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Page 86
... reason to think that mankind in general derive consolation from the thoughts of others being in the same disagreeable situation with themselves . I therefore assure you , that even among my acquaintance there are many , some of them ...
... reason to think that mankind in general derive consolation from the thoughts of others being in the same disagreeable situation with themselves . I therefore assure you , that even among my acquaintance there are many , some of them ...
Page 91
... reason which you can have for suspecting that I harbor such intentions , said the Portuguese , but your thinking it impossible , after what you know of this man's behavior , that it should be other- wise . You are mistaken , replied the ...
... reason which you can have for suspecting that I harbor such intentions , said the Portuguese , but your thinking it impossible , after what you know of this man's behavior , that it should be other- wise . You are mistaken , replied the ...
Page 368
... reason to hope , that with care she would be in a short time restored to her perfect health . Although Zeluco had reason to be pleased with the first part of the physician's declaration , he was alarmed at the last . While Laura ...
... reason to hope , that with care she would be in a short time restored to her perfect health . Although Zeluco had reason to be pleased with the first part of the physician's declaration , he was alarmed at the last . While Laura ...
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