He has however in perspective some visionary scheme of emolument and dishonour blended, to put into execution as soon as he obtains his discharge.

The uncertificated Bankrupt has many opportunities left yet; he has other dupes, other tricks of trade, other resources in reserve.
The Swindler mellows, refines, and sublimates his plan of future operations, and associates in it, perchance, a fallen fair one, or an incipient Greek, ~38~~ put up in the Bench.

Horse-dealers, money scriveners, bill doers, attorneys, &c.

have either the means of setting up again, or some new system of roguery to be put in practice, in fresh time and place, which may conduct them to the harbour of Fortune, or waft them over the herring pond at the expence of the public purse.

The disinterested Profligate here either consumes, corrupts, and festers, under the brandy fever and despair, or is put up by a gambler, who sells his art to his brother debtors, and thus lives in hope of yet turning the honest penny in imitation of those who have gone before him.