Clarissa: Or, The History of a Young Lady, Volumen5Holt, 1932 |
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... believe any thing you say , let this be the test of your sincerity - leave me now , and send my things . The women stared . They did nothing but stare : and appeared to be more and more at a loss what to make of the matter between us ...
... believe any thing you say , let this be the test of your sincerity - leave me now , and send my things . The women stared . They did nothing but stare : and appeared to be more and more at a loss what to make of the matter between us ...
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... believe you were married long ago ) who shall be able to give a contradiction to my report ? ] And yet it is very ... believe , that his sister was first dishonoured ; and if so , to judge of the title she will have to their favour , or ...
... believe you were married long ago ) who shall be able to give a contradiction to my report ? ] And yet it is very ... believe , that his sister was first dishonoured ; and if so , to judge of the title she will have to their favour , or ...
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... believe ) her brother and sister , when they come to know it , will make a fine handle of it against us both ; -affecting as they do at present to disbelieve our marriage- and the dear creature herself too ready to coun- tenance such a ...
... believe ) her brother and sister , when they come to know it , will make a fine handle of it against us both ; -affecting as they do at present to disbelieve our marriage- and the dear creature herself too ready to coun- tenance such a ...
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