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Page 105
... mean time , I flatter myself you will sophy , which aims to inculcate truth not think the worse of me for not at the expense of happiness , by in- making a thousand protestations of troducing doubt and disbelief in the my insufficiency ...
... mean time , I flatter myself you will sophy , which aims to inculcate truth not think the worse of me for not at the expense of happiness , by in- making a thousand protestations of troducing doubt and disbelief in the my insufficiency ...
Page 132
... mean to bring my tragedy of Soli- who is just slain . To be serious ; man on the stage , when I can find my tragedy is just finished , and I hope to show it to your ladyship in a short time . I am , & c . LETTER XXVII . Mr Jones to C ...
... mean to bring my tragedy of Soli- who is just slain . To be serious ; man on the stage , when I can find my tragedy is just finished , and I hope to show it to your ladyship in a short time . I am , & c . LETTER XXVII . Mr Jones to C ...
Page 272
... mean me , that the night before the du- to make any distinction between us ? chess of ***** said to her , " Are Have I separated myself from you ? not you very sorry for poor Mr. Con- Is there that spot on earth , where I way ? He has ...
... mean me , that the night before the du- to make any distinction between us ? chess of ***** said to her , " Are Have I separated myself from you ? not you very sorry for poor Mr. Con- Is there that spot on earth , where I way ? He has ...
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