 | 1805 - 456 pages
...exhihits no bad specimen of the thoughtless dispositions of the two characters :— '' Dear Sam, " 1 am in prison for debt : come and assist your loving...PS I have sent my attorney to assist you ; in the mean time let us hope for better days." Vol. np 4. The various circumstances of Foote's life are well... | |
 | 1807 - 574 pages
...AM in prison for debt : come and assist your loving mother, " K. FOOT i." « DEAR MOTHFR, "SO ami; which prevents his duty being paid to his loving mother by her affectionate son, " SAM FOOTS." "PS. I have sent my attorney to assist you ; in the mean time let u» hope for better days."... | |
 | G. H. Wilson - 1807 - 430 pages
...of her temporary embarrassments she wrote tlse following; laconic epistle to Foote: " DEAR SAM, " I am in prison for debt; come and assist your loving mother " E. FOOTE." His answer, scarcely less laconic, was as follows: " DEAR MOTHER, " So am I; which prevents hi* cfuty... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1809 - 1138 pages
...answer, exhibit no bad specimen ot the thoughtless dispositions of the two characters : " Dear Sam, , " I am in prison for debt : come " and assist your loving mother, " E. FOOTE." " Dear mother, " So am I ; и nidi prevents his duly " being paid to his loving mother by " her afleclioiiate son, « SAM. FOOTE."... | |
 | Liber - 1809 - 372 pages
...SAM, I AM in pnl'cm for debt : come and afiift your loving mother, E. FOOTE." " DEAR MOTHCT, SO am 1 ; which prevents his duty being paid to his loving mother, by her affectionate fon, SAM FOOTE." " PS I have fent my attorney to afiift you ; in the mean -time let us hope for better... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1809 - 1484 pages
...answer, exhibit no bud specinifii of the thoughtless dispositions ol the two characters: " Dear Sam, " I am in prison for debt : come " and assist your loving mother, " E. ГООГЕ." P" Dear mother, . " So am I ; which prevents his duly * " being paid to lib loving mother... | |
 | 1822 - 590 pages
...Under a temporary embarrassment, she wrote the following laconic epistle to Foote. " Dear Sam, " I am in prison for debt ; come and assist your loving mother. E. Foote." His answer was, " Dear mother, " So am I ; which prevents his duty being paid to his loving mother... | |
 | John Galt - 1831 - 332 pages
...which with his answer affords an amusing specimen of their likeness to each other. " DEAR SAM, " I am in prison for debt ; come and assist your loving...PS I have sent my attorney to assist you ; in the mean time let us hope for better days." But to return to his wedded life Mrs. Foote his wife was so... | |
 | John Galt - 1831 - 336 pages
...which with his answer affords an amusing specimen of their likeness to each other. " DEAR SAM, " I am in prison for debt ; come and assist your loving...PS I have sent my attorney to assist you ; in the mean time let us hope for better days." But to return to his wedded life. Mrs. Foote his wife was so... | |
 | Robert Chambers - 1832 - 846 pages
...of Samuel, who allowed her a hundred a year. On one occasion she wrote him as follows : 'DEAR SAM, I am in prison for debt ; come and assist your loving mother, E. FOOTE.' To this brief note he replied. •DEAR MOTHER, So am I ; which prevents his duty being paid to hia... | |
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So am I ; which prevents his duty being paid to his loving mother by her affectionate son, 
