Clarissa: Or, The History of a Young Lady, Volumen8F. C. and J. Rivington, 1810 |
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... taken from your letter . He accordingly read , Of your resuming your pen : that you thought you had taken your last fare- well ; and the rest of that very affecting passage , in which you are obliged to break off more than once , and ...
... taken from your letter . He accordingly read , Of your resuming your pen : that you thought you had taken your last fare- well ; and the rest of that very affecting passage , in which you are obliged to break off more than once , and ...
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... taken and estab- lished absolutely ( and without contravention or ques- tion ) , as he shall be pleased to give it ... taken without questioning : the money , however , which I left be- hind me in my escritoire , being to be taken in ...
... taken and estab- lished absolutely ( and without contravention or ques- tion ) , as he shall be pleased to give it ... taken without questioning : the money , however , which I left be- hind me in my escritoire , being to be taken in ...
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... taken in their gaiety , kept me unconcerned . The clock struck three before I could get him into any serious or attentive way - so natural to him is gaiety of heart ; and such strong hold had the liveliness of the evening taken of him ...
... taken in their gaiety , kept me unconcerned . The clock struck three before I could get him into any serious or attentive way - so natural to him is gaiety of heart ; and such strong hold had the liveliness of the evening taken of him ...
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