Zeluco: Various Views of Human Nature, Taken from Life and Manners, Foreign and Domestic ... |
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Page 63
... wife's reasoning , but was deter- mined to satisfy his revenge , a plan for which had already occurred to him . Having persuaded his wife to go to bed earlier than usual , he dressed himself in her clothes , and turowing a white man ...
... wife's reasoning , but was deter- mined to satisfy his revenge , a plan for which had already occurred to him . Having persuaded his wife to go to bed earlier than usual , he dressed himself in her clothes , and turowing a white man ...
Page 72
... wife was an accomplice . On his recovery , however , he thanked his Portuguese neighbor with the most satisfied air imaginable for his obliging inqui- ries , and descanted with every appearance of conviction on the treachery and ...
... wife was an accomplice . On his recovery , however , he thanked his Portuguese neighbor with the most satisfied air imaginable for his obliging inqui- ries , and descanted with every appearance of conviction on the treachery and ...
Page 76
... wife that somebody wished to speak to her in the parlor . She immediately locked up her papers into a small writing - desk , and withdrew . As she rose , the maid took that opportunity of dropping the letter she had received from Zeluco ...
... wife that somebody wished to speak to her in the parlor . She immediately locked up her papers into a small writing - desk , and withdrew . As she rose , the maid took that opportunity of dropping the letter she had received from Zeluco ...
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