The British Essayists: Adventurer

able admitted advantages ADVENTURER appear attempt attention beauty became become believe called cause character circumstances considered continued curiosity death delight desire discovered distress doubt effect engaged enjoy entered equal expected expressed eyes father fear frequently give gratify greater hand happiness heard honour hope human imagination immediately increase intended John kind known labour lady learned less live looked means ment mind misery moral morning nature never night object once pain passed passions perceived perhaps perpetual person pleasure present probably produced reason received reflections regarded religion rendered says scene servant soon story success suffered thee thing thou thought tion told took truth turned vice virtue whole wife wish wretched write young