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... gone , made no impression on him ; but like one stupid , he went on , not valuing all that tears and lamentations could be supposed to do ; nor did he abate his figure or equipage , his horses or servants , even to the last , till he ...
... gone , made no impression on him ; but like one stupid , he went on , not valuing all that tears and lamentations could be supposed to do ; nor did he abate his figure or equipage , his horses or servants , even to the last , till he ...
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... gone , I used to wish secretly , and even say in my thoughts , I wish you would , for if you go on thus you will starve us all . He stayed , however , at home all that day , and lay at home that night ; early the next morning he gets ...
... gone , I used to wish secretly , and even say in my thoughts , I wish you would , for if you go on thus you will starve us all . He stayed , however , at home all that day , and lay at home that night ; early the next morning he gets ...
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... gone , It must be a little surprising to the reader to tell him at once , that after this I never saw my husband more ; but , to go farther , I not only never saw him more , but I never heard from him , or of him , neither of any or ...
... gone , It must be a little surprising to the reader to tell him at once , that after this I never saw my husband more ; but , to go farther , I not only never saw him more , but I never heard from him , or of him , neither of any or ...
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... gone , and my family of children on my hands , and nothing to subsist them , my condition was the most deplor- able that words can express . I had some plate and some jewels , as might be supposed , my fortune and former circumstances ...
... gone , and my family of children on my hands , and nothing to subsist them , my condition was the most deplor- able that words can express . I had some plate and some jewels , as might be supposed , my fortune and former circumstances ...
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... gone ; that the people should be told , that if they did not think fit to take some care of the children , they might send for the churchwardens if they thought that better , for that they were born in that parish , and there they must ...
... gone ; that the people should be told , that if they did not think fit to take some care of the children , they might send for the churchwardens if they thought that better , for that they were born in that parish , and there they must ...
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