Clarissa: Or, The History of a Young Lady, Volumen5Holt, 1932 |
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... face still covered [ she thought of Wednesday night , no doubt ] ; and sighing as if her heart were breaking , she put her hand to her forehead - I shall be quite dis- tracted ! I will not , my dearest love , uncover your face . You ...
... face still covered [ she thought of Wednesday night , no doubt ] ; and sighing as if her heart were breaking , she put her hand to her forehead - I shall be quite dis- tracted ! I will not , my dearest love , uncover your face . You ...
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... face from me , I have no pa- tience , O thou guileful betrayer , to look upon thee . Begone ! begone ! With a face so unblushing , how darest thou appear in my presence ? I thought then , that the character of a husband obliged me to be ...
... face from me , I have no pa- tience , O thou guileful betrayer , to look upon thee . Begone ! begone ! With a face so unblushing , how darest thou appear in my presence ? I thought then , that the character of a husband obliged me to be ...
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... face for ten years before . I bit my lip for vexation : walked about the room ; but nevertheless took my post again ; and blinked with my eyes to the captain , as a cau- tion for him to take more care of his , and then scowling with my ...
... face for ten years before . I bit my lip for vexation : walked about the room ; but nevertheless took my post again ; and blinked with my eyes to the captain , as a cau- tion for him to take more care of his , and then scowling with my ...
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