...have fine bread, wine, and warm houfes : ** every herb and root fatisfies our hunger ; water fupplies the ** want of wine ; and every tree is to us a warm houfe (a) t." The (a) D'ron Caflius. • This w»s compofed in the year i770. •f- Providence has.provided...

...is ready to quit his poft upon the 6; ft fummons. -f This was eompofed in tht year 1770. " fupplies the want of wine; and every tree is to us a " warm houfe (Z.) *." The indulging in down-beds, fofc pillows, and eafy feats, is a fpecies of luxury, becaufe...

...with the world JS duTalved : a tedium mix enfuesj and then ** fatisfies our hunger ; water fupplies the " want of wine ; and every tree is to us a ** warm houfe (a) *." The indulging in down-beds, foft pillows, and eafy feats, is a fpecies of luxury ; becaufe...

...have fine bread, wine, and warm " houfes: every herb and root fatisfies our hun" ger; water fupplies the want of wine; and " every tree is to us a warm houfe (o)*." If it fhould be aflerted, that no excefs in eating or drinking is better entitled to be...

...They must have fine bread, wine, and warm " houses : every herb and root satisfies our hun" ger .j water supplies the want of wine ; and " every tree is to us a warm house (a) *." If it should be asserted, that no excess in eating or drinking is better entitled to be termed...

...the smaller numbers of those rugged barbarians whom they affected to despise (638). o. When Bonduca, queen of the ancient Britons, was about to engage...without much pain what would totally overwhelm us." p. Even the aborigines of our own country, with all their fondness for the chase, before their intercourse...

...advantage we have over them is that they cannot, like us, bear hunger, thirst, heat, nor cold. They muet have fine bread, wine, and warm houses. Every herb...hunger, water supplies the want of wine, and every tree ¡8 to us a warm house.' In those times,' says the noble historian on whose authority I state this,...