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Page 88
... resolved to do it in a manner that would be perfectly cutting . For this purpose we agreed to meet him with our usual smiles , to chat in the beginning with more than ordinary kindness , to amuse him a little ; and then in the midst of ...
... resolved to do it in a manner that would be perfectly cutting . For this purpose we agreed to meet him with our usual smiles , to chat in the beginning with more than ordinary kindness , to amuse him a little ; and then in the midst of ...
Page 146
... resolved by the victors , upon this occasion , to put all the French prisoners to death ; but particularly the husband of the unfortunate Matilda , as he was principally instrumental in protracting the siege . Their determinations were ...
... resolved by the victors , upon this occasion , to put all the French prisoners to death ; but particularly the husband of the unfortunate Matilda , as he was principally instrumental in protracting the siege . Their determinations were ...
Page 376
... resolved not to mend her faults , but to write a criticism on the mental reflector . I must own , by this time I began myself to suspect the fidelity of my mirror ; for as the ladies appeared at least to have the merit of rising early ...
... resolved not to mend her faults , but to write a criticism on the mental reflector . I must own , by this time I began myself to suspect the fidelity of my mirror ; for as the ladies appeared at least to have the merit of rising early ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 23 |
Fresh mortifications or a demonstration that | 80 |
The Family use art which is opposed with still | 91 |
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