Zeluco: Various Views of Human Nature, Taken from Life and Manners, Foreign and Domestic ... |
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... disposition is the most likely to degenerate : avoiding and being avoided by every person of a liberal and independent mind ; living almost constantly on his own estate , with a set of people over whom he had unlimited power ; seeing no ...
... disposition is the most likely to degenerate : avoiding and being avoided by every person of a liberal and independent mind ; living almost constantly on his own estate , with a set of people over whom he had unlimited power ; seeing no ...
Page 250
... disposition it is impossible to please , how then could the efforts of this unhappy young woman prove suc- cessful , who had to deal with a peevish temper engrafted on a vicious disposition ? Zeluco's vanity was continually inciting him ...
... disposition it is impossible to please , how then could the efforts of this unhappy young woman prove suc- cessful , who had to deal with a peevish temper engrafted on a vicious disposition ? Zeluco's vanity was continually inciting him ...
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... disposition to share the profits arising from her personal accomplishments with any person whatever ; at the age of fif- teen , therefore , she abandoned her father's house , and the terri- tories of the Republic , in company with a ...
... disposition to share the profits arising from her personal accomplishments with any person whatever ; at the age of fif- teen , therefore , she abandoned her father's house , and the terri- tories of the Republic , in company with a ...
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