Interesting Anecdotes, Memoirs, Allegories, Essays, and Poetical Fragments: Tending to Amuse the Fancy, and Inculcate Morality, Том 7author, 1797 |
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... answer was required immediately , and Martin found himself so circumstanced , that he must either give up his prize , or submit to the hard terms prescribed . He boldly accepted , and they were actually married . They set out to ...
... answer was required immediately , and Martin found himself so circumstanced , that he must either give up his prize , or submit to the hard terms prescribed . He boldly accepted , and they were actually married . They set out to ...
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... answer . Martin highly elated at this imaginary success , flew to his master with the joyful tidings , and returned most punctually at the time appointed . A trusty servant in the house was admitted into the secret , and Martin was ...
... answer . Martin highly elated at this imaginary success , flew to his master with the joyful tidings , and returned most punctually at the time appointed . A trusty servant in the house was admitted into the secret , and Martin was ...
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... answer . " Mr. D - n now produced the letter , and asked him if he had not delivered that paper to his wife . Martin instantly fell upon his knees , and implored mercy , declared he was ignorant of the contents of the billet , or he ...
... answer . " Mr. D - n now produced the letter , and asked him if he had not delivered that paper to his wife . Martin instantly fell upon his knees , and implored mercy , declared he was ignorant of the contents of the billet , or he ...
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... answer not being admitted as satisfactory , the following cruel sentance was , by this tyrannical court , ponounced against him , though sick and absent , viz . " That he should pay a fine of ten thousand pounds to his majesty's use ...
... answer not being admitted as satisfactory , the following cruel sentance was , by this tyrannical court , ponounced against him , though sick and absent , viz . " That he should pay a fine of ten thousand pounds to his majesty's use ...
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... answer for the honesty of all his own people , and that on this occasion he could not but recollect that the Sieur Grimaudet , who had before occupied this hotel , which Monsieur d'Anglade had in- habited at the same time , had lost a ...
... answer for the honesty of all his own people , and that on this occasion he could not but recollect that the Sieur Grimaudet , who had before occupied this hotel , which Monsieur d'Anglade had in- habited at the same time , had lost a ...
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