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... gave them this account : that he saw such a one come out of the house a little before four ( in a great hurry , and as if frighted ) with a little parcel tied . up in a handkerchief , in her hand : that he took notice to his fellow ...
... gave them this account : that he saw such a one come out of the house a little before four ( in a great hurry , and as if frighted ) with a little parcel tied . up in a handkerchief , in her hand : that he took notice to his fellow ...
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... gave more real names , than I have given ficti- tious ones . And to very good purpose : many a sweet dear has answered me a letter for the sake of owning a name which her godinother never gave her . No - it was her real name , I said ...
... gave more real names , than I have given ficti- tious ones . And to very good purpose : many a sweet dear has answered me a letter for the sake of owning a name which her godinother never gave her . No - it was her real name , I said ...
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... gave me hope that your uncle himself— Capt . I did , Mr. Lovelace : and I will tell you my grounds for the hope I gave . I proposed to my dear friend ( your uncle , madam ) that he should give ont , that he would take a turn with me to ...
... gave me hope that your uncle himself— Capt . I did , Mr. Lovelace : and I will tell you my grounds for the hope I gave . I proposed to my dear friend ( your uncle , madam ) that he should give ont , that he would take a turn with me to ...
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