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Page 78
... Portuguese , which had been for some time glowing , was so instantaneously kindled by this sugges tion , that he struck the maid an unmanly blow on the face , so that the blood gushed from her nose and mouth ; in which condition she ran ...
... Portuguese , which had been for some time glowing , was so instantaneously kindled by this sugges tion , that he struck the maid an unmanly blow on the face , so that the blood gushed from her nose and mouth ; in which condition she ran ...
Page 84
... Portuguese , to enable her to mention it . He then poured out a torrent of abuse against his wife . The physician did not think proper to interrupt him ; but when he had done , he coolly asked what proofs he had of her guilt ? The ...
... Portuguese , to enable her to mention it . He then poured out a torrent of abuse against his wife . The physician did not think proper to interrupt him ; but when he had done , he coolly asked what proofs he had of her guilt ? The ...
Page 91
... Portuguese ; adding , that he feared he still harbored vindictive intentions against Ze- luco ; representing the danger of such a scheme ; that , how- ever cautiously it might be executed , he would infallibly be considered as the ...
... Portuguese ; adding , that he feared he still harbored vindictive intentions against Ze- luco ; representing the danger of such a scheme ; that , how- ever cautiously it might be executed , he would infallibly be considered as the ...
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