...dejected and unhappy—not sullen --there was some foundation, however, for the tale he tld me—O woman ! how true should be your judgment, when your resolution is so weak ! Faulk. Julia !—how can I sue for what I so little eserve ? I dare not presume—yet Hope is the...

...dejected and unhappy—not sullen •—there was some foundation, however, for the tale he told me—O woman ! how true should be your judgment, when your resolution is so weak ! faul/c. Julia !—how can I sue for what I so little deserve ? I dare not presume—yet Hope is the...

...dejected and unhappy—not sullen—there was some foundation, however, for the tale he told me—O woman! how true should be your judgment, when your resolution is so weak! Faulk. Julia!—how can I sue for what I so little deserve ? I dare not presume—yet Hope is the child...

...dejected and unhappy—not sullen—there was some foundation, however, for the tale he told me—O, woman! how true should be your judgment, when your resolution is so weak! Julia. Oh! Faulkland, you have not been more faulty in your unkind treatment of me, than I am now in...

...comedy." Acres's classification of oaths, '• This we call the oath referential," &c. he pronounces to be " Very good, but above the speaker's capacity."...not, who wants resolution to act according to it." before met the light, and which the reader will CHAP. in. perceive by the allusions in it to the two...

...comedy." Acres's classification of oaths, " This we call the oath referential," &c. he pronounces to be " very good, but above the speaker's capacity."...not, who wants resolution to act according to it." before met the light, and which the reader will CHAP. perceive, by the allusions in it to the two Whig...

...oath referential" &c. he pronounces to be " very good, but above the speaker.s capacity." Of Julia.s speech, " Oh woman, how true should be your judgment,...not, who wants resolution to act according to it."' £\ before met the light, and which the reader will CHAP. in perceive, by the allusions in it to the...

...comedy." Acres's classification of oaths, " This we call the oath referential," &c. he pronounces to be " Very good, but above the speaker's capacity."...weak !" he remarks, " On the contrary, it seems to be _ of little consequence whether any person's judgment be weak or not, who wants resolution to act according...

...dejected and unhappy—not sullen :—there was some foundation, however, for the tale he told me—О woman ! how true should be your judgment, when your resolution is so weak ! [AU retire but JULU and FADLKLAND. Jul. Oh ! Faulkland, you have not been more faulty in your unkind...

...dejected and unhappy—not »tillen :—there was some foundation, however, for the tale he toU me—U woman ! how true should be your judgment, when your resolution is so weak ; Fautk. Julia!—how can I sue for what 1 *o little deserve ? I dare not presume—yet hope is the...