The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... said he ; for those who have tranfgreffed the bounds of virtue , but are forry for it , and defirous to retrieve their characters . " - Upon this I burst into tears ; and he defiring me to walk over with him to the house , where the ...
... said he ; for those who have tranfgreffed the bounds of virtue , but are forry for it , and defirous to retrieve their characters . " - Upon this I burst into tears ; and he defiring me to walk over with him to the house , where the ...
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... said , that he was as handsome for a man , as she for a woman ; and , befides , he's a man of fpirit , the very firft that went upon the French coast , when Sir John M would not , or could not go I don't know which ; I don't understand ...
... said , that he was as handsome for a man , as she for a woman ; and , befides , he's a man of fpirit , the very firft that went upon the French coast , when Sir John M would not , or could not go I don't know which ; I don't understand ...
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... said , that evils were unavoid- able , that they are fatal and necessary , —that it is vain to be troubled at what we cannot help , -that if evils are long they are but light , -if sharp but short ; and so on . " I am apt to ima- gine ...
... said , that evils were unavoid- able , that they are fatal and necessary , —that it is vain to be troubled at what we cannot help , -that if evils are long they are but light , -if sharp but short ; and so on . " I am apt to ima- gine ...
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