...his lifuation in life, concurred to render him jealous of indignity, and fo ingenious in difcovering oblique reproach and infult in the behaviour of thofe...which had been left there by a child of the family, lie immediately took it into his head, that they were left there as reproachful emblems of his poverty,...

...and insult in the behaviour of those about him, that, finding one evening, after he came home, some pieces of bread in the dining-room, which had been...that they were left there as reproachful emblems of his poverty, which obliged him to subsist on the fragments of charity. This thought set him on fire...

...and insult in the behaviour of those about him, that, finding one evening, after he came home, some pieces of bread in the dining-room, which had been...that they were left there as reproachful emblems of his poverty, which obliged him to subsist on the fragments of charity. This thought set him on fire...

...render him fo jeSloils of indignity, and fo ingenious in difcovering oblique reproach and infnlt 3n the behaviour of thofe about him, that, finding one...they were left • there as reproachful emblems of his poverty, which obliged him to fubfift on the fragments of charity. This thought fet him on fire...

...of indignity, and fo ingehious in difcovering oblique reproach and infult in the behaviour of tb'ofe about him, that finding one evening, after he came...of bread in the dining-room, which' had been left thereby a child of the family, hé immediately tobk.it into his head, that they were left there as...