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... person ? " — “ No , madam , ” returned he , " it is impossible to know any person that deserves to 15 be her husband : she's too great a treasure for one man's possession : she's a goddess . Upon my soul , I speak what I think , she's ...
... person ? " — “ No , madam , ” returned he , " it is impossible to know any person that deserves to 15 be her husband : she's too great a treasure for one man's possession : she's a goddess . Upon my soul , I speak what I think , she's ...
Page 94
... person on horseback , whom I remembered to have seen at the ' Squire's , and he assured me that if I followed them to the races , which were but thirty miles farther , I might 10 depend upon overtaking them ; for he had seen them dance ...
... person on horseback , whom I remembered to have seen at the ' Squire's , and he assured me that if I followed them to the races , which were but thirty miles farther , I might 10 depend upon overtaking them ; for he had seen them dance ...
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... persons of a mixed reputation , of gross ignorance , great cruelty , and what 35 is more , armed with resentment against him . I would not wish however , to turn the popular resentment upon any particular person , but I think it my duty ...
... persons of a mixed reputation , of gross ignorance , great cruelty , and what 35 is more , armed with resentment against him . I would not wish however , to turn the popular resentment upon any particular person , but I think it my duty ...
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