The British Essayists: The Adventurer

able acquaintance ADVENTURER affection answer appearance attempt attention beauty became believed cause character circumstances common considered continued danger daughters desire determined discovered distress dreadful enjoy equal evil excellence expected expressed eyes father fear feel felicity follow formed fortune frequently gained give greater hand happened happiness heart honour hope hour human imagination immediately increased kind knew known labour lady learned leave less letter live look mankind manner means ment mind moment morning nature never night object observed obtain once passed passion perhaps perpetual person pleasure possession present produced reason received reflected scarce scene seems sense sentiments short sometimes soon success suffered surely taken tenderness thee things thou thought tion told truth turned virtue wish wretch writers