Such were to me the few brief moments in which I stood upon the Meissner hill that overhangs my native city.
In such a frame of deep despondency I re-entered my native city--no friend to greet, no voice to welcome me.
On my arrival at my native city, I proceeded to the well-known shop, where I had been accustomed to exercise my talents, under my father's superintendence.
I had now plenty of money, and resolved to return to my native city.
I then turned from the beach to look at the inland country, and perceived, to my astonishment, that I was not three miles from my native city, Marseilles.
I slept as soundly in my narrow accommodations as if I had been within hearing of the rattling of the omnibuses of my native city.
The streets of several of the great European capitals were as familiar to me as those of my native city.
Time passed, and "the levis grene" had fallen thrice from the trees, and I had crossed the sea and was in my native city of Philadelphia.
I felt an intense longing to return to the land of my birth, and spend the few years which might remain to me of life in my native city.
They would have assisted me in obtaining a situation in Philadelphia; but I wished to leave my native city, and see if new scenes and new friends would not have a beneficial effect upon my mind.
Nevertheless, I felt myself to be in the path of duty, while preparing to leave my native city.
Thus I left my native city, to begin the many years of missionary service.
Soon after the conference, I began, alone, my long tramp of 350 miles, northward, to my native city of Trondhjem.
I was sent to Frederickstad, for a short time, then to my native city, Trondhjem, in Norway.
I grew more and more conscious of an aversion from my native city.
When I became acquainted with my native city, I loved more than anything else to promenade on the great bridge over the Maine.
He now set up a private academy, for which purpose he hired a large house well situated near his native city.
I left Leipzig in September, 1768, for my native city and my home, where my delicate appearance elicited loving sympathy.
A man who plays the buffoon for bread, selected to carry on the work of the spirit in my native city!
Your faith became mine at Amsterdam,' answered Alf, but I have postponed being baptised until I could receive that holy ordinance here, in my native city.
Alf impatiently, 'if this tailor-spirit is to set such vagabonds upon the judgment-seat of my native city, I may soon repent that I refused the crown.
I grew more and more clearly conscious of an aversion to my native city.
It was properly about this period that I first became acquainted with my native city, which I strolled over with more and more freedom, in every direction, sometimes alone, and sometimes in the company of lively companions.
Though I was in my father's native city, I had no acquaintances there, but I knew that I should soon find my way.
Haye with joy, and I completed his happiness by telling him that nothing hindered me from going back to my native city.
Trusting too much to my influence over them, I have lost myself; and I am now what you see, a miserable wanderer, returning to my native city, as penniless as when I first left it.
The various trades of a Native city in Hindoostaun are almost generally carried on in the open air.
Now I am in comparative indigence, and branded as an impostor in my native city.
You can scarcely imagine the eagerness with which I looked forward to an arrival in my native city.
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