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... heard in the next room ; not that ] I would incommode the lady : but I would tell my wife when abouts - and women , you know , Mrs. Moore , love to have every thing before them of this nature . • Mrs. Moore , said my charmer , [ and ...
... heard in the next room ; not that ] I would incommode the lady : but I would tell my wife when abouts - and women , you know , Mrs. Moore , love to have every thing before them of this nature . • Mrs. Moore , said my charmer , [ and ...
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... heard her say , while I withheld Miss Rawlins- No , indeed ; he is much mistaken -surely he does not think I will . ' They both expostulated with her , as I could ga- ther from bits and scraps of what they said ; for they spoke so low ...
... heard her say , while I withheld Miss Rawlins- No , indeed ; he is much mistaken -surely he does not think I will . ' They both expostulated with her , as I could ga- ther from bits and scraps of what they said ; for they spoke so low ...
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... heard of my intrigue with the pretty gipsy , who met me in Norwood , and of the trap I caught her cruel husband in , [ a fellow , as gloomy and tyrannical as old Harlowe ] when he pursued a wife , who would not have de- served ill of ...
... heard of my intrigue with the pretty gipsy , who met me in Norwood , and of the trap I caught her cruel husband in , [ a fellow , as gloomy and tyrannical as old Harlowe ] when he pursued a wife , who would not have de- served ill of ...
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