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Pagina 268
... said I ( and I threw her fome silver ) ; " not in his most wanton moments would Penson wittingly wound a worm . " • I left her ; but I acquitted her for her fufpicion . Doubtless , thought I , the weeping one has reason for her ...
... said I ( and I threw her fome silver ) ; " not in his most wanton moments would Penson wittingly wound a worm . " • I left her ; but I acquitted her for her fufpicion . Doubtless , thought I , the weeping one has reason for her ...
Pagina 297
... said or done had they been in the Circumstances of the Person mentioned ; or , The Reason why they approve or disapprove of a Maxim or Action proposed by the Instructor . Translated from the French of the Abbé Gaultier . 8vo . Two ...
... said or done had they been in the Circumstances of the Person mentioned ; or , The Reason why they approve or disapprove of a Maxim or Action proposed by the Instructor . Translated from the French of the Abbé Gaultier . 8vo . Two ...
Pagina 582
should have said prohibited , or forbade . It was thus that a learner of French translated Dieu defend l'adultere - God defends adultery . It would be injustice to close this book , without ... said prohibited, or forbade. It was ...
should have said prohibited , or forbade . It was thus that a learner of French translated Dieu defend l'adultere - God defends adultery . It would be injustice to close this book , without ... said prohibited, or forbade. It was ...
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