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... fince I cannot continue to love her , to profefs that I do . Το marry a Woman with the Coldness that ufually indeed comes on after Marriage , is ruining one's felf with one's Eyes open befides , it is really doing her an Injury . This ...
... fince I cannot continue to love her , to profefs that I do . Το marry a Woman with the Coldness that ufually indeed comes on after Marriage , is ruining one's felf with one's Eyes open befides , it is really doing her an Injury . This ...
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... fince changed my Opinion , and have endeavoured to let him . know fo much by feveral Letters , but the barbarous Man has refufed them all ; fo that I have no way left of writing to him , but by your Affiftance . If we can bring him ...
... fince changed my Opinion , and have endeavoured to let him . know fo much by feveral Letters , but the barbarous Man has refufed them all ; fo that I have no way left of writing to him , but by your Affiftance . If we can bring him ...
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... fince the good Men were grown rich they had received no Sacrifices , which is confirmed by a Prieft of Jupiter , who enters with a Remonftrance , that fince this late Innovation he was reduced to a ftarving Condition , and could not ...
... fince the good Men were grown rich they had received no Sacrifices , which is confirmed by a Prieft of Jupiter , who enters with a Remonftrance , that fince this late Innovation he was reduced to a ftarving Condition , and could not ...
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