...and a degree of integrity " and manly courage, of which I remember many iu" stances, disiinguished him even at that period. I " loved him and revered...age. " In a word, I can only say of this amiable and " wonderful man, that he had more virtues, and less "faults, than I ever yet saw in any human being;...

...which I remember many " instances, distinguished him even at that period. I loved him and revered.him, and, " though one or two years older than he was, was always instructed by him from my " earliest sige. " In a word, I can only say of this amiable and wonderful man, that he had more "virtues, and...

...' various kinds, and a degree of integrity and manly courage, of which ' I remember many instances, distinguished him even at that period. ' I loved him and revered him, and, though one or two years olde/ ' than he was, was always instructed by him from my earliest age. " In a word, I can only say...

...plays of various kinds, and a degree of integrity and manly courage, of which I remember instances, distinguished him even at that period. I loved him,...was always instructed by him from my earliest age." Dr. Thackeray's opinion of the capacity and talents of his pupil was expressed in terms equally strong....

...of various kinds, and a degree of integrity and manly courage, of which I remember many instances, distinguished him even at that period. I loved him,...was always instructed by him from my earliest age." He invented a play of something like a political character, in which the principal parts were performed...

...and manly courage, of which I remember many instances, distinguished him even at that period. I loved and revered him, and though one or two years older...my earliest age. In a word, I can only say of this wonderful man, that he had more virtues and less faults than I ever yet saw in any human being; and...

...and manly courage, of which I remember many instances, distinguished him even at that period. I loved and revered him, and though one or two years older...my earliest age. In a word, I can only say of this wonderful man, that he had more virtues and less faults than I ever yet saw in any human being ; and...

...manly courage, of which I remember many instances, distinguished him even -at that period. I loved and revered him, and though one or two years older...my earliest age. In a word, I can only say of this wonderful man, that he had more virtues and less faults than I ever yet saw in any human being ; and...

...fondness for writing verses and plays of various kinds, and a degree of integrity and manly courage, distinguished him even at that period. I loved him...was always instructed by him from my earliest age." Such was his devotion to study, that he used to pass whole nights over his hooks, until his eyesight...

...various kinds, and a degree of integrity unil manly courage, distinguished him even at that [>enod. 1 5 But miss's fine Lunardi ! fie, How dare Such was his devotion to study, that ho used to pasa whole nights over his books, nntil his eyesight...