 | 1793 - 702 sivua
...the fprightly narrative, the fportful fancy, (he humorous j eft that arofe around him. It was a tight highly gratifying to philanthropy, to fee how much...by genius, and above all, lighted up with innocence 2nd piety, like Blacklock's, could overcome th« weight of its own calamity, »ad enjoy the content,... | |
 | James Anderson - 1793 - 380 sivua
...I'umorous jest that rose around him. It was a sight highly gratifying to philanthropy, to see how rnuch a mind endowed with knowledge, kindled by genius,...'calamity, and enjoy the content, the happinefs, and the gaity of others. Several of those inmates of Dr Blacklock's house retained, in future life, all the... | |
 | 1798 - 488 sivua
...role aro\md him. It »a» i fight highly gratifying to philanthropy, tu lee how much a mind endow«! with knowledge, kindled by genius, and, above all,...lighted up with innocence and piety, like Blacklock's, couid uTcrcomc the weight of its own calamity, and enjoy the content, the happineis, and ihe gaiety... | |
 | Henry Mackenzie - 1808 - 418 sivua
...the humorous jest, that rose around him . It was a sight highly gratifying to philanthropy, to see how much a mind endowed with knowledge, kindled by...weight of its own calamity, and enjoy the content, the happiness, and the gaiety of others. Several of those inmates of Dr Blacklock's house retained, in... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1812 - 552 sivua
...fancy, the humorous jest that rose around him. It was a sight highly gratifying to philanthropy, to see how much a mind endowed with knowledge, kindled by...weight of its own calamity, and enjoy the content, the happiness, and the gaiety of others. Several of those inmates of Dr. Blacklock's house retained, in... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1812 - 540 sivua
...fancy, the humorous jest that rose around him. It was a sight highly gratifying to philanthropy, to see how much a mind endowed with knowledge, kindled by...weight of its own calamity, and enjoy the content, the happiness, and the gaiety of others. Several of those inmates of Dr. Blacklock's house retained, in... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1812 - 540 sivua
...was a sight highly gratifying to philanthropy, to see how much a mind endowed with knowledge, kimiled by genius, and above all, lighted up with innocence...weight of its own calamity, and enjoy the content, the happiness, and the gaiety of others. Several of those inmates of Dr. 131 tklock's house retained, in... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1812 - 544 sivua
...fancy, the humorous jest that rose around him. It was a sight highly gratifying to philanthropy, to see how much a mind endowed with knowledge, kindled by...weight of its own calamity, and enjoy the content, the happiness, and the gaiety of others. Several of those inmates of Dr. Bl cklock's house retained, in... | |
 | Robert Chambers - 1835 - 592 sivua
...fancy, the humorous jest, that rose around him. It was a sight highly gratifying to philanthropy to see how much a mind endowed with knowledge, kindled by...weight of its own calamity, and enjoy the content, the happiness, the gaiety of others. Several of those inmates of Dr Blacklock's house retained, in future... | |
 | James Wilson - 1838 - 372 sivua
...fancy, and the humorous jest that rose around him. It was highly gratifying to philanthropy, to see how much a mind endowed with knowledge, kindled by...weight of its own calamity, and enjoy the content, the happiness, and the gaiety of others. Several of those inmates of his house were students of physic... | |
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He entered with the cheerful playfulness of a young man into all the sprightly narrative, the sportful fancy, the humorous jest, that rose around him. It was a sight highly gratifying to philanthropy to see how much a mind endowed with knowledge, kindled... 
