... dear ! Mr. F .: What is the matter ? S .: Oh dear ! What will I do ? What will I do ? Mr. F .: Can we help you ? S .: I don't know . Mr. F .: What is the matter ? S .: I can't do anything . I don't know ; I cannot understand it ; I ...
... dear ! MR . F. ( taking his other hand ) . Let me explain ! MR . P. ( after looking first at one and then at the other , flings their Lands from him ) . It is shameful ! MR . F. It is a strange chance ! MR . P. Chance ! Do you call it ...
... dear Mr F. I never do - there I must contradict you- Now tell me , when did I ever contradict wife ? This is delightful , " the feast of reason and the flow of soul . " Well , how go on the improvements ? dience . ] - the hot - house ...
... dear . Mr. F. I have done myself the pleasure to call this morning to have some private conversation with you , on a subject that may be particularly interesting to your family . Mrs. E. ( apart . ) What is coming ? My dears , take a ...
... dear?” Mr.F: “Will go into conference with my appetite at once, and trust that we will arrive at anearly decision.” Mrs.F: “Please hurry, dear.” Mr. F: “After conference we are pleased to notify you that we will be highly pleased if ...
... dear . Mr. F. And pray , who were these audacious catechists of lonely women ? I suppose they have appellations . Kaley . Oh , yes ! and I know their address ; at least of one . Mrs. F. Who is he , my dear ? Katey . Sir John Berkstead ...
... Dear Mr. F- F , Rejoice to hear the LORD is carrying on a good work in your foul . I hope you will not think all is done , be- cause you have been baptized and received into full commu- nion . I know too too many that " make a CHRIST of ...
... dear . Mr. F. [ embarrassed ! My darling - I - then my going to this supper does not vex you ? Mrs. F. In one respect , yes ; in another , no . Mr. F. [ slightly relapsing into ill - temper ] Will you oblige me by explaining ? Mrs. F. O ...
... Dear Mr. F Greenwich , July 24 , 1741 . Rejoice to hear the LORD is carrying on a good work in your foul . I hope you will not think all is done , be- caufe you have been baptized and received into full commu- nion . I know too too many ...
... Dear Mr. F-— , LETTER CCCVIII . To Mr. I—— F—— , at Charles - Town . G. W. Greenwich , July 24 , 1741 . I Rejoice to hear the LORD is carrying on a good work in your soul . I hope you will not think all is done , because you have been ...