Twenty-one Letters: Written to a Near Relative at School |
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But there are other things belonging to your mamma ' s province . She wishes , as
you grow up , you may not appear to a disadvantage when compared with other
young women ; and , indeed , if you should be every thing she wishes ...
But there are other things belonging to your mamma ' s province . She wishes , as
you grow up , you may not appear to a disadvantage when compared with other
young women ; and , indeed , if you should be every thing she wishes ...
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... I should live to see you settled to the greatest advantage in temporal matters ,
except you love him , and live in his fear and favour , you would appear to me
quite mise . rable . I think it would go near to break my heart ; for , next to your
dear ...
... I should live to see you settled to the greatest advantage in temporal matters ,
except you love him , and live in his fear and favour , you would appear to me
quite mise . rable . I think it would go near to break my heart ; for , next to your
dear ...
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We expect flowers on the ground in May , and not snow : so those pleasures , the
prospects of which present themselves to your mind and appear at a distance as
beautiful as we usually conceive a May morning to be , when we talk of it in ...
We expect flowers on the ground in May , and not snow : so those pleasures , the
prospects of which present themselves to your mind and appear at a distance as
beautiful as we usually conceive a May morning to be , when we talk of it in ...
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I long to see you , and especially now , that we may read Mr . Gray ' s Elegy
together . I hope we shall be permitted to be with you on the famous exhibition
day , and I please myself with the thought , that you will appear to advantage . I
wish , for ...
I long to see you , and especially now , that we may read Mr . Gray ' s Elegy
together . I hope we shall be permitted to be with you on the famous exhibition
day , and I please myself with the thought , that you will appear to advantage . I
wish , for ...
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It is a certain self - willed impatience , which disposes you , when your
inclinations are overruled , or when any thing is desired of you which does not
exactly please you , to pout , frown , and alter your countenance , so that you
often appear to ...
It is a certain self - willed impatience , which disposes you , when your
inclinations are overruled , or when any thing is desired of you which does not
exactly please you , to pout , frown , and alter your countenance , so that you
often appear to ...
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| Заглавие | Twenty-one Letters: Written to a Near Relative at School |
| Автор | John Newton |
| Издател | J. Johnson, 1809 |
| Оригиналът е от | Принстънски университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 2 Дек 2008 |
| Брой страници | 107 страници |
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