 ... such as, to avoid the horrid fate of their friends around them, prepared to disappoint the plague of its prey, by terminating their own existence. ' The habits and lives of these devoted people, which provided not to-day for the wants of to-morrow,...  The British Critic: A New Review - Page 2491810Full view - About this book
 | English literature - 1802 - 546 pages
...dying, :md fucb as, to avoid the fate of their friendt around them, prepared tu di&ppoint Ляг tbe the plague of its prey, by terminating their own exiftence. " The habits and lives of thefe devoted people, which provided not today for the wants of to-morrow, muft have heightened the... | |
 | English literature - 1802 - 610 pages
...people, which provided not to-day for the wants of to-morrow, must have heightened the pains of such an affliction, by leaving them not only without remedy, but even without alleviation. Nought was left them but to submit in agony and despair. ' To aggravate the picture, if aggravation... | |
 | Meriwether Lewis - 1809 - 336 pages
...people, who provide not to-day for the •wants of to-morrow, must have heightened the pains of such an affliction, by leaving them not only without remedy,...without alleviation. Nothing was left them, but to submit in agony and despair. To aggravate the picture, if aggravation were possible, inay be added... | |
 | 1809 - 536 pages
...people, who/ provide not to-day for the wants of to-morrow, must have, hejghtened the pains of such an affliction, by leaving them not only without remedy,...without alleviation. Nothing was left them, but to submit in agony and despair. To aggravate the picture, if aggravation were possible, may be added the... | |
 | Giovanni Ignazio Molina - Chile - 1809 - 354 pages
...people, which provided not to-day for the wants of to-morrow, must have heightened the pains of such an affliction, by leaving them not only without remedy, but even without alleviation. To aggravate the picture, if aggravation were possible, may be added, the putrid carcases which the... | |
 | 1809 - 596 pages
...devoted people, who provide not to-day for the wants of to-morrow, must have heightened the pains of such an affliction, by leaving them not only without" remedy, but even without allevJfiiion. Nothing was left them but to submit in agony and despair. To aggiavate the picture, if... | |
 | 1810 - 708 pages
...and dying, and fuch as to avoid the horrid fate of their friends around them, prepared to difappoint the plague of its prey, by terminating their own exiftence....to-morrow, muft have heightened the pains of fuch an affliftion, by leaving them not only without remedy, but even without alleviation. Nothing was left... | |
 | Cree language - 1812 - 318 pages
...devoted peole, who provide not to day for the wants of tomorrow, must have heightened the pains of such an affliction, by leaving them not only without remedy, but even without alleviation. But nothing was left them, but to submit in agony and despair. To aggravate the picture, if aggravation... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1827 - 220 pages
...people, which provided not to-day for the wants of to-morrow, must have heightened the pains of such an affliction, by leaving them not only without remedy, but even without alleviation. Nought was left them but to submit in agony and despair. "To aggravate the picture, if aggravation... | |
 | Robert Southey - 1838 - 338 pages
...provided not to-day for the wants of to-morrow, must have VOL. VII. I heightened the pains of such an affliction, by leaving them not only without remedy, but even without alleviation. Nought was left them but to submit in agony and despair. " To aggravate the picture, if aggravation... | |
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