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Page 111
... believe that it think me a hypocrite if I were to ressions , but to undeceive the pub- has even considerable merit ; and I c in regard to the merits of the acknowledge , with much gratitude , ceptical philosophy , and the preten- that ...
... believe that it think me a hypocrite if I were to ressions , but to undeceive the pub- has even considerable merit ; and I c in regard to the merits of the acknowledge , with much gratitude , ceptical philosophy , and the preten- that ...
Page 160
... believe both Clarissa tive wives as would outshine them- and Sir Charles to be real stories , selves . And again , ask if such girls and no work of imagination ; and I would be afraid that such men should don't care to undeceive them ...
... believe both Clarissa tive wives as would outshine them- and Sir Charles to be real stories , selves . And again , ask if such girls and no work of imagination ; and I would be afraid that such men should don't care to undeceive them ...
Page 236
... Believe me sincere , and hearty as I please ; but open to all business , in that sense ; open ; free , where and to all comers every day equally . freedom is safe , and where virtue It is my duty to be so ; and I submit makes it so- - ...
... Believe me sincere , and hearty as I please ; but open to all business , in that sense ; open ; free , where and to all comers every day equally . freedom is safe , and where virtue It is my duty to be so ; and I submit makes it so- - ...
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