The Monthly Review, Volumen1Hurst, Robinson, 1833 |
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... passed a sleepless night , and spent an extra hour at his toilette next morning in adorning himself with a clean shirt and neckcloth . He then sallied forth , and , on reaching the widow's , was shown into her parlour , where , casting ...
... passed a sleepless night , and spent an extra hour at his toilette next morning in adorning himself with a clean shirt and neckcloth . He then sallied forth , and , on reaching the widow's , was shown into her parlour , where , casting ...
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... passed away , Yet was he by no means unapt , or unobservant of what passed around him . His table - talk partook largely of reminiscences of bygone days , but he would now and then indulge in some lively sally upon those who were his ...
... passed away , Yet was he by no means unapt , or unobservant of what passed around him . His table - talk partook largely of reminiscences of bygone days , but he would now and then indulge in some lively sally upon those who were his ...
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... passed seventeen years with Mr. Thrale , and wearing his name for four years longer , she married another gentleman , who pushed the whole of the former figures out of her imagination altogether . Such and so varied is a woman's destiny ...
... passed seventeen years with Mr. Thrale , and wearing his name for four years longer , she married another gentleman , who pushed the whole of the former figures out of her imagination altogether . Such and so varied is a woman's destiny ...
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