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Page 139
... writer for republishing the details of that nauseous illustration of the degradation to which it is possible for a gentleman and scholar to sink . But , however revolting , the case is not without interest for the reader who is curious ...
... writer for republishing the details of that nauseous illustration of the degradation to which it is possible for a gentleman and scholar to sink . But , however revolting , the case is not without interest for the reader who is curious ...
Page 209
... writer's simplicity , and is saying to herself , " Here is one of the advocates of mar- riage on three hundred a year . " But this writer is not going to advocate marriage on that or any other particular sum . From personal experi- ence ...
... writer's simplicity , and is saying to herself , " Here is one of the advocates of mar- riage on three hundred a year . " But this writer is not going to advocate marriage on that or any other particular sum . From personal experi- ence ...
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... writer assuming credit as a conscientious narrator of facts , places the crime in the eighteenth instead of the sixteenth century , and transforms the venal judge into a clever barrister . In a highly seasoned statement of the repulsive ...
... writer assuming credit as a conscientious narrator of facts , places the crime in the eighteenth instead of the sixteenth century , and transforms the venal judge into a clever barrister . In a highly seasoned statement of the repulsive ...
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