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... given to the world . And finally , in understanding and reproducing the characters of Roxana and Amy , the anonymous author has done remarkably well . The character of Roxana's daughter is less true to Defoe's conception ; the girl , as ...
... given to the world . And finally , in understanding and reproducing the characters of Roxana and Amy , the anonymous author has done remarkably well . The character of Roxana's daughter is less true to Defoe's conception ; the girl , as ...
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... before , that four of them were born there , and one in the house where I now was , where the land- lord , after having seized my goods for the rent past , not then knowing my circumstances , had now given me [ 21 ] THE LIFE OF ROXANA.
... before , that four of them were born there , and one in the house where I now was , where the land- lord , after having seized my goods for the rent past , not then knowing my circumstances , had now given me [ 21 ] THE LIFE OF ROXANA.
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Daniel Defoe. not then knowing my circumstances , had now given me leave to live for a whole year more without any rent , being moved with compassion ; but that this year was now almost expired . Upon hearing this account , they came to ...
Daniel Defoe. not then knowing my circumstances , had now given me leave to live for a whole year more without any rent , being moved with compassion ; but that this year was now almost expired . Upon hearing this account , they came to ...
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... given him a more than ordinary respect for me , and made him very thoughtful for my good ; that he was resolved for the present to do something to relieve me , and to employ his thoughts in the meantime , to see if he could for the ...
... given him a more than ordinary respect for me , and made him very thoughtful for my good ; that he was resolved for the present to do something to relieve me , and to employ his thoughts in the meantime , to see if he could for the ...
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... given me hopes of recovering me from the worst circumstances that ever woman of any sort of fortune was sunk into ; that he could not but believe that what he had said to me was like life from the dead ; that it was like recovering one ...
... given me hopes of recovering me from the worst circumstances that ever woman of any sort of fortune was sunk into ; that he could not but believe that what he had said to me was like life from the dead ; that it was like recovering one ...
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