The Correspondence of Samuel Richardson ...Ams Press, 1966 |
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Samuel Richardson. Ember . And how do I know , thought I , but my dear Mr. Edwards , for the sake of an airing , may be in the post - chaise ? I thought I could do no less than hire a man and horse , to pre- vent a trouble that my wishes ...
Samuel Richardson. Ember . And how do I know , thought I , but my dear Mr. Edwards , for the sake of an airing , may be in the post - chaise ? I thought I could do no less than hire a man and horse , to pre- vent a trouble that my wishes ...
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... thought indeed you might complain of not hearing from me sooner ; that I ought to have wrote while at Ankerwyke , if but two lines , to account for not writing more ( for , as to the charge of deferring it after my return , I surely ...
... thought indeed you might complain of not hearing from me sooner ; that I ought to have wrote while at Ankerwyke , if but two lines , to account for not writing more ( for , as to the charge of deferring it after my return , I surely ...
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... thought indeed I might complain of not hear- ing from you sooner ; that you ought to have wrote while at Ankerwyke ... thought ; by which it looks as if , in your dutiful wrath , you had thoughts thoughts of renourcing your poor papa ...
... thought indeed I might complain of not hear- ing from you sooner ; that you ought to have wrote while at Ankerwyke ... thought ; by which it looks as if , in your dutiful wrath , you had thoughts thoughts of renourcing your poor papa ...
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