fupper, when the landlord of a little inn in the village...empty phial in his hand, to beg a glafs or two of fade ; Tis for a B 2 poor • poor gentleman,— I think of the army, faid the landlord, who has been...

...them, than all other caules for five-and-twenty years together. He waS'One evening fitting thos at his fupper, when the landlord of a little inn in the village...parlour with an empty phial in his hand, to beg a glafs «• two of fack : 'Tis for a poor gentleman, — I think.of the army, ikid the landlord, who IMS...

...was at reft, he would look back, and detecl him ftanding behind him with the mofl dutiful refpeft : this bred more little fquabbles betwixt them, than...army, faid the landlord, who has been, taken ill at my hoafe four days ago, and has never held up his head fince, or had a defire to tafte any thing, 'till...

...his supper, with Trim sitting hehind him at a small sideboard — the landlord of a little inn in Ihe village came into the parlour with an empty phial in his hand to beg a glass or two of sack : 'Tis for a poor gentleman — I think, of the army, said Ihe landlord, who has...

...mention it ? — Afk my pen,_4t governs me — I govern not it. He was one evening fitting thus at his fupper, when the landlord of a little inn in the village,...empty phial in his hand, to beg a glafs or two of fack : T is for a poor gentleman I think of the army, faid the landlord, who has been taken ill at my houfe...