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... lady notices that her chosen one is growing cold , she reproaches him most outrageously in public ; and if another young lady , either through ignorance or by desire , seeks to supplant her , she tells the latter that she has rights ...
... lady notices that her chosen one is growing cold , she reproaches him most outrageously in public ; and if another young lady , either through ignorance or by desire , seeks to supplant her , she tells the latter that she has rights ...
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... lady can have for going extravagantly into a fashion , is , because it makes her look extravagantly handsome.- Ladies , I must wish you a good morning . CHARLOTTE But , brother , you are going to make home with us . MANLY Indeed , I ...
... lady can have for going extravagantly into a fashion , is , because it makes her look extravagantly handsome.- Ladies , I must wish you a good morning . CHARLOTTE But , brother , you are going to make home with us . MANLY Indeed , I ...
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... lady of immense fortune ; and his niece , Miss Charlotte Manly , is a young lady of great sprightli- ness and beauty . MANLY That gentleman , Sir , is my uncle , and Miss Manly my sister . DIMPLE The devil she is ! ( Aside . ) Miss ...
... lady of immense fortune ; and his niece , Miss Charlotte Manly , is a young lady of great sprightli- ness and beauty . MANLY That gentleman , Sir , is my uncle , and Miss Manly my sister . DIMPLE The devil she is ! ( Aside . ) Miss ...
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THE MAKING OF THE REPUBLIC | 1 |
from History of the American Revolu | 55 |
from Letters on Various | 94 |
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