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seem to have been a mani genuine literar instes.

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Dear prisoned spirit of the impassione grape, 'he found e must run or it to Edinburgh, ruather Leith, fourteen miles this e id, and was a thepter jus in timerio uni in to the Eli pinnace, hicla

in hisaeen political astes, in imaginative literature, an in fiction. In the highes hin os poetr hee oyed the weet ain of ears andae ali his life

had a steady liking, even aiunger, o a good novet This refreshed lightened, and diverte his indsrom the strat of his incessant exegesis Η used alway to a that Sir alter an Goldsmith, and even Fielding, is Edgeworth, Mis Austen, and Mis Ferrier, ere me benefactor to the race, by

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he Was, there Was his minister o the mare Wimming

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and ne neve repeate it; ut it a like me an there ere the eopte that was hat he would cat, and though timid sor anticipate dange a any Woman incitae a Without ear. One more illustrationi his character in connexion

th his riding. O comin to dilaburgh e meumthis indis exercise he had n occasio for itiandae ad enough and more than nough of excite-men in the public question in hichae found him

fel involved, and in the miscellaneous activities os a popular tom minister. I Was the a oun doctor -it mus have been about 184o-anclaad a patient, Mn. James Roberison, idest aughter fir Pirie, me predecessoris Dr. Dic in hat Was then Shutile Street congregation, GlasgoW. She was ne os mysather' earlies an deares friends,- mother in the

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Thy springs, an dyindigales 'repeatin ove and ver ome of the lines, as

As e passe through lateford, he spoli os Dr. Belfrage, his reat-hearte friend of his obligationsto him, and of his son m friend both lyin t gether in Colinto churchyard and of r. Dich, who a minister besore im, of the Coventrys, ando Stitchel and prouston, of his mollier, and of himself,-his oubis of his om sincerit in religion, his sense of sin, o God reverting osten to his dyin friend. Sucho ming oni occurre to me with hi once oro ice all, life and the when Ne ere home, he a silent, hut up self-Containedas besore. He was himself conscious of this habito reticence, and What may be calle loel smo us, his children, and lamente it Premember his say- in in a sor of moumfulci ohe, have a vel oflove knowrit: ut it is a et L an a draw- vin