Clarissa: Or, The History of a Young Lady, Volumen5Holt, 1932 |
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... reason , I said , for my wife to object to my lodging in the same house with her here , any more than in town , at Mrs. Sinclair's . But were she to make such objection , I would not quit possession , since it was not unlikely that the ...
... reason , I said , for my wife to object to my lodging in the same house with her here , any more than in town , at Mrs. Sinclair's . But were she to make such objection , I would not quit possession , since it was not unlikely that the ...
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... reason had she for this complaint , as I thought , who was able to hold me to it , as she did . I own that I was excessively concerned for her se- veral times . You and I ! Vilest of men ! My name is Lovelace , madam- Therefore it is ...
... reason had she for this complaint , as I thought , who was able to hold me to it , as she did . I own that I was excessively concerned for her se- veral times . You and I ! Vilest of men ! My name is Lovelace , madam- Therefore it is ...
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... reasons why you ought to mis- trust that specious Tomlinson . That man , my dear , must be a solemn villain . May ... reason , I forbear to communicate to you some new stories of the abhorred wretch him- self which have come to my ...
... reasons why you ought to mis- trust that specious Tomlinson . That man , my dear , must be a solemn villain . May ... reason , I forbear to communicate to you some new stories of the abhorred wretch him- self which have come to my ...
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