...it had eat the fame bread with him all the way, end was unto him as a friend. Every body who flood about heard the poor fellow with concern — La Fleur...but the lofs of him. — The afs, he faid, he was affurej, loved him — and upon this, 'told them a long ftory of a mifeliance upon their paffage over...

...was unto him as a friend. Every body who ftood about, heard the poor fellow with concern — La tlcur offered him money: — the mourner faid he did not...but the lofs of him. — The afs, he faid, he was aflured, loved him — and upon this, told them a long ftory of a mifchance upon their pafiage over...

...poor fellow with concern — La , Lur offered him money— the mourner faid he did not want i; — it was not the value of the afs— but the lofs of him. — The afs, he faid, he was affured, loved hirr. — and upon this, told them a long ftory of a mifchance upon their paflage over...

...was unto him as a friend. Every body who flood about, heard the poor fellow with concern — La Fhur offered him money — the mourner faid he did not...— but the lofs of him.— The afs, he faid, he was aflured, loved him — and upon this, told them a long ftory of a mifchance upon their paflage over...

...it had eat the same bread with bim all the way, and was unto him as a friend. Every body who stood about, heard the poor fellow with concern — La Fleur offered him money. — The mourner said, he did not want it — it was not the value of the aas — but Ihe loss of him . — The ass,...

...journey ; — that it had eat the fame bread with him all the way, and was unto him as a friend. i Every body who ftood about heard the poor fellow with...afs, but the lofs of him. The afs, he faid, he was allured loved him ; — and, upon this, told them a long ftory of a mifchance upon their paffage over...

...about , heard the poor • fellow with concern — La Fleur offered him mo« ney — The mourner said he did not want it — it was not the value of the ass — but the loss of him — The ass, he said, he was assured, loved him^-and upon this , told them...

...stood about, heard the poor feliow with concern. — I/A Fleur offered him money. — The mourner said, he did not want it — it was not the value of the ass — but the loss of him. — The ass, he said, he was assured, loved him — and, on this, told...

...bitterly. He faid, Heaven had accepted the conditions, and that lie had fet out from his cottage w ith this poor creature, who had been a patient partner...afs, but the lofs of him. The afs, he faid, he was allured, loved him ; — and, upon this, told them a lonj: ftory of a inilchance upon tlitir paflage...

...it had eat the same bread with him all the way, and was unto him as a friend. Every body who stood about heard the poor fellow with concern; La Fleur offered him money — The mourner said he did not want it — it was not the value of the ass — but the loss of him — The ass, he...