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... thing that should make your husband think you love him , you would oftener afford me that pleasure . When Jonathan answers my letters , I shall know what to do ; but if I thought quite so ill of him as the rest of his relations do , I ...
... thing that should make your husband think you love him , you would oftener afford me that pleasure . When Jonathan answers my letters , I shall know what to do ; but if I thought quite so ill of him as the rest of his relations do , I ...
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... things about you . Two people who are entirely linked together in interest , in humour , and affection , may make this being very agreeable ; the main thing is , to preserve always a dis- position to please and be pleased . Now as to ...
... things about you . Two people who are entirely linked together in interest , in humour , and affection , may make this being very agreeable ; the main thing is , to preserve always a dis- position to please and be pleased . Now as to ...
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... thing that she attempted . Music , dancing , draw- ing , and perspective , were then her chief pursuits : but even at that early age , her greatest pleasure seemed to have been reading , which she would pursue with unwearied attention ...
... thing that she attempted . Music , dancing , draw- ing , and perspective , were then her chief pursuits : but even at that early age , her greatest pleasure seemed to have been reading , which she would pursue with unwearied attention ...
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