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Pagina 4
... given to your delicacy - but must I , for so accidental an occurrence , be branded by such shocking names ? - Vilest of men , and most detestable of plotters , are hard words ! From the pen of such a lady too . If you step up another ...
... given to your delicacy - but must I , for so accidental an occurrence , be branded by such shocking names ? - Vilest of men , and most detestable of plotters , are hard words ! From the pen of such a lady too . If you step up another ...
Pagina 15
... given her greater reason for a re- this . sentment so violent ! As to her virtue , I am too much enraged to I HAVE been traversing her give her the merit due to that . To room , meditating , or taking up virtue it cannot be owing that ...
... given her greater reason for a re- this . sentment so violent ! As to her virtue , I am too much enraged to I HAVE been traversing her give her the merit due to that . To room , meditating , or taking up virtue it cannot be owing that ...
Pagina 17
... given for her volun- opening prospects of reconcilia- tary return , she be not heard of , tion ; that reconciliation with a I will prosecute any person who worthless family , on which she presumes to entertain , harbour , had set her ...
... given for her volun- opening prospects of reconcilia- tary return , she be not heard of , tion ; that reconciliation with a I will prosecute any person who worthless family , on which she presumes to entertain , harbour , had set her ...
Pagina 18
... given , if possible , into says the poet , " Tis nobler like a lion to invade When appetite directs , and seize my prey , Than to wait tamely , like a begging dog , Till dull consent throws out the scraps of love . Thou knowest what I ...
... given , if possible , into says the poet , " Tis nobler like a lion to invade When appetite directs , and seize my prey , Than to wait tamely , like a begging dog , Till dull consent throws out the scraps of love . Thou knowest what I ...
Pagina 28
... given him an op- portunity to find out , that you love him . [ Alas , my dear , I knew you loved him ! ] He is , as you relate , every hour more and more an encroacher upon it . He has seemed to change his nature , and is all love and ...
... given him an op- portunity to find out , that you love him . [ Alas , my dear , I knew you loved him ! ] He is , as you relate , every hour more and more an encroacher upon it . He has seemed to change his nature , and is all love and ...
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