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... thought there was reason in what I said . And I declared myself her boarder , as well as lodger ;. and dinner - time approaching , was not denied to be the former . LETTER IX . MR . LOVELACE TO JOHN BELFORD , ESQ . I THOUGHT it was now ...
... thought there was reason in what I said . And I declared myself her boarder , as well as lodger ;. and dinner - time approaching , was not denied to be the former . LETTER IX . MR . LOVELACE TO JOHN BELFORD , ESQ . I THOUGHT it was now ...
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... thought . Finely said , to be sure , said the widow Bevis , shrugging her shoulders . Mrs. Moore sighed . Jack Belford , thought I , knows all mine : and in this I am more ingenuous than any of the three , and a fit match for this ...
... thought . Finely said , to be sure , said the widow Bevis , shrugging her shoulders . Mrs. Moore sighed . Jack Belford , thought I , knows all mine : and in this I am more ingenuous than any of the three , and a fit match for this ...
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... thought , poor proud wretch that I was , that what you said was owing to your envy . I thought I could acquit my intention of any such vanity . I was too secure in the knowledge I thought I had of my own heart . My supposed advantages ...
... thought , poor proud wretch that I was , that what you said was owing to your envy . I thought I could acquit my intention of any such vanity . I was too secure in the knowledge I thought I had of my own heart . My supposed advantages ...
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