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... Poor Miss Rawlins ! thought I— and dost thou know , how men go ? Cl . O madam , you know him not ! -He can put on the appearance of an angel of light ; but has a black , a very black heart ! Poor I ! - Miss R. I could not have thought ...
... Poor Miss Rawlins ! thought I— and dost thou know , how men go ? Cl . O madam , you know him not ! -He can put on the appearance of an angel of light ; but has a black , a very black heart ! Poor I ! - Miss R. I could not have thought ...
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... Poor , poor lady ! It is a pain to me , that I ever saw her . Such an adorer of virtue to be sacrificed to the vilest of her sex ; and thou their implement in the devil's hand , for a purpose so base , so un- generous , so inhuman ...
... Poor , poor lady ! It is a pain to me , that I ever saw her . Such an adorer of virtue to be sacrificed to the vilest of her sex ; and thou their implement in the devil's hand , for a purpose so base , so un- generous , so inhuman ...
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... poor lady ought not to have been so treated . Poor lady , did I say ? What have I to do with thy creeping style ? -But have not I the worst of it ; since her insensi- bility has made me but a thief to my own joys ? — I did not intend to ...
... poor lady ought not to have been so treated . Poor lady , did I say ? What have I to do with thy creeping style ? -But have not I the worst of it ; since her insensi- bility has made me but a thief to my own joys ? — I did not intend to ...
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