The Works of Hannah More, Volume 1Harper, 1872 |
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Page 11
... Bragwell ; or , the Two Wealthy Farmers , ' Tis All for the Best , A Cure for Melancholy , The Sunday School , 120 129 162 167 ยท 172 ALLEGORIES . The Foolish Traveller : or , a good Inn is a bad Home , The Pilgrims , 176 The Valley of ...
... Bragwell ; or , the Two Wealthy Farmers , ' Tis All for the Best , A Cure for Melancholy , The Sunday School , 120 129 162 167 ยท 172 ALLEGORIES . The Foolish Traveller : or , a good Inn is a bad Home , The Pilgrims , 176 The Valley of ...
Page 129
... BRAGWELL . IN SEVEN PARTS of letting others see that they can afford any thing. arning to all masters and mistresses ... BRAGWELL and Mr. Worthy happened to meet last year at Weyhill fair . They were glad to see each other , as they had ...
... BRAGWELL . IN SEVEN PARTS of letting others see that they can afford any thing. arning to all masters and mistresses ... BRAGWELL and Mr. Worthy happened to meet last year at Weyhill fair . They were glad to see each other , as they had ...
Page 130
... Bragwell the son of the servant . Bragwell's father had been ploughman in the family of Mr. Worthy's uncle , a sensible man , who farmed a small estate of his own , and who having no children , bred up young Worthy as his son ...
... Bragwell the son of the servant . Bragwell's father had been ploughman in the family of Mr. Worthy's uncle , a sensible man , who farmed a small estate of his own , and who having no children , bred up young Worthy as his son ...
Page 131
... Bragwell sent her daughters to a board- ing - school , where she instructed them to hold up their heads as high as any body ; to have more spirit than to be put upon by any one ; never to be pitiful about money , but rather to show that ...
... Bragwell sent her daughters to a board- ing - school , where she instructed them to hold up their heads as high as any body ; to have more spirit than to be put upon by any one ; never to be pitiful about money , but rather to show that ...
Page 132
... Bragwell and Wor- thy , met at Weyhill fair , as was said before . After many hearty salutations had passed be tween them , it was agreed that Mr. Bragwell should spend the next day with his old friend , whose house was not many miles ...
... Bragwell and Wor- thy , met at Weyhill fair , as was said before . After many hearty salutations had passed be tween them , it was agreed that Mr. Bragwell should spend the next day with his old friend , whose house was not many miles ...
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