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A fashionable fortune - hunter ( no allusion to certain persons or particular
countries ) gets introduced to the family of a ... There is , first , the cut direct ; that
is , to stare in the face of a person , with whom you had been on previous habits
of ...
A fashionable fortune - hunter ( no allusion to certain persons or particular
countries ) gets introduced to the family of a ... There is , first , the cut direct ; that
is , to stare in the face of a person , with whom you had been on previous habits
of ...
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pretende ao time , a person does very well , when in his power , to read , both
books of amusement and such as are profound . A writer who is barely profound ,
is not pleasing ; and a writer who is merely pleasing , is no more than superficial .
pretende ao time , a person does very well , when in his power , to read , both
books of amusement and such as are profound . A writer who is barely profound ,
is not pleasing ; and a writer who is merely pleasing , is no more than superficial .
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When meeting with a person who keeps his umbrella tightly clenched , slant your
canopy under his , you will thus prevent the wet border of his umbrella coming in
contact with your cheek , and pouring its deluging contents within your ...
When meeting with a person who keeps his umbrella tightly clenched , slant your
canopy under his , you will thus prevent the wet border of his umbrella coming in
contact with your cheek , and pouring its deluging contents within your ...
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Rosalie the girl of Venice a tale 49 | 7 |
Song by Sbelley 35 | 13 |
Specimen of Human Nature | 79 |
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The Literary Magnet of the Belles Lettres, Science, and the Fine Arts, Volumen3 Tobias Merton Sin vista previa disponible - 1825 |
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affection appeared arms arrived beautiful become body bright called cause character considered death delight door earth entered existence face fair fancy father fear feelings felt fortune give grave hand happiness head heard heart heaven hope hour human imagination interest lady leave less letter light Literary live look Lord manner means meet mind morning nature never night object observed once opinion passed passion perhaps person pleasure poet poetry poor possession present readers remained respect rest returned round scene seemed seen short side smile soon sorrow soul speak spirit sweet tears tell thee thing thou thought tion turn walked whole wife wish wonder write young