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Pagina 66
... manner , and my wife undertook to conduct the siege . After tea , when I seemed in spirits , she began thus .- " I ... manner as possible ; not altogether like the scrubs about us . " " You are quite right , my dear , " returned I ...
... manner , and my wife undertook to conduct the siege . After tea , when I seemed in spirits , she began thus .- " I ... manner as possible ; not altogether like the scrubs about us . " " You are quite right , my dear , " returned I ...
Pagina 440
... manner in which we had sent off our most valuable effects , they seemed more eager to pursue the vessel we had sent away than attack us . In this manner they con- tinued to harrass us for three days ; still endeavouring to pass us ...
... manner in which we had sent off our most valuable effects , they seemed more eager to pursue the vessel we had sent away than attack us . In this manner they con- tinued to harrass us for three days ; still endeavouring to pass us ...
Pagina 715
... manner . Is there any way ? Lofty . From this moment you're mine . Yes , my friend , you shall know it - I'm in love . Honeyw . And can I assist you ? Lofty . Nobody so well . Honeyw . In what manner ? I'm all impatience . Lofty . You ...
... manner . Is there any way ? Lofty . From this moment you're mine . Yes , my friend , you shall know it - I'm in love . Honeyw . And can I assist you ? Lofty . Nobody so well . Honeyw . In what manner ? I'm all impatience . Lofty . You ...
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Fresh mortifications or a demonstration that | 80 |
The Family use art which is opposed with still | 91 |
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