The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... tell me of waiting till decencies , till forms , till humours are consulted and gratified . If you have that happy constitution as to be indolent for ten weeks together , you should consider that all that while I burn in impatiences and ...
... tell me of waiting till decencies , till forms , till humours are consulted and gratified . If you have that happy constitution as to be indolent for ten weeks together , you should consider that all that while I burn in impatiences and ...
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... tell you that I am in love . The circumstances of my passion I shall let you understand as well as a disor dered mind will admit . " That cursed pickthank , Mrs. Jane " Alas , I am railing at one to you by her name , as familiarly as if ...
... tell you that I am in love . The circumstances of my passion I shall let you understand as well as a disor dered mind will admit . " That cursed pickthank , Mrs. Jane " Alas , I am railing at one to you by her name , as familiarly as if ...
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... tell you a thousand things which I have to say to you . I must desire you to communicate the con- tents of this to no one living ; but believe me to be , with the greatest fidelity , 6 SIR , ' Your most obedient humble servant ...
... tell you a thousand things which I have to say to you . I must desire you to communicate the con- tents of this to no one living ; but believe me to be , with the greatest fidelity , 6 SIR , ' Your most obedient humble servant ...
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