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... lady that has lost her money 16 The dangers and miseries of a literary emi- nence 17 The frequent contemplation of death neces sary to moderate the passions 18 The unhappiness of marriage caused by ir- regular motives of choice 19 The ...
... lady that has lost her money 16 The dangers and miseries of a literary emi- nence 17 The frequent contemplation of death neces sary to moderate the passions 18 The unhappiness of marriage caused by ir- regular motives of choice 19 The ...
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... lady's misery in a summer retirement 194 125 The difficulty of defining comedy . Tragic and comic sentiments confounded ... ladies 98 The necessity of cultivating politeness 99 The pleasures of private friendship . necessity of similar ...
... lady's misery in a summer retirement 194 125 The difficulty of defining comedy . Tragic and comic sentiments confounded ... ladies 98 The necessity of cultivating politeness 99 The pleasures of private friendship . necessity of similar ...
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... Ladies ' journey to London 433 81 Indian's speech to his countrymen 434 554 • 82 The true idea of beauty 435 Evening ... Lady had given a Sprig of Myrtle ib 441 To Lady Firebrace , at Bury Assizes • 442 To Lyce , an elderly Lady • · 443 ...
... Ladies ' journey to London 433 81 Indian's speech to his countrymen 434 554 • 82 The true idea of beauty 435 Evening ... Lady had given a Sprig of Myrtle ib 441 To Lady Firebrace , at Bury Assizes • 442 To Lyce , an elderly Lady • · 443 ...
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... ladies have taught themselves to believe that every man intends love , who expresses civility , the miscar- riage of any endeavour in learning raises an un- bounded contempt , indulged by most minds with- piers of human manners , is not ...
... ladies have taught themselves to believe that every man intends love , who expresses civility , the miscar- riage of any endeavour in learning raises an un- bounded contempt , indulged by most minds with- piers of human manners , is not ...
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... lady has hurried their address too soon out of my mind , and that I re- fer them for a reply to some future paper , in order to tell this curious inquirer after my other name , the answer of a philosopher to a man , who meeting him in ...
... lady has hurried their address too soon out of my mind , and that I re- fer them for a reply to some future paper , in order to tell this curious inquirer after my other name , the answer of a philosopher to a man , who meeting him in ...
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