...receives every Sunday the visits of a distressed Emigrant, (with whose worth and whose wants, ucciiient has made me well acquainted) to whose complaints he...seems to listen with unwearied patience, and whom he ne\er sufi'tis to depart with e;i,p;y packets. As the poor gentleman retracts his steps,. i observe,...

...the master of the mansion that innocent mirth ventures to show itself within its doors. Yet still ! observe that, with the same unbending gravity with...lighter, and that not unfrequently a tear trembles in his eve ; but he never quits the street without turning back, and with clasped hands casting a look of...

...visits of a distressed emigrant (with whose worth and whoso wants accident has made me well aequainted), to whose complaints he seems to listen with unwearied...lighter, and that not unfrequently a tear trembles in hie eye ; but he new quits the street without turning hack, and with clasped hands casting a look of...

...show itself within its doors. Yet still I observe, that with the same unbending gravity with which be censures his wife and rates his servants, he receives...casting a look of gratitude towards the window of Sempronius's study.— Sempronius then has a good heart, but a most intolerable temper. — Well I...