...for it, and he blessed the poor man ; and was so like the good Samaritan, that he gave him money to refresh both himself and his horse; and told him,...Herbert, who used to be so trim and clean, came into that company so soiled and discomposed; but he told them the occasion : And when one of the company...

...for it, and he blessed the poor man ; and was so like the good Samaritan, that he gave him money to refresh both himself and his horse ; and told him,...Herbert, who used to be so trim and clean, came into that company so soiled and discomposed ; but he told them the occasion : And when one of the company...

...for it, and he blessed the poor man ; and was so like the good Samaritan, that he gave him money to refresh both himself and his horse ; and told him...Salisbury, they began to wonder that Mr. George Herbert, which used to be so trim and clean, came into that company so soiled and discomposed ; but he told...

...horse, admonishing him also, * if he loved himself, to be merciful to his beast.* Then, coming to hia musical friends at Salisbury, they began to wonder that Mr. George Herbert, who used to be always so trim and neat, should come into that company so soiled and What maketh music when the winds...

...fallen under his load." Пе arrived in Salisbury in such a state that his musical friends there " began to wonder that Mr. George Herbert, who used to be so trim and neat, came into that company so soiled and discomposed." We may fancy him, rod in hand, strolling along...

...was so like the good Samaritan, that he gave him money to refresh both himself and his horse, telling him, " that if he loved himself he should be merciful to his beast." When he reached Salisbury the economy of his dress was considerably impaired by his exertions, which...

...both himself and his horse ; and told him, " If he loved himself he should be merciful to his beast." At his coming to his musical friends at Salisbury,...to wonder that Mr George Herbert, who used to be so clean, came in Knob a condition ; but he told them the occasion. And when one of the company told him,...

..."if be loved himself, he should be merciful to hia beast." So, leaving the poor man, and coming unto his musical friends at Salisbury, they began to wonder, that Mr. George Herbert, who always used to be so trim and clean, should come into that company so soiled and discomposed ; but...

...himfelf and his horfe ; and told him, That if he loved himfelf, he Jhould be merciful to his Beajl. Thus he left the poor man, and at his coming to his mufical friends at Sali/bury, they began to wonder that Mr. George Herbert, who ufed to be fo trim...

...himfelf and his horfe; and told him, That if he loved himfelf, he jhould be merciful to his Beaft. Thus he left the poor man, and at his coming to his mufical friends at Salijbury, they began to wonder that Mr. George Herbert, who ufed to be fo trim...