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Page 41
... heart as he had been ordered ; and in the intervals of his own successful passion he observed the other instructions of his master . CHAPTER XI . " Rien ne pese tant qu'un secret ; Le porter loin est difficile aux dames ; Et je sais ...
... heart as he had been ordered ; and in the intervals of his own successful passion he observed the other instructions of his master . CHAPTER XI . " Rien ne pese tant qu'un secret ; Le porter loin est difficile aux dames ; Et je sais ...
Page 136
... heart , and is penetrated with a sense of your services on a late occasion ; I hope I also have becoming sentiments on that head , of which the best proof I can give , is by assuring you at once , that it is not in my power to repay the ...
... heart , and is penetrated with a sense of your services on a late occasion ; I hope I also have becoming sentiments on that head , of which the best proof I can give , is by assuring you at once , that it is not in my power to repay the ...
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... heart , said Zeluco , endeavoring to shake off reflection in which , however , he did not suc ceed , till he had almost entirely drowned thought in repeated bumpers . In the course of their conversation , Zelucc renewed the offer he had ...
... heart , said Zeluco , endeavoring to shake off reflection in which , however , he did not suc ceed , till he had almost entirely drowned thought in repeated bumpers . In the course of their conversation , Zelucc renewed the offer he had ...
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