...the chief consideration which could have induced the fellow to bring about such a metamorphosis. OB getting out of prison I was the most miserable wretch...that I was spurned by those very persons who were befnre most anxious to cultivate my friendship. Barnabas and Louise had left me, resolving no longer...

...the most miserable wretch on earth. The fierce desire of vengeance had formerly kept up my (pints ; but this was now gone, and they sunk to the lowest pitch. I frequently called at my own house to inquire if I myself wai at home—for to was I obliged to ipeak...

...Albert Wolstang unfit to be a member of the university, and he was accordingly placarded upon the gat* and expelled, in terrorem. This circumstance being...most anxious to cultivate my friendship. Barnabas amI Louise had left me, resolving no longer to serve one who had undergone the punishment of a malefactor....

...corporeal change, seeing that my fortune was much more considerable than his own, and that he would confe at it in the course of six months. This I had no doubt...to cultivate my friendship. Barnabas and Louise had led me, resolving no longer to serve one who had undergone the punishment of a malefactor. In order...