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... justice called upon conveniently to leave her with Plume ; their encounter is polite and delicate ; but tho ' the author feems to have meant a refined compliment in the circumftance of the captain's will , we can- not confider it as any ...
... justice called upon conveniently to leave her with Plume ; their encounter is polite and delicate ; but tho ' the author feems to have meant a refined compliment in the circumftance of the captain's will , we can- not confider it as any ...
Seite 68
... justice , the for- ward introduction of himself to that gentleman , his turning the word laconic , through ignorance , into a proper name , and his difcuffion upon that name , are ludicrously whimsical . The affectation of a general ...
... justice , the for- ward introduction of himself to that gentleman , his turning the word laconic , through ignorance , into a proper name , and his difcuffion upon that name , are ludicrously whimsical . The affectation of a general ...
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... justice is done by obliging the sharper to marry one he has de- bauched , and would have impofed on an unfufpect- ing country lad . The laft fcene , which is indeed but merely a conclufion , contains nothing more than a more for- mal ...
... justice is done by obliging the sharper to marry one he has de- bauched , and would have impofed on an unfufpect- ing country lad . The laft fcene , which is indeed but merely a conclufion , contains nothing more than a more for- mal ...
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