 He became poor, and obnoxious both lo the religious and political parties ; and after sixteen years of the prime of his life spent among them, admitting, the while, that he was exemplary, of good feelings, learned and eloquent, they refused him, in townmeeting,...  George Mason. The Young Backwoodsman: Or, 'Don't Give Up the Ship.' A Story ... - 17 ページTimothy Flint 著 - 1829 - 167 ページ全文表示 - この書籍について
 | Mary Russell Mitford - 1832 - 374 ページ
...delicately. The salary was small, and the family increasing. He became poor, and obnoxious both to the religious and political parties; and, after sixteen...good feelings, learned, and eloquent, they refused in townmeeting to add something to his salary. In disgust he asked a dismission, and it was granted.... | |
 | John Ervin Kirkpatrick - 1911 - 386 ページ
...delicately. The salary was small, and the family increasing. He became poor, and obnoxious both to the religious and political parties; and after sixteen...admitting, the while, that he was exemplary, of good feeling, learned and eloquent, they refused him in town meeting, a request to add something to his... | |
 | John Ervin Kirkpatrick - 1911 - 344 ページ
...delicately. The salary was small, and the family increasing. He became poor, and obnoxious both to the religious and political parties; and after sixteen...admitting, the while, that he was exemplary, of good feeling, learned and eloquent, they refused him in town meeting, a request to add something to his... | |
 | John Ervin Kirkpatrick - 1911 - 364 ページ
...while, that he was exemplary, of good feeling, learned and eloquent, they refused him in town meeting, a request to add something to his salary. In disgust he asked a dismission, and it was granted. . . In the progress of his vexations in his parish, he had become, perhaps I ought to say, unreasonably... | |
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