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... this unaffected display of her just , as well as refined mind , especially when
she went on“ From their greater numbers , it is true , the common people , being
the poorer classes , the chief of their time must be taken up in endeavouring to
live .
... this unaffected display of her just , as well as refined mind , especially when
she went on“ From their greater numbers , it is true , the common people , being
the poorer classes , the chief of their time must be taken up in endeavouring to
live .
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... gratify his voluptuousness and indolent disposition ) , he seemed to have little
notion that to know any thing , or do any thing , but pocket his salary , distribute
his patronage , and live an easy court life 118 DE CLIFFORD ; OR , CHAPTER
VIII.
... gratify his voluptuousness and indolent disposition ) , he seemed to have little
notion that to know any thing , or do any thing , but pocket his salary , distribute
his patronage , and live an easy court life 118 DE CLIFFORD ; OR , CHAPTER
VIII.
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How ridiculous , ” cried I , with a laugh , “ and how contemptible ; I would rather
dig in my garden , and live upon potatoes . ” I own all this astonished me , though
I began to remember what the sagacious Fothergill had told me to the same effect
...
How ridiculous , ” cried I , with a laugh , “ and how contemptible ; I would rather
dig in my garden , and live upon potatoes . ” I own all this astonished me , though
I began to remember what the sagacious Fothergill had told me to the same effect
...
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By these it was held , and afterwards for a time made law , that marriage meant
an agreement of men and women to live together so long as they were mutually
pleased , and no longer . What was called the virtue of a woman , he counted for
...
By these it was held , and afterwards for a time made law , that marriage meant
an agreement of men and women to live together so long as they were mutually
pleased , and no longer . What was called the virtue of a woman , he counted for
...
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... or her accomplishments , I could not live as a companion with any woman
whom I could not esteem . ” Sir Harry looked a little disconcerted , especially
when we all seemed to approve the sentiment ; but still more when Mr . Brownlow
went ...
... or her accomplishments , I could not live as a companion with any woman
whom I could not esteem . ” Sir Harry looked a little disconcerted , especially
when we all seemed to approve the sentiment ; but still more when Mr . Brownlow
went ...
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| Заглавие | De Clifford, Or, the Constant Man, Том 3 De Clifford, Or, the Constant Man, Robert Plumer Ward |
| Автор | Robert Plumer Ward |
| Издател | Henry Colburn, 1841 |
| Оригиналът е от | Принстънски университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 23 февр. 2008 |
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