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... daughter is less true to Defoe's conception ; the girl , as he drew her , was actuated more by natural affection in secking her mother , and less by interest . The character of the Dutch merchant , likewise , has 1 See Memoirs of a ...
... daughter is less true to Defoe's conception ; the girl , as he drew her , was actuated more by natural affection in secking her mother , and less by interest . The character of the Dutch merchant , likewise , has 1 See Memoirs of a ...
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... daughter ; and more yet , Amy and Roxana . With the exception of Moll Flanders , these last two are more vitalised than any personages Defoe invented . In this pair , furthermore , Defoe seems to have been interested in bringing out the ...
... daughter ; and more yet , Amy and Roxana . With the exception of Moll Flanders , these last two are more vitalised than any personages Defoe invented . In this pair , furthermore , Defoe seems to have been interested in bringing out the ...
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... feeling gratitude , she shows in her generosity to the Quakeress . And in her rage and remorse , on sus- pecting that her daughter has been murdered , and in her emotion several times on seeing her children , [ xi ] INTRODUCTION.
... feeling gratitude , she shows in her generosity to the Quakeress . And in her rage and remorse , on sus- pecting that her daughter has been murdered , and in her emotion several times on seeing her children , [ xi ] INTRODUCTION.
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... his name is respected among all his neighbours ; it will be a reproach to you , that are his daughter , and to our children , that are his grandchildren , that we should let your brother's children perish [ 30 ] THE LIFE OF ROXANA.
... his name is respected among all his neighbours ; it will be a reproach to you , that are his daughter , and to our children , that are his grandchildren , that we should let your brother's children perish [ 30 ] THE LIFE OF ROXANA.
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... daughter , and we had it nursed ; and Amy came again in about half a year to live with her old mistress ; but neither my gentleman , or Amy either , cared for playing that game over again ; for , as he said , the jade might bring him a ...
... daughter , and we had it nursed ; and Amy came again in about half a year to live with her old mistress ; but neither my gentleman , or Amy either , cared for playing that game over again ; for , as he said , the jade might bring him a ...
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