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Page 48
... hope you'll not deny that whatever is , is . If you don't grant me that , I can go no further . " " Why , " returned Moses , " I think I may grant that , and make the best of it . " - " I hope too , " returned the other , " you'll grant ...
... hope you'll not deny that whatever is , is . If you don't grant me that , I can go no further . " " Why , " returned Moses , " I think I may grant that , and make the best of it . " - " I hope too , " returned the other , " you'll grant ...
Page 698
... hope all for the best . Olivia . And do you permit me to hope , Sir ! Can I ever expect to be forgiven ! But hope has too long deceiv'd me . Croaker . Why then , child , it shan't deceive you now , for I forgive you this very moment . I ...
... hope all for the best . Olivia . And do you permit me to hope , Sir ! Can I ever expect to be forgiven ! But hope has too long deceiv'd me . Croaker . Why then , child , it shan't deceive you now , for I forgive you this very moment . I ...
Page 736
... hope but in being forgotten ? Miss Rich . A thousand ! to live among friends that esteem you , whose happiness it will be to be permitted to oblige you . Honeyw . No , Madam ; my resolution is fix'd . Inferiority among strangers is easy ...
... hope but in being forgotten ? Miss Rich . A thousand ! to live among friends that esteem you , whose happiness it will be to be permitted to oblige you . Honeyw . No , Madam ; my resolution is fix'd . Inferiority among strangers is easy ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 23 |
Fresh mortifications or a demonstration that | 80 |
The Family use art which is opposed with still | 91 |
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