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... believe , that by marrying a vicious man , she shall be able to turn him from the error of his ways . It is true he may promise well . Nay , he may sometimes even believe his own words . But let her look to the talent that has been ...
... believe , that by marrying a vicious man , she shall be able to turn him from the error of his ways . It is true he may promise well . Nay , he may sometimes even believe his own words . But let her look to the talent that has been ...
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Sarah Stickney Ellis. " It is so impossible for me to believe any one interested in my fate , " replied the mis- anthrope , " that if any thing extraordinary were to happen to me , which I must reveal , I believe I should tell it to the ...
Sarah Stickney Ellis. " It is so impossible for me to believe any one interested in my fate , " replied the mis- anthrope , " that if any thing extraordinary were to happen to me , which I must reveal , I believe I should tell it to the ...
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... believe that the influence of religion will effect this change , in the other , we have reason to believe that the influence of total absti- nence will at least effect a moral and physical amendment . There is a class of individuals ...
... believe that the influence of religion will effect this change , in the other , we have reason to believe that the influence of total absti- nence will at least effect a moral and physical amendment . There is a class of individuals ...
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THE HALL AND THE COTTAGE | 7 |
ELLEN EKSDALE 68 | 68 |
THE CURATES WIDOW 83 | 83 |
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