Several gentlemen of the neighbourhood came to my inn, to compliment me on my writings, and I confess having been flattered to find that my literary reputation had extended to this distance from my native country.
Still I had a most passionate desire to revisit my native country.
These are earnests of what I must expect to meet in my native country; but our Lord will be our refuge in every storm.
Perhaps, about spring, I may embark for my native country.
In about a twelvemonth, probably, I shall return again to my native country.
And supposing the worst, as I must necessarily return to take priests' orders, it would then be left to my choice whether I would fix in my native country or go abroad any more.
Why am I not permitted to hasten to my native country, and take part with that gallant youth!
The bark, in which I worked my passage to Europe, reached England in safety; and I was once more at large in my native country.
Under no pretence,' said he, 'would I kindle civil war in my native country.
Only lack of money to return to my native country," said he.
Then Jason made answer, "Surely, lady, I shall not cease to think of thee if only I return safe to my native country.
And when the city of Priam had perished, I went back to my native country, and there for the space of one month I tarried with my wife, and afterwards I sailed with nine ships to Egypt.
And he answered, "Every day in my native countrywill I remember thee, for indeed, fair maiden, thou didst save my life.
I was twenty years old before his tenderness would expose me to the fatigue of travel, in which time I had been instructed, by successive masters, in all the literature of my native country.
Here I joined myself to a caravan, and reentered my native country.
Na kwa oushing (to the point of land) Ain dah nuk e aum baun (in my native country) In de e zha (I go.
With her I returned to mynative country at Chegoimegon on Lake Superior.
I have been accustomed to meet with nothing but insults and indignities from my native country; but if it continue so, 'ingrata patria, ne ossa quidem habebis.
This conversation of the Moorish girl extinguished every ray of hope, that I should ever regain my native country.
After what I have related of these barbarians, was it possible that I should not be anxious to be again restored to my native country!
This last trial confirmed my assurance that I had wisely chosen for my own happiness; nor did I once, in a year's visit, entertain a wish of settling in my native country.
My condition seemed as destitute of hope, as it was devoid of pleasure: I was separated for an indefinite, which appeared an infinite term from my native country; and I had lost all connexion with my catholic friends.
I acceded with pleasure to this proposition: I was fond of exercise, and Clerval had always been my favourite companion in the rambles of this nature that I had taken among the scenes of my native country.
I had hitherto attended the schools of Geneva; but my father thought it necessary, for the completion of my education, that I should be made acquainted with other customs than those of my native country.
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