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...tune, I would advise, instead of taking the lower road, to follow my route, for two L. daughters. " Hail ! ye small sweet courtesies of life, for smooth do ye make the road of it !" Askrigg is a considerable market-town, on the banks of the river Ure. The inhabitants are chiefly...

...every thing, dear Toby, for the best, I rest thy affectionate brother, WALTER SHANDY. THE PULSE. PARIS. HAIL, ye small sweet courtesies of life, for smooth...this door, and let the stranger in. • — Pray, Madam, said I, have the goodness t« tell me which way I must turn to go to the Opera t 'ami, i in...

...determination where to go ; — I shall consider of that, said I, as I walk along. THE PULSE. PAEI3. HAIL, ye small sweet courtesies of life, for smooth...have the goodness to tell me which way I must turn to go to the Opera Comique. Most willingly, Monsieur, said she, laying aside her work. I had given a cast...

...determination where to go ; — I shall consider of that, said I, as I walk along. THE PULSE. 1'AK.Io. HAIL, ye small sweet courtesies of life, for smooth...Madame, said I, have the goodness to tell me which way I iruist turn to go to the Opera Comiytie. Most willingly, Monsieur, said she, laying aside her work....

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...and stalk so much alike, that I would not give ninepence to choose amongst them. THE PULSE. PARIS. Hail, ye small, sweet courtesies of life, for smooth...have the goodness to tell me which way I must turn to go to the Opera Comique. — Most willingly, Monsieur, said she, laying aside her work. I had given...

...thought from whence she came. " Hail ! ye sweet courtesies of human life ; for smooth and pleasant do ye make the road of it. Like grace and beauty, which beget inclination at first sight, it is ye who open the door, and let the stranger in."* In their entertainments...