The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... daughter ordered to call on her when she came from her cousin's an hour afterwards . The mother was not so unskilful as not to have instructed her daughter whom to send for , and how to behave herself when her lover should urge her ...
... daughter ordered to call on her when she came from her cousin's an hour afterwards . The mother was not so unskilful as not to have instructed her daughter whom to send for , and how to behave herself when her lover should urge her ...
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... daughter , who has since proved the wonder of her age . • The relations of Monsieur Daubigné , dissatisfied with his conduct and his marriage , had all of them abandoned him , excepting Madame Villete his sister , who used to visit him ...
... daughter , who has since proved the wonder of her age . • The relations of Monsieur Daubigné , dissatisfied with his conduct and his marriage , had all of them abandoned him , excepting Madame Villete his sister , who used to visit him ...
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... daughter upon such occasions , and what the old lady's part properly is in such treaties , her husband being alive ? 5. How far a young lady is in duty obliged to observe her mother's directions , and not to receive any letters or ...
... daughter upon such occasions , and what the old lady's part properly is in such treaties , her husband being alive ? 5. How far a young lady is in duty obliged to observe her mother's directions , and not to receive any letters or ...
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