He was a kind man, but not exactly fitted to fill my grandfather's shoes.

I afterwards learned that he died of fever as he was being carried across the sea.
"During the 'sizes I had made acquaintance with old Fulcher.

I was in the town on my father's account, and he was there on his son's, who, having committed a small larceny, was in trouble.

Young Fulcher, however, unlike my father, got off, though he did not give the son of a lord a hundred guineas to speak for him, and ten more to pledge his sacred honour for his honesty, but gave Counsellor P.

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