 | James Boswell - 1831 - 584 sider
...tribute. But, alas ! all my purposes of writing were prevented ; first, by a series of family engagements and perplexities, which much affected me, and lately,...one day's confinement to a room; but, on last Friday se'nnight, a violent fit of the colic seized me, and, till yesterday, disabled me from going out of... | |
 | James Boswell - 1831 - 592 sider
...tribute. But, alas ! all my purposes of writing were prevented ; first, by a series of family engagements and perplexities, which much affected me, and lately,...day's confinement to a room ; but, on last Friday se'nnight, a violent fit of the colic seized me, and, till yesterday, disabled me from going out of... | |
 | James Boswell - 1835 - 590 sider
...perplexities, which much affected me, and lately ^ fay what, I. believe, is in part the consequence of t them, sickness. I have a very tender weak body, and...one day's confinement to a room; but, on last Friday se'nnight, a violent fit of the cotic seized me, and, till yesterday, disabled me from going out of... | |
 | Hester Lynch Piozzi - 1884 - 538 sider
...tribute. But, alas! all my purposes of writing were prevented; first, by a series of family engagements and perplexities, which much affected me, and lately,...one day's confinement to a room ; but on last Friday sevennight, a violent fit of the colic seized me, and till yesterday disabled me from going out of... | |
 | James Boswell - 1884 - 534 sider
...tribute. But, alas ! all my purposes of writing were prevented ; first, by a series of family engagements and perplexities, which much affected me, and lately,...one day's confinement to a room ; but on last Friday sevennight, a violent fit of the colic seized me, and till yesterday disabled me from going out of... | |
 | Hester Lynch Piozzi, Richard Cumberland - 1884 - 468 sider
...tribute. But, alas ! all my purposes of writing were prevented ; first, by a series of family engagements and perplexities, which much affected me, and lately, by what, I believe, is in parl the consequence of them, sickness. I have a very tender, weak body, and it is next to a miracle... | |
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... pleased with your letter, as one of the prettiest things I ever read in my life, and longed to praise you in reply to it, as a proof of my being convinced, that, as a friend, I owed you this honest tribute. But, alas! all my purposes of writing were... 