 | 1812 - 560 ページ
...impression upon Mr. Andrews, and affected him for some months after, as he is positive to his being awak* at the time it happened, and of the appearance of...could give it ; his character as a man of honour and truth has never been impeached ; while his ample, fortune has placed him above the petty cavils or... | |
 | 1811 - 438 ページ
...people of honour, veracity, and high rank, and that he died at tlie exact hour of twelve, is bfyond a doubt. With respect to Mr. Andrews, he is a man...a good understanding could give it; his character an a man of honour and truth has never been impeached ; while his ample fortune has placed him above... | |
 | Enos Bronson - 1812 - 562 ページ
...day, when letters from London announced it to have taken place exactly at twelve o'clock the night before. As must naturally be supposed, the circumstance...could give it; his character as a man of honour and truth has never been impeached : while his ample fortune has placed him above the petty cavils or petty... | |
 | 1812 - 1006 ページ
...with the mod elegant accomplishments which literature, a refined education, and a good underftanding could give it ; his character, as a man of honour and of truth, has never been impeached ; his affluent curcamft ancrs placed him above the petty cavils or petty neceflities of 7 chequered... | |
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Lordship's death till next day, when letters from London announced it to have taken place exactly at twelve o'clock the night before. As must naturally be supposed, the circumstance and the loss of his friend made a very great impression upon Mr. Andrews,... 