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...he had no esteem for his northern mistress, although she has been his companion fur so many years. She had no elegance of manners : and as they had both contracted an odious hahit of drinking, so they exposed themselves, very frequently, not only to their own family, but to...

...he had no esteem for his northern mistress, although she has been his companion for so many years. She had no elegance of manners : and as they had both...contracted an odious habit of drinking, so they exposed him to Mrs. Walkenshaw, and that he could see her removed from him without any concern ; but he would...

...and, as they liad both contracted an odious habit of drinking, so they exposed themselves тегу frequently, not only to their own family, but to all .their neighbours. They often quarrelled, and sometimes fought: they were some of those drunken scenes which probably occasioned...

...he had no esteem for his northern mistress, although she had been his companion for so many years. She had no elegance of manners : and as they had both...own family, but to all their neighbours. They often quarrelled, and sometimes fought. They were some of these drunken scenes which, probably, occasioned...

...no esteem for his northern mistress, although sl,e had been his companion for so many years. She bad no elegance of manners : and as they had both contracted...own family, but to all their neighbours. They often quarrelled, and sometimes fought. They were some of these drunken scenes which, probably, occasioned...

...he had no esteem for his northern mistress, although she had been his companion for so many years. She had no elegance of manners : and as they had both...frequently, not only to their own family, but to all their neighbour*. They often quarrelled, and sometimes fought. They were some of these drunken scenes which,...

...mistress, although she had been his companion for so many years. She had no elegance of man ners : and as they had both contracted an odious habit of...own family, but to all their neighbours. They often quarrelled, and sometimes fought. They were some of these drunken scenes which, probably, occasioned...