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Page 43
... supposing him to be such a one as I take you to be . Therefore , Sir , after you
have brought the divine Clarissa to the very brink of destruction , let me intreat (
may I say , insist upon ) a turn , that will make your almost despairing readers half
...
... supposing him to be such a one as I take you to be . Therefore , Sir , after you
have brought the divine Clarissa to the very brink of destruction , let me intreat (
may I say , insist upon ) a turn , that will make your almost despairing readers half
...
Page 46
Here , " says another Lovelace , “ may I pass the flower and prime of my youth , in
forming and pursuing the most insidious enterprises . As many of the daughters
and sisters of worthy families as I can seduce , may I seduce -scores perhaps in ...
Here , " says another Lovelace , “ may I pass the flower and prime of my youth , in
forming and pursuing the most insidious enterprises . As many of the daughters
and sisters of worthy families as I can seduce , may I seduce -scores perhaps in ...
Page 171
In examining Boulliald's correction of Ward's hypothesis , Mr. Brinkley says : It is
shewn that this correction , contrary to what has been generally supposed , at
least in more modern times , was a real correction , and afforded a very short and
...
In examining Boulliald's correction of Ward's hypothesis , Mr. Brinkley says : It is
shewn that this correction , contrary to what has been generally supposed , at
least in more modern times , was a real correction , and afforded a very short and
...
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