 | 324 стор.
...the curate's friend in my third paper, is an old batchelor with an eftate of three thoufand pounds'a year, and fifty thoufand in ready money ; who never...to wound himfelf by proxy, or (in the fportfman's phrafe) to knock himfelf down by by the recoiling of his own gun. I remember he told me fome time ago,... | |
 | 1753 - 646 стор.
...the curate's friend in my third paper, is an old batchelor with an eftate of three thoufand pounds'a year, and fifty, thoufand in ready money ; who never...to wound himfelf by proxy, or (in the fportfman's phrafe) to' knock himfelf down by by the recoiling of his own gun. I remember he told me fome time... | |
 | Edward Moore - 1772 - 364 стор.
...friend in my third paper, is an old batchelor with an eftate of three thoufand pounds a year, C a and and fifty thoufand in ready money ; who never was...to wound himfelf by proxy, or (in the fportfman's phrafe) to knock himfelf down by the recoiling of his own gun. I remember he told me fome time ago,... | |
 | 1776 - 296 стор.
...expofed as the curate's friend, in my Third paper, is an old bachelor, with an eftate of three thoufand pounds a year, and fifty thoufand in ready money ;...guinea in his life without making the borrower more mifjrable by the benefit than he had been before by his wants. But it is the peculiar talent of this... | |
 | 1753 - 640 стор.
...expofed as the curate's friend in my third paper, is an old batchelor with an eftate of three thoufand pounds a year, and fifty thoufand in ready money ;...making the borrower more miferable by the benefit than iie had been before by his wants. But it is the peculiar talent of this gentleman to wound himfelf... | |
 | British essayists - 1802 - 360 стор.
...third paper, is an old batchelor with an estate of three thousand pounds a year, and fifty thousand in ready money; who never was known to lend a guinea in his life, without making the borrower more miserable by the benefit than he had been before by his wants. But it is the peculiar talent of this... | |
 | James Ferguson - 1823 - 424 стор.
...money ; who never was known to lend a guinea in his life, without making the borrower more miserable by the benefit than he had been before by his wants....is the peculiar talent of this gentleman to wound himself by proxy, or (in the sportsman's phrase) to knock himself down by the recoiling of his own... | |
 | Lionel Thomas Berguer - 1823 - 636 стор.
...third paper, is an old bachelor with an estate of three thousand pounds a year, and fifty thousand in ready money ; who never was known to lend a guinea in his life, without making the borrower more miserable by the benefit than he had been before by his wants. But it is the peculiar talent of this... | |
 | Lionel Thomas Berguer - 1823 - 336 стор.
...third paper, is an old bachelor with an estate of three thousand pounds a year, and fifty thousand in ready money; who never was known to lend a guinea in his life, without making the borrower more miserable by the benefit than he had been before by his wants. But it is the peculiar talent of this... | |
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... by the benefit than he had been before by his wants. But it is the peculiar talent of this gentleman to wound himfelf by proxy, or (in the fportfman's phrafe) to' knock himfelf down by by the recoiling of his own gun. 