...mortifying to reflect, that with regard to the subject of this last pamphlet, (the subject of which was a real character,) the worthy and unsuspecting...Boldre. In one of his walks Mr. GILPIN had lighted uppn his cottage. On entering it, he found its inhabitant, an aged, but stout and athletic man, eating...

...sometime the curate of Mr. Gilpin, conscientiously makes the following ' mortifying ' disclosure : ' William Baker was an old rustic, resident in a wild...mind, appeared in the countenance of the old peasant. In conversation he proved himself well versed in the Bible ; full of maxims of prudence and economy...

...Mr. Gilpin, conscientiously makes the following ' mortifying ' disclosure : ' William Baker WHS un old rustic, resident in a wild part of the parish...cottage. On entering it he found its inhabitant, an «gcd, but stout and athletic man, eating his humble dinner. AH within was neat and clean, and something...

...sometime the curate of Mr. Gilpin, conscientiously makes the following mortifying disclosure : '- — ' William Baker was an old rustic, resident in a wild...mind appeared in the countenance of the old peasant. In conversation he proved himself well versed in the Bible ; full of maxims of prudence and economy...

...sometime the curate of Mr. Gilpin, conscientiously makes the following mortifying disclosure : I— ' William Baker was an old rustic, resident in a wild...part of the parish of Boldre. In one of his walks Mr. Gilpiu had lighted upon his cottage. On entering it he found its inhabitant, an aged, but stout and...

...pamphlet, the worthy and unsuspecting Vicat of Boldre should have been the dupe of vulgar artifices and consummate hypocrisy, concealed under the cloak...mind appeared in the countenance of the old peasant. Al r. Gilpiu sat down, informed Baker who he was, and entered into conversation with him. He soon perceived...

...disclosure :'— 1 William Baker was an old rustic, resident in a wild part of the pariah of Boklre. In one of his walks Mr. Gilpin had lighted upon his...mind appeared in the countenance of the old peasant. In conversation he proved himself well versed in the Bible; full of maxims of prudence and economy;...

...sometime curate of Mr. Gilpin, conscientiously makes the following mortifying disclosure :' — • ' William Baker was an old rustic, resident in a wild part of the pnrUh of Boldre. In one of his walks Mr. Gilpin had lighted upon his cottage. On entering it he found...

...sometime the curate of Mr. GKlpin, conscientiously •makes the following ' mortifying ' disclosure : ' William Baker was an old rustic, resident in a wild...inhabitant, an aged, but stout and athletic man, eating hj^ humble dinner. All within was neat and clean, and something indicative of strong sense and a cheerful...