Clarissa: Of the History of a Young LadyHolt, 1922 - 515 páginas |
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... sister ; about which there are different reports ; some people scrupling not to insinuate that the younger sister has stolen a lover from the elder : and pray write in so full a manner as may satisfy those who know not so much of your ...
... sister ; about which there are different reports ; some people scrupling not to insinuate that the younger sister has stolen a lover from the elder : and pray write in so full a manner as may satisfy those who know not so much of your ...
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... sister ; and be as brief as possible . I will recite facts only ; and leave you to judge of the truth of the report raised that the younger sister has robbed the elder . It was in pursuance of a conference between Lord M. and my uncle ...
... sister ; and be as brief as possible . I will recite facts only ; and leave you to judge of the truth of the report raised that the younger sister has robbed the elder . It was in pursuance of a conference between Lord M. and my uncle ...
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... sister . It was with very great regret , as he tended , [ I doubt the man is an hypocrite , my dear ] that he acquiesced in it . " So much determinedness ; such a noble firm- ness in my sister , that there was no hope of prevailing upon ...
... sister . It was with very great regret , as he tended , [ I doubt the man is an hypocrite , my dear ] that he acquiesced in it . " So much determinedness ; such a noble firm- ness in my sister , that there was no hope of prevailing upon ...
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... sister as to the whole family , and with so much concern that he was not accepted as a relation to it , that it left upon them all ( my brother being then , as I have said , in Scot- land ) impressions in his favor , and a belief that ...
... sister as to the whole family , and with so much concern that he was not accepted as a relation to it , that it left upon them all ( my brother being then , as I have said , in Scot- land ) impressions in his favor , and a belief that ...
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... sister , for I was called out as soon as the subject was entered upon . When I returned my uncle Antony asked me how I should like Mr. Lovelace ? Everybody saw , he was pleased to say , that I had made a conquest . I immediately ...
... sister , for I was called out as soon as the subject was entered upon . When I returned my uncle Antony asked me how I should like Mr. Lovelace ? Everybody saw , he was pleased to say , that I had made a conquest . I immediately ...
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