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Pagina 200
... pleased to entertain Leonora with your pro- logue . I write to you not only my own senti- ments , but also those of several others of my acquaintance , who are as little pleased with the ordinary manner of spending one's time as myself ...
... pleased to entertain Leonora with your pro- logue . I write to you not only my own senti- ments , but also those of several others of my acquaintance , who are as little pleased with the ordinary manner of spending one's time as myself ...
Pagina 734
... pleased as when she exerts herself in any for this letter , as thou didst for my last . The action that gives her an idea of her own perfec- women love a gay lively fellow , and are never tions and abilities . This uatural pride and ...
... pleased as when she exerts herself in any for this letter , as thou didst for my last . The action that gives her an idea of her own perfec- women love a gay lively fellow , and are never tions and abilities . This uatural pride and ...
Pagina 854
... pleased to retire into my closet while your mother tells me your case . ' I then put her into the mouth of the cave ; when the mother , after having begged pardon for the girl's rudeness , told me that she had often treated her father ...
... pleased to retire into my closet while your mother tells me your case . ' I then put her into the mouth of the cave ; when the mother , after having begged pardon for the girl's rudeness , told me that she had often treated her father ...
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