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...virtues, the Good, Earl, inculcates, with much ingenuity, a moral sentence, which, however, may be abused by thoughtless generosity. After a grateful commemoration of the fifty-five years of the union and happiness which he enjoyed with Mabel his wife, the good Earl thus speaks from the tomb...

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...virtues, the good, Earl, inculcates with much ingenuity a moral sentence, which may, however, be abused by thoughtless generosity. After a grateful commemoration...wife, the good Earl thus speaks from the tomb ; What * This great family, de Ripuariis, de Redvers, de Rivers, ended, in Edward the Fiist's time, in Isabella...

...suivived her brother and husband, ^Dugdale, Baronage,- pip 254 — 257.)What we gave, we have ; CHAP. What we spent, we had ; What we left, we lost *. But...in this sense, were far superior to their gifts and expences ; and their heirs, not less than the poor, were the objects of their paternal care. The suras...

...virtues, the Good Earl, inculcates with much ingenuity a moral sentence, which, however, may be abused by thoughtless generosity. After a grateful commemoration...have ; What we spent we had ; What we left we lost. t But their losses, in this sense, were far superior to their gifts and expenses ; and their heirs,...

...vjrtues, tiiegood, earl, inculcates with much ingenuity a moral sentence, which may however be abused by thoughtless generosity. After a grateful commemoration...in this sense, were far superior to their gifts and expences; and their heirs, not less than the poor, were the objects of their paternal care. The sums...

...virtues, the good, earl, inculcates with much ingenuity a moral sentence, which may however be abused by thoughtless generosity. After a grateful commemoration...gave, we have; What we spent, we had; What we left, we lost.q f This great family, de Ripuariis, de Redvers, de Rivers, ended in Edward the First's time,...

...Gibbon, " his epitaph inculcates, with much " ingenuity, a moral sentence, which may however be abused by " thoughtless generosity. After a grateful commemoration...his wife, the good Earl thus speaks from the tomb : — lllljat tot gabt, tor babt; Illljat tot spent, tot ijati ; lilliat tot ltft, tot loot," 1 Froissart,...

...however be abused by " thoughtless generosity. After a grateful commemoration of the " fifty-five7 years of union and happiness which he enjoyed with...his wife, the good Earl thus speaks from the tomb : — toe rj.itic, toe l),il»r ; toe Spent, toe l),ib ; lili),u toe left, toe lost." 1 Froissart,...