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Página ix
... too , was at fault when he made Moll Flanders consider moving to Pennsylvania be- fore the grant to William Penn was made which brought that colony into existence . > in Virginia no less than in the accounts of [ ix ] INTRODUCTION.
... too , was at fault when he made Moll Flanders consider moving to Pennsylvania be- fore the grant to William Penn was made which brought that colony into existence . > in Virginia no less than in the accounts of [ ix ] INTRODUCTION.
Página xix
... brought by the just alarm of his fit of sickness to abandon her ; the just caution given there against even the lawful intimacies of the dearest friends , and how unable they are to preserve the most solemn reso- lutions of virtue ...
... brought by the just alarm of his fit of sickness to abandon her ; the just caution given there against even the lawful intimacies of the dearest friends , and how unable they are to preserve the most solemn reso- lutions of virtue ...
Página xx
... brought to an unhappy end , or brought to be a penitent ; there is not an ill thing mentioned but it is condemned , even in the relation , nor a virtuous , just thing but it carries its praise along with it . What can more exactly ...
... brought to an unhappy end , or brought to be a penitent ; there is not an ill thing mentioned but it is condemned , even in the relation , nor a virtuous , just thing but it carries its praise along with it . What can more exactly ...
Página xxii
... brought into the same volume , and indeed are , as I may call them , whole volumes of themselves , viz .: 1. The life of her governess , as she calls her , who had run through , it seems , in a few years , all the eminent degrees of a ...
... brought into the same volume , and indeed are , as I may call them , whole volumes of themselves , viz .: 1. The life of her governess , as she calls her , who had run through , it seems , in a few years , all the eminent degrees of a ...
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... brought into a course of life , scandalous in itself , and which in its ordinary course tended to the swift destruction both of soul and body . But the case was otherwise here . My mother was convicted of felony for a petty theft ...
... brought into a course of life , scandalous in itself , and which in its ordinary course tended to the swift destruction both of soul and body . But the case was otherwise here . My mother was convicted of felony for a petty theft ...
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