...otherwife difpofed of affairs ; for Germanus was fuddenly He din. feized with a violent diftemper, which, in a few days, put an end to his life, and all his great defigns. The emperor, upon the news of his death, which gave him the utmoft concern,...

...was only troublcfomc to him by its Size. Within a little Time after I firft faw him, he was attacked with a Fever, 'which in a few Days put an End to his Life. I got Leave to examine the Tumour, and found it to be an Induration of the Cellular Membrane, without...

...more fubje&to little diforders than I; and at .laft, after completing his feventh year, was feized with a fever, which,, in a. few days, put an end to...life, and transferred to me, the inheritance of my anceftors. ,• ' After the firft tranfports of my mother's grief were fubfided, fhe began to apply...

...more fubje& to littli? diforders than I ; and at laft, after completing his feventh year, was feized with a fever, which, in a few days, put an end to...life, and transferred to me the inheritance of my aneeftors. After the firft tranfports of my mother's grief were fubfided, fhe began to apply herfelr'...

...than loft : the good matron, who was in the inoft endearing fenfe my parent and my friend, was feized with a fever, which in a few days put an end to her life, and left me alone in the world without alliance and proteftion, overwhelmed with grief, and...

...than loft : the good matron, who was in the moft endearing fenfe my parent and my friend, was feized with a fever, which in a few days put an end to her life, and left me alone in the world without alliance and proteftion, overwhelmed with grief, and...

...a public writing-school, teachers were brought into the house to instruct me privately ; and though That care, however, which watched his health, was...transferred to me the inheritance of my ancestors. 1 still went to a dancing-school three days in the week to practise the lessons which I received from...

...gentleman, while I was allowed to devour apple-dumplin, gulp down small-beer, and play monkey tricks at the side-table. That care, however, which watched...first transports of my mother's grief were subsided, she^egan to apply herself to the care of her surviving child. I was now become inheritress of her anxiety,...

...brought into the house to instruct me privately; and though That care, however, which watched his healthi was not repaid with success ; he was always more delicate,...transferred to me the inheritance of my ancestors. I still went to a dancing-school three days in the week to practise the lessons which I received from...

...melancholy retirement he spent the vigour and strength of his days. At length, he was seized with a violent fever, which in a .few days put an end to his life, in the forty-eighth year of his age. He was full of heavenly expressions in his last sickness, and...