 | Robert Anderson - 1795 - 1288 str.
...in my power to make Ireland plcafe you better ; and whatever is in my power, j"=sj always command. 1 fhall be glad to hear from you the hiftory of your management, wheufe or a fhop, and what companions you have found." • erval of little more than two years, he... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1824 - 910 str.
...we learn to know the comforts of our own. I wish, however, it was in my power to make Ireland please you better ; and whatever is in my power you may always command. I shall be glad to hear from you ;he history of your management ; whether you have ahouseorashop, and... | |
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One advantage is also to be gained from the sight of poor countries; we learn to know the comforts of our own. I wish, however, it was in my power to make Ireland please you better; and whatever is in my power you may always command. I shall be glad to... 