Capitolo 3
it makes his/her conversation extremely of accord, and more delicious
what the same degree of sense and the virtue it would appear in them
common colours and to the agenda. As I was walking with him last
night, he asked to me as the good man I liked that I have just now
done mention? and without being for my answer it told me, That him
it was afraid to be insulted with the Latin and Greek to his really
table; for that the reason he desired a the particular friend of his to
the university to discover rather out it a cleric of simple sense
what very the culture, of a good aspect a clear voice, a sociable
you temper, and, if possible, a man that has understood some
backgammon. My friend, says Roger Signore, you find out me this
gentleman that, his in demand endowments, are besides, them
tell me, a good researcher the tho' he doesn't make shew it. I have given
him the parsonage of the parish; and because I know his/her value,
you/he/she has established on him a good annuity for life. If he survives to
me, he will find that he was taller in my respect that perhaps him
he/she thinks him it is. He has now been with me thirty years; and tho' him
doesn't know what I have taken notice of it, it never has in everybody that
time asked anything of me him, tho' he is every day
soliciting me for of the thing in account of one or other of mine
tenants his/her parishioners. There has not been a law-suit in the
parish from when he has liv among them. If some dispute rises them
he is applied to for the decision; if theirs don't do
you accept without protesting his/her judgment that I don't think it ever happened above
once or twice they appeals at the most, to me. To his/her first setup
with me, I manufactured him a present of all the good sermons that you/they have
is printed in English, and only begg of him that every Sunday
he would pronounce one of them in the pulpit. Accordingly, him
you/he/she has digested them in such series, that they follows one
another naturally, and ago a system continued of practical