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Though got by heart , I never stirred out without it , and I think of it now with
delight , for the delight it gave me then . Rogers's more elaborate , perhaps finer
poems , were not half so valued , whatever their superiority ; and as , except to
lovers of ...
Though got by heart , I never stirred out without it , and I think of it now with
delight , for the delight it gave me then . Rogers's more elaborate , perhaps finer
poems , were not half so valued , whatever their superiority ; and as , except to
lovers of ...
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... my young friend , if you meet not severer rubs than these , both now , in college
, and still more hereafter in the world . ” “ Is this my prospect ? ” asked I. 66 And
am I to forego the greatest and almost only delight I ever had - friendship ? ” you .
... my young friend , if you meet not severer rubs than these , both now , in college
, and still more hereafter in the world . ” “ Is this my prospect ? ” asked I. 66 And
am I to forego the greatest and almost only delight I ever had - friendship ? ” you .
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deformed Richard found that he was not made , and therefore complained that he
had * No delight to pass away the time . ' Hence , to use his own words , as he
could not prove a lover , he was determined to be a villain . ' Now , as to nous ...
deformed Richard found that he was not made , and therefore complained that he
had * No delight to pass away the time . ' Hence , to use his own words , as he
could not prove a lover , he was determined to be a villain . ' Now , as to nous ...
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The condescension of your family I shall ever acknowledge ; my friendship with
you has been the delight of my life ; but ask yourself if I ever was theirs or your
hanger on , ' and add to the question whether you have not so represented me to
...
The condescension of your family I shall ever acknowledge ; my friendship with
you has been the delight of my life ; but ask yourself if I ever was theirs or your
hanger on , ' and add to the question whether you have not so represented me to
...
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It is to guard them so as to prevent their ending in disappointment , that I tell you
to what you may be exposed The beauty , the delight ; the balm of friendship , is
the perfect freedom of intercourse ; the unrestrained exhibition of mind one to ...
It is to guard them so as to prevent their ending in disappointment , that I tell you
to what you may be exposed The beauty , the delight ; the balm of friendship , is
the perfect freedom of intercourse ; the unrestrained exhibition of mind one to ...
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| Заглавие | De Clifford: Or, The Constant Man, Том 1 Томове 314–315 от Collection of ancient and modern British authors De Clifford: Or, The Constant Man, Robert Plumer Ward |
| Автор | Robert Plumer Ward |
| Издател | Henry Colburn, 1841 |
| Оригиналът е от | Калифорнийският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 13 ян. 2009 |
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