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...immediately communicated my refolutioh to her. She was of a very tall and {lender make; fo I bc«<j;ed her to put under her own ridinghood, one that I had prepared for Mrs. Mills, ns me was to lend hers to my Lord, that, in coming out, he might be taken for her. Mrs. Mills was then...

...immediatelycommunicated my refolution to her. She was of a very tall and flender make ; fo I begged her to pat under her own riding-hood, one that I had prepared for Mrs. Mills, as (he was to lend hrr's to my lord, that, in coming out, he might be taken for her. Mrs. Mills was then...

...immediately communicated my refolution to her. She was of a very tail and (lender make ; fo I bígged lier to put under her own ridinghood, one that I had prepared for Airs. Mill«, as (lie was to lend hers to ir.y Lord, that, in ccr.ïing out, lie might be taken for...

...happiness ; 1 immediately communicated my résolution to her. She was of a very tall and slender make, to I begged her to put under her own riding-hood, one that I had prepared for Mrs. Mills, se she was to lend hers to my Lord, that in coming out be might be taken for her. Mrs. Mills was then...

...whose acquaintance my dear Evans had introduced me, which 1 look upon as a very singular happiness ; I immediately communicated my resolution to her. She...begged her to put under her own riding-hood, one that J had prepared for Mrs. Mills, as she was to lend hers to my Lord, that in coming out lie might be...

...whose acquaintance my dear Evans has introduce me, which [ look upon as a very singular happiness. I immediately communicated my resolution to her. She...was to lend hers to my Lord, that, in coming out, lie might be taken for her. Mrs. Mills was then with child ; so that she was not only of the same height,...

...whose acquaintance my dear Evans has introduced me, which I looked upon as a very singular happiness. I immediately communicated my resolution to her. She...slender make ; so I begged her to put under her own ridmg-hood, one that I had prepared for Mrs Mills, as she was to lend hers to my lord, that in coming...

...whose acquaintance my dear Evans has introduced me, which I looked upon as a very singular happiness. I immediately communicated my resolution to her. She...slender make ; so I begged her to put under her own riding hood, one that I had prepared for Mrs Mills, as she was to lend her's to my Lord, that, in coming...

...acquaintance my dear Evans had introduced me, and to whom I immediately communicated my resolution. She was of a very tall and slender make ; so I begged her to put under her own riding hood, one that I had prepared for Mrs. Mills, as she was to lend her's to my lord. Mrs. Mills...