The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... gave her to the care of her daughter's nurse , with whom she was bred up for some time , as a foster - sis- ter . Besides this , she sent the two prisoners several necessaries . Some time after Monsieur Daubigné found means , by ...
... gave her to the care of her daughter's nurse , with whom she was bred up for some time , as a foster - sis- ter . Besides this , she sent the two prisoners several necessaries . Some time after Monsieur Daubigné found means , by ...
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... gave my imagination more pleasant exercise than the most magnificent structure could , as I look upon the ho- nourable wounds of a defaced soldier with more ve- neration than the most exact proportion of a beau- tiful woman . As this ...
... gave my imagination more pleasant exercise than the most magnificent structure could , as I look upon the ho- nourable wounds of a defaced soldier with more ve- neration than the most exact proportion of a beau- tiful woman . As this ...
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... gave me all the indig nation imaginable , and I could attend to nothing but the reflection that the greatest affronts imaginable are such as no one can take notice of . Before I was out of such vexatious inadvertencies to the business ...
... gave me all the indig nation imaginable , and I could attend to nothing but the reflection that the greatest affronts imaginable are such as no one can take notice of . Before I was out of such vexatious inadvertencies to the business ...
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