Clarissa Or, The History of a Young Lady ...: Vol. VII.J. and F. Rivington, S. Crowder, W. Johnston, T. Lowndes, T. Becket, W. Griffin, F. Newbery, T. Cadell, G. Robinson, R. Baldwin, W. Goldsmith, T. Evans, and J. Knox, 1774 - 388 pagina's |
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Pagina 29
... excuse this subject , as what you call my feverity . But , dearest Madam , permit me to fay , that I hope for your intereft with your charming Daughter ( was his fycophant word ) to have it put into my power to convince all the world ...
... excuse this subject , as what you call my feverity . But , dearest Madam , permit me to fay , that I hope for your intereft with your charming Daughter ( was his fycophant word ) to have it put into my power to convince all the world ...
Pagina 32
... Excuse me , Madam ! His very breath - Unhand me , Sir ! He fighed and looked - O how the practifed vil- lain fighed and looked ! He then let go my hand , with fuch a reverence in his manner , as brought blame upon me with fome , that I ...
... Excuse me , Madam ! His very breath - Unhand me , Sir ! He fighed and looked - O how the practifed vil- lain fighed and looked ! He then let go my hand , with fuch a reverence in his manner , as brought blame upon me with fome , that I ...
Pagina 49
... excuses as aukward as his first fault . Refpectful Love is an infpirer of actions worthy of itself ; and he who cannot fhew it , where he most means it , manifefts , that he is an unpolite , rough creature , a perfect Belford , and has ...
... excuses as aukward as his first fault . Refpectful Love is an infpirer of actions worthy of itself ; and he who cannot fhew it , where he most means it , manifefts , that he is an unpolite , rough creature , a perfect Belford , and has ...
Pagina 301
... excuse me , you make better obfervations than you are governed by . All thefe qualifications make it not at all surprising , that a young Lady should love you : And that this Love , joined to that indiscreet warmth wherewith my Coufin's ...
... excuse me , you make better obfervations than you are governed by . All thefe qualifications make it not at all surprising , that a young Lady should love you : And that this Love , joined to that indiscreet warmth wherewith my Coufin's ...
Pagina 335
... excuses for her relations on their implacablenefs to her : That therefore I should take fome notice to her of the uncharitable and weak furmises which gave birth to fo vile a scandal : But that I would have him , Mr. Walton ( for that ...
... excuses for her relations on their implacablenefs to her : That therefore I should take fome notice to her of the uncharitable and weak furmises which gave birth to fo vile a scandal : But that I would have him , Mr. Walton ( for that ...
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