 | 1806 - 572 sayfa
...was in his power to prac. £ie I •i 'li not, with respect to him, adopt a mode of speech which has has become too common, and call him my poor son : for I must believe that he is infinitely happy, ai.(i will be so for ever. " May God grant every blessing to your Grace, your family, and all your... | |
 | Sir William Forbes - 1806 - 578 sayfa
...benevolence, filial affection, and indeed of every virtue which it was in his power to practise. I shall not, with respect to him, adopt a mode of speech which has become too common, and call him my floor ton : for I must believe, that he is infinitely happy, and will be so for ever. " May God grant... | |
 | Sir William Forbes - 1807 - 364 sayfa
...benevolence, filial affection, and indeed of every virtue which it was in his power to practise. I shall not, with respect to him, adopt a mode of speech which...that he is infinitely happy, and will be so for ever. " May God grant every blessing to your Grace, your family, and all your friends. " The Duke of Gordon... | |
 | Sir William Forbes - 1807 - 356 sayfa
...benevolence, filial affection, and indeed of every virtue which it was in his power to practise. I shall not, with respect to him, adopt a mode of speech which...that he is infinitely happy, and will be so for ever. " May God grant every blessing to your Grace, your family, and all your friends. " The Duke of Gordon... | |
 | Sir William Forbes - 1807 - 356 sayfa
...benevolence, filial affection, and indeed of every virtue which it was in his power to practise. I shall not, with respect to him, adopt a mode of speech which...that he is infinitely happy, and will be so for ever. " May God grant every blessing to your Grace, your family, and all your friends. " The Duke of Gordon... | |
 | Sir William Forbes, James Beattie - 1807 - 572 sayfa
...benevolence, filial affection, and indeed of every virtue which it was in his power to practise. I shall not, with respect to him, adopt a mode of speech which has become too coinmon, and call him my poor son : for I must believe, that he is infinitely happy, and will be so... | |
 | James Beattie, Thomas Gray - 1809 - 408 sayfa
...affection, and m» deed of every virtue which it was in his power to practise. I shall not, with rcspet to him, adopt a mode of speech which has become too common, and call him my poor son t for I must believe, that he is infinitely happy, and •will be so for ever. " May God grant every... | |
 | Elizabeth Frank - 1814 - 400 sayfa
...benevolence, filial affection, and indeed of every virtue which it was in hi? power to practise. I shall not, with respect to him, adopt a mode of speech which...for I must believe, that he is infinitely happy, and that he will be so for ever. May God grant every blessing to your grace, your family, and all your... | |
 | Frank Elizabeth - 1814 - 400 sayfa
...practise. I shall nut, with respect to him, B 5 adopt & mode of speech which has become too eomnion, and call him my poor son: for I must believe, that he is infinitely happy, and that he will be so for erer. May God grant every blessing to your grace, youi; family, and all your... | |
 | 1816 - 358 sayfa
...benevolence, filial affection, and indeed of ever)' virtue which it was in his power to practise. I shall not, with respect to him, adopt a mode of speech which has become too common, and call him my poor nan: for I in ust believe, that he is infinitely happy, and that Le will be so for ever. May God grant... | |
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But my chief comfort arises from reflecting upon the particulars of his life ; which was one uninterrupted exercise of piety, benevolence, filial affection, and indeed of every virtue which it was in his power to practise. I shall not, with respect to... 
