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...the way, and was unto him as a friend. » Ever/ body who Hood about, •Jieard the poor fellow witli concern— —La Fleur offered him money.— .The mourner faid, he did not wan£ .it—rit was not the value of the afs— but the lois of him.—The afs, he faid, he was affured...

...journey — that it had eat the fame bread with him all the way, and was unto him as a friend.Every body who ftood about, heard the poor fellow with concern—...but the lofs of him. — The afs, he faid, he was afTured loved him— and .upon this told them a long ftory of a mifchance upon their pafiage over the...

...had eat the fame bread with him all the way, and was unto him at a friend. • Every body who Itood about, heard the poor fellow with concern — La Fleur...want it — it was not the value of the afs — but th(- lofs of him. — The afs, he feid, he was aftured loved him — and upon this told them a long...

...it had eat the fame bread with him all the way, and was unto him as a friend. Every body who flood about, heard the poor fellow with concern La Fleur...faid, he did not want it it was not the value of the afs—but the lofs of him. The afs, he faid, he was allured loved him—and upon this told them a long...

...friend. Every body who ftood about heard the poor fellow with concern—La Fleur offered him money—The mourner faid he did not want it —it was not the value of the afs—but the lofs of him.—The afs, he faid, he was aflured, loved him—and upon this told them...

...far on his ftory, he ftopp'd to pay nature his tribute— —and wept bitterly. He faid, Heaven had accepted the conditions, and that he had fet out from...— but the lofs of him. The afs, he faid, he was affured loved him — and upon this told them a long ftory of a mifchance upon their paffage over the...

...it had eat the fame bread with him all the way, and was unto him as a friend. Every body who flood about heard the poor fellow with concern — La Fleur...offered him money — The mourner faid he did not want itit was not the value of the afs — but the lofs of him — The afs, he faid, he was aflured, loved...

...it had eat the fame bread with him all the way, and was unto him as a friend. EVERY body who flood about, heard the poor fellow with concern — La Fleur...— but the lofs of him — The afs, he faid, he was a/lured, loved him — and upon this told them a long ftory of a mifchance upon their pafTage over...

...of his afs, (when La F/eur offered him snoney, and the old man refufed it,) " It was not, he faid, the value of " the afs,— but the lofs of him : the '< afs, he faid, loved him, and upon ^* -this told them a long (lory of a •" mifchanct upon their paffage over {*...