The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... myself , and conftant difquietude blackened every mo- ment of my existence . I did not continue long however in this wretched ftate : for in lefs than a month I found myself abandoned by the cruel and falfe friend of my dear husband ...
... myself , and conftant difquietude blackened every mo- ment of my existence . I did not continue long however in this wretched ftate : for in lefs than a month I found myself abandoned by the cruel and falfe friend of my dear husband ...
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... myself , my hearty defire is , to hold up a light to warn and direct others from those rocks and fands to which owe my ruin . I -- I am that person , Sir , of whom Sally M the grateful Magdalen , speaks in her first letter , as a ...
... myself , my hearty defire is , to hold up a light to warn and direct others from those rocks and fands to which owe my ruin . I -- I am that person , Sir , of whom Sally M the grateful Magdalen , speaks in her first letter , as a ...
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... myself with it at my father's door . This was the refolution of despair . It was at this time of distress , that Mr. S * returned ; whom I had not feen for near three weeks : you may eafily imagine , that the pre- fent he brought , was ...
... myself with it at my father's door . This was the refolution of despair . It was at this time of distress , that Mr. S * returned ; whom I had not feen for near three weeks : you may eafily imagine , that the pre- fent he brought , was ...
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