Memoirs of
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共 29 段- This you see, my friends of Yorkshire, is meant to quiet the
- As the circumstances attending his escape are in my opinion
- Upon the death of my grandfather, at this period, my father
- During the play hours, between twelve and two o'clock, the w
- I certainly now expected that I should have a severe floggin
- I had now regularly persevered with the most assiduous indus
- My sister recovered from the fever, but there remained such
- I slept with a friend, and started the next morning at four
- The kindness of my father's letter had a great effect upon m
- During all these eventful transactions, I was labouring ince
- When they arrived at Everley, Sir John was ashamed to face t
- There is as much difference between the Times of 1795 and th
- It will be recollected, that Mr. Dyke was only a Cornet as y
- It is rather extraordinary, but I longed excessively to see
- With a heart as light as a feather, I reached home at three
- This to him was worse than no promise at all, and he retired
- During the round of gaiety and pleasure which I had enjoyed
- The field day arrived, and I was one of the first upon the g
- One day, in the beginning of August in this year, just as I
- Having informed my father of their arrival, they all three p
- After he drew his last breath, I remained kneeling by his be
- My friend and myself, attended by our servants, mounted our
- As this will bring me to a very important epoch in my life,
- Our friend and guest literally reeled down stairs when he to
- The commencement of the new century had been celebrated the
- Mrs. M---- and her daughter arrived at the hour appointed. S
- Mr. Timothy Brown was at the head of those brewers who acted
- Had not this Mrs. Tinker been a great croney of Mrs. Hunt's,
- But to return to my narrative--I was now living in the zenit