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... carried on the history of the heroine . Probably none of the continuations was by Defoe himself , though the one in the edition of 1745 has been attributed to him . For this reason , and because it has some literary merit , it is ...
... carried on the history of the heroine . Probably none of the continuations was by Defoe himself , though the one in the edition of 1745 has been attributed to him . For this reason , and because it has some literary merit , it is ...
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... carry on his business , and once or twice his brewing uten- sils were extended for the excise ; and , the last time , he was put to great extremities to clear them . This alarmed him , and he resolved to lay down his trade ; which ...
... carry on his business , and once or twice his brewing uten- sils were extended for the excise ; and , the last time , he was put to great extremities to clear them . This alarmed him , and he resolved to lay down his trade ; which ...
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... carried by them to the door of one of the relations mentioned above , and be set down there by the maid Amy , and that I , the mother , should remove for some days , shut up the doors , and be gone ; that the people should be told ...
... carried by them to the door of one of the relations mentioned above , and be set down there by the maid Amy , and that I , the mother , should remove for some days , shut up the doors , and be gone ; that the people should be told ...
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... carried them all away to one of their aunts . Amy , a resolute girl , knocked at the door , with the children all with her , and bade the eldest , as soon as the door was open , run in , and the rest after her . She set them all down at ...
... carried them all away to one of their aunts . Amy , a resolute girl , knocked at the door , with the children all with her , and bade the eldest , as soon as the door was open , run in , and the rest after her . She set them all down at ...
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... carry them to me ; but it shall be no disturbance to me , for I have ordered them to be set in the street without the door , and so let the church - wardens take care of them , or else make this dull jade carry ' em back to again , and ...
... carry them to me ; but it shall be no disturbance to me , for I have ordered them to be set in the street without the door , and so let the church - wardens take care of them , or else make this dull jade carry ' em back to again , and ...
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