Rosanne: Or, A Father's Labour Lost, Volume 3F. C. and J. Rivington, 1814 |
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... meet her father's wounded mind : she thought no hand could heal but his who had probed . She had , in her pardonable ignorance , asked Mr. Grant whether it was not proper to inform the clergyman that some of his auditors were new ...
... meet her father's wounded mind : she thought no hand could heal but his who had probed . She had , in her pardonable ignorance , asked Mr. Grant whether it was not proper to inform the clergyman that some of his auditors were new ...
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... meet with bad people . I do not find myself under the ne ' cessity that Mrs. Ductile mentions , of making the moral sense stoop to the state of things ; but then , ' said he , I confess I have no interests to consider ; and I prefer my ...
... meet with bad people . I do not find myself under the ne ' cessity that Mrs. Ductile mentions , of making the moral sense stoop to the state of things ; but then , ' said he , I confess I have no interests to consider ; and I prefer my ...
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... meet- ing with persons of so much conversation . Mrs. Firmly was , ' he was sure , an invaluable woman , the old gentleman was a model for the aged ; and as for Lord Montrylas , he only wished there had been the same sort of spirit ...
... meet- ing with persons of so much conversation . Mrs. Firmly was , ' he was sure , an invaluable woman , the old gentleman was a model for the aged ; and as for Lord Montrylas , he only wished there had been the same sort of spirit ...
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... meet , he is the son of a very old friend of mine , left to my care by his parents ; but not before they , by a want of vigilance which I can excuse , though I lament it , had suffered to luxuriate into waste and some degree of ...
... meet , he is the son of a very old friend of mine , left to my care by his parents ; but not before they , by a want of vigilance which I can excuse , though I lament it , had suffered to luxuriate into waste and some degree of ...
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... meets your wishes , you have only to consult them . Grant has questioned me closely whether your attachment to Southampton ... meet her father's approbation . ' ' You distress me by your goodness , my dear father , ' said she : I did not ...
... meets your wishes , you have only to consult them . Grant has questioned me closely whether your attachment to Southampton ... meet her father's approbation . ' ' You distress me by your goodness , my dear father , ' said she : I did not ...
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