...Falling at his feet, he befought him to give afliftance to a perfon who, if he efcaped the prefent danger, would make him returns beyond his expectation. The poor man, whether he had formerly known Marius, or were then ir.oved, (ays Plutarch, with the majefty of his countenance, anfwered, " If you...

...Falling at his feet, he befought him to give afliflance to a perfon who, if he efcaped the prefcnt danger, would make him returns beyond his expectation. The poor man, whether he had formerly known Marius, or were tlu'n moved, fays ^Plutarch, with the I 2 majefty of his countenance, anfwerrd, " If...

...^esth conwho worked in the fens. Falling at his feet, he besought him to give assistance to a person, who, if he escaped the present danger, would make...expectation. The poor man, whether he had formerly known Marius, or was then moved, says Plutarch, with the majesty ofhis countenance,answered, " If you want...

...cottage, who worked in the fens. Falling at his feet, he besought him to give assistance to a person, who, if he escaped the present danger, would make...expectation. The poor man, whether he had formerly known Marius, or was then moved, says Plutarch, with the majesty ofhiscountenance,answered, " If you want...

...down in an adjacent field, suspecting nothing less than what was to befall him. They, as soon as thev had got into the ship, weighed anchor and departed,...moved with his superior aspect, told him that if he 20 wanted only rest, his cottage would be convenient; but if he were flying from anybody's search,...

...soon as they had got into the ship, weighed anchor and departed, as thinking it neither honourable to deliver Marius into the hands of those that sought...The poor man, whether he had formerly known him, or was then Terracina.1 moved with his superior aspect, told him that if he wanted only rest, his cottage...

...and difficulty, without any path, till, wading through deep bogs and ditches full of water and mini, he came upon the hut of an old man that worked in...returns beyond his expectation. The poor man, whether he nad formerly known him, or were then moved with his superior aspect, told him that if he wanted only...