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... ladies , who sit dismally in a group by them- selves ; -in the other end stand their pensive partners that are to be ; -but no more inter- course between the sexes than there is between two countries at war . The ladies indeed may ogle ...
... ladies , who sit dismally in a group by them- selves ; -in the other end stand their pensive partners that are to be ; -but no more inter- course between the sexes than there is between two countries at war . The ladies indeed may ogle ...
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... ladies are ten thousand times finer and handsomer than the Irish . To be sure , now , I see your sisters Betty and ... ladies say it themselves . But to be less seri- ous ; where will you find a language so prettily become a pretty mouth ...
... ladies are ten thousand times finer and handsomer than the Irish . To be sure , now , I see your sisters Betty and ... ladies say it themselves . But to be less seri- ous ; where will you find a language so prettily become a pretty mouth ...
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... ladies ' eyes , and finding himself more and more at ease in their society ; at least in the society of those whom he met in the Reynolds circle , among whom he particularly affected the beau- tiful family of the Hornecks . But let us ...
... ladies ' eyes , and finding himself more and more at ease in their society ; at least in the society of those whom he met in the Reynolds circle , among whom he particularly affected the beau- tiful family of the Hornecks . But let us ...
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Improvident Marriages in the Gold | 21 |
Goldsmith Rejected by the Bishop | 41 |
Sallies Forth as a Law Student | 52 |
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