Views of Society And Manners in the North of Ireland : in a Series of Letters Written in the Year 1818
Views of Society And Manners in the North of Ireland : in a Series of Letters Written in the Year 1818
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He would have come sooner he said, but he was. only Digiti ized by Google 105 jUst recovering from the fever. In the greatest agitation, my poor friend bid him instantly be gone. I winna gang, said the iAd man till I pay my rent, I had trouble enough in getting here, and dinna choose to travel eight miles on a fooPs errand. My friend at length rose from his chair, and pusdied him out of the room ; but scarcely had he returned to it, when be put his hand t0 hts head, and exclaimed, I have taken ...the ifever. That very night, I believe, the sjrmptoms shewed themselves^ and he died on the ninth day of his disorder.
I turned round on a little hill, and took a last look of Fremount and Cootehill, and bade ^ tb^:B, in my mmd, a long and everlasting adieu. Such is the world, says an admired writer, tiat we find in it abscdute misery, but happiness only comparative ; we may suffer as much pain as we can possibly endure, though we can never obtain as much hap- piness as; we might possibly enjoy.
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He would have come sooner he said, but he was. only Digiti ized by Google 105 jUst recovering from the fever. In the greatest agitation, my poor friend bid him instantly be gone. I winna gang, said the iAd man till I pay my rent, I had trouble enough in getting here, and dinna choose to travel eight miles on a fooPs errand. My friend at length rose from his chair, and pusdied him out of the room ; but scarcely had he returned to it, when be put his hand t0 hts head, and exclaimed, I have taken ...the ifever. That very night, I believe, the sjrmptoms shewed themselves^ and he died on the ninth day of his disorder.
I turned round on a little hill, and took a last look of Fremount and Cootehill, and bade ^ tb^:B, in my mmd, a long and everlasting adieu. Such is the world, says an admired writer, tiat we find in it abscdute misery, but happiness only comparative ; we may suffer as much pain as we can possibly endure, though we can never obtain as much hap- piness as; we might possibly enjoy.
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