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Page 46
... tell him I want one . I am forced to keep my pocket - money and lay it out for a book , now and then , that he does not know of . He has ordered my mas- ter to buy no more books for me , but says he will buy them himself . I asked him ...
... tell him I want one . I am forced to keep my pocket - money and lay it out for a book , now and then , that he does not know of . He has ordered my mas- ter to buy no more books for me , but says he will buy them himself . I asked him ...
Page 103
serves ; you should give it the severest reflections you can ; you should tell women , that they are more ... telling them , that the utmost of a woman's character is contained in domestic life ; she is blameable or praise - worthy ...
serves ; you should give it the severest reflections you can ; you should tell women , that they are more ... telling them , that the utmost of a woman's character is contained in domestic life ; she is blameable or praise - worthy ...
Page 116
... tell , Tell , if ye saw , how came I thus , how here ? His next sentiment , when upon his first going to sleep he fancies himself losing his existence , and fall- ing away into nothing , can never be sufficiently ad- mired . His dream ...
... tell , Tell , if ye saw , how came I thus , how here ? His next sentiment , when upon his first going to sleep he fancies himself losing his existence , and fall- ing away into nothing , can never be sufficiently ad- mired . His dream ...
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