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Page 36
... Reason . We may owe to Mrs. Boswell's entreaties ; or take Fancy for a companion , but how much you ought to study the must follow Reason as our guide.— happiness of her , who studies yours We may allow Fancy to suggest cer- with so ...
... Reason . We may owe to Mrs. Boswell's entreaties ; or take Fancy for a companion , but how much you ought to study the must follow Reason as our guide.— happiness of her , who studies yours We may allow Fancy to suggest cer- with so ...
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... reason why I should have reason to fear that your only write ; but I have nothing to say . joy upon the occasion will be , that it This seems equally a good reason is conveyed to you in a frank . why I should not ; yet if you had LETTER ...
... reason why I should have reason to fear that your only write ; but I have nothing to say . joy upon the occasion will be , that it This seems equally a good reason is conveyed to you in a frank . why I should not ; yet if you had LETTER ...
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... reason to believe , that sons why it must be so are obvious the many delicate situations that this and natural enough . " Never , miss last piece , as well as Clarissa , abound- H ! where the parents are com - ed with , were generally ...
... reason to believe , that sons why it must be so are obvious the many delicate situations that this and natural enough . " Never , miss last piece , as well as Clarissa , abound- H ! where the parents are com - ed with , were generally ...
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From the same to the Duchess of Portland | 7 |
From the same to Mrs S C | 19 |
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