...been reading, entitled, " THE RIGHTS OF MAN." I was then driven to the next Inn, where 1 was put into a stable to wait a return job. Here I vented my tears,...the stable to see his own horse fed. He was a man about forty, with a mild chearful countenance; I observed that every now and then he took particular...

...him. These he every now and then qualified with a glass of sherry, from a decanter on his left hand. He was a man of about forty years of age, with a florid complexion, little grey eyes, large whiskers, and a most prominent stomach. He was dressed in...

...with the native and foreign talent. I also saw and heard Tietz the celebrated crazy violin player. He was a man of about forty years of age. with a ruddy complexion, and pleasing exterior. His appearance in no wise showed his insanity. We therefore...

...of one of the most crowded of London thoroughfares, within a short distance of Covent Garden Market. He was a man of about forty years of age, with a pleasant-looking face, although its features were specimens of Nature's roughest handiwork, for it...

...he had no other occupation. Imagine a journey of two days in the company of this redolent person ! He was a man of about forty years of age, with a thin face, a retreating jaw, a tuft of hair on his chin, while a cascade of tow-colored hair fell far...

...practitioner who needed to talk to a colleague. A short time later, Dr. Richard Williams joined us. He was a man of about forty years of age, with a beautiful, healthy tan. He had sombre, dark eyes and a very intense manner. He talked easily. It seemed...