The Vicar of Wakefield: A TaleBrown, 1803 - 224 páginas |
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... kinson entering , informed me that there was news of my daughter ; for that she was seen by a person about two hours before in a strange gentleman's company , and that they had stopped at a neighbouring village for refreshment , and ...
... kinson entering , informed me that there was news of my daughter ; for that she was seen by a person about two hours before in a strange gentleman's company , and that they had stopped at a neighbouring village for refreshment , and ...
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... kinson also , who had acted as his valet de chambre , had dressed up his hair , and furnished him with what- ever was necessary to make a genteel appearance . He now , therefore , entered , handsomely dressed in his regimentals , and ...
... kinson also , who had acted as his valet de chambre , had dressed up his hair , and furnished him with what- ever was necessary to make a genteel appearance . He now , therefore , entered , handsomely dressed in his regimentals , and ...
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... to be my comfort in age ? ' . ' -'That she is , ' cried Jen- kinson , and make much of her , for she is your own ⚫ honourable child , and as honest a woman as any in the 6 ' whole room , let the other be who she OF WAKEFIELD . 215.
... to be my comfort in age ? ' . ' -'That she is , ' cried Jen- kinson , and make much of her , for she is your own ⚫ honourable child , and as honest a woman as any in the 6 ' whole room , let the other be who she OF WAKEFIELD . 215.
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