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As long , therefore , as he looks forward , and provides for me as he does , and
leads me backward and forward by the hand , as it were , through my whole life ,
shall I not cheerfully bid my eyes keep holiday , since such appears to be his ...
As long , therefore , as he looks forward , and provides for me as he does , and
leads me backward and forward by the hand , as it were , through my whole life ,
shall I not cheerfully bid my eyes keep holiday , since such appears to be his ...
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... under which description I include only the two eldeft ; and in palliation even of
their conduct , detestable as it appears , we may observe , that they are entitled to
pity , as having been educated without the inestimable guidance of maternal ...
... under which description I include only the two eldeft ; and in palliation even of
their conduct , detestable as it appears , we may observe , that they are entitled to
pity , as having been educated without the inestimable guidance of maternal ...
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marriage , which he concluded by the advice and the aid of his friend Dr . Paget ,
seems to have been his only resource against a most exasperating and
calamitous species of domestic disquietude ; it appears , therefore , not
unreasonable to ...
marriage , which he concluded by the advice and the aid of his friend Dr . Paget ,
seems to have been his only resource against a most exasperating and
calamitous species of domestic disquietude ; it appears , therefore , not
unreasonable to ...
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