...some overtures to the creditor for his release, though without effect; and continued, during the whole time of his imprisonment, to treat him with the utmost tenderness and civility. Mr. Savage very frequently received visits, and sometimes presents, from his acquaintances; but they...

...overtures to the creditor for his release, though without effect ; and continued, during the whole time of his imprisonment, to treat him with the utmost...makes it most difficult ; and therefore the humanity «fa gaoler certainly deserves this public attestation ; and the man, whose heart has not been hardened...

...some overtures to the creditor for his release, though without effect; and continued, during the whole time of his imprisonment, to treat him with the utmost...may be justly proposed as a pattern of benevolence. 1 f an inscription was once engraved " to the honest toll-gatherer," less honours ought not to be paid...

...overtures to the creditor for his release, though without effect ; and continued, during the whole time of his imprisonment, to treat him with the utmost...an inscription was once engraved, " to the honest toll -gatherer," less honours ought not to be paid " to the tender gaoler." Mr. Savage very frequently...

...overtures to the creditor for his release, though without effect ; and continued, during the whole time of his imprisonment, to treat him with the utmost...an inscription was once engraved, " to the honest toll -gatherer," less honours ought not to be paid " to the tender gaoler." Mr. Savage very frequently...

...imprisonment, to treat him with the utmost tenderness aud civility. Virtue is undoubtedly most laudible in that state which makes it most difficult ; and...an inscription was once engraved, " to the honest toll-gafherer," less honours ought not to be paid " to the tender gaoler." * See this confirmed, Gent....

...without effect ; and continued, during the whole * See this confirmed, Gent. Mag. vol. LVII. 1 140. time of his imprisonment, to treat him with the utmost...therefore the humanity of a gaoler certainly deserves this publick attestation ; and the man, whose heart has not been hardened by such an employment, may be...

...overtures to the creditor for his release, though without effect ; and continued, during the whole time of his imprisonment, to treat him with the utmost...employment, may be justly proposed as a pattern of benevp• See thie confirmed, Gent. Mag. voL Mi. 1110. ' N. lence. If an inscription was once engraved,...

...Savage gave the ingenious biographer of that unhappy poet occasion for the following reflections: ' Virtue is undoubtedly most laudable in that state...heart has not been hardened by such an employment may justly bn proposed as a pattern of benevolence. If an inscription was once engraved to the honest toll.gutherer,...

...some overtures to the creditor for his release, though without effect; and continued, during the whole time of his imprisonment, to treat him with the utmost...therefore, the humanity of a gaoler certainly deserves this publick attestation ; and the man, whose heart has not been hardened by such an employment, may be...