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... doubt , took occasion in the course of his conversation to remark , that the journal with which he had the honour to be connected , was richly supported by voluntary contributions , for which it never had made any 42 MR . DALTON'S LEGATEE .
... doubt , took occasion in the course of his conversation to remark , that the journal with which he had the honour to be connected , was richly supported by voluntary contributions , for which it never had made any 42 MR . DALTON'S LEGATEE .
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... doubt , you have be- haved like a lady all along , so pray don't worret yourself about it at present . I can wait very well for a little time . " And she curtseyed herself out of the room . But this was but a temporary reprieve ...
... doubt , you have be- haved like a lady all along , so pray don't worret yourself about it at present . I can wait very well for a little time . " And she curtseyed herself out of the room . But this was but a temporary reprieve ...
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... doubt , and respectable in his own station . " " And what is the difference , pray , Mrs. S. , between his station and that of Otty or Guss ; save , and except , that they make ducks and drakes of the money which he has helped to earn ...
... doubt , and respectable in his own station . " " And what is the difference , pray , Mrs. S. , between his station and that of Otty or Guss ; save , and except , that they make ducks and drakes of the money which he has helped to earn ...
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... doubt , but was this miserable piece of Indian jugglery all that his poor Emily was to retain of her father's rich posses- sions and ample belongings - once , as it had seemed , all so surely her own ! How he longed civilly and coolly ...
... doubt , but was this miserable piece of Indian jugglery all that his poor Emily was to retain of her father's rich posses- sions and ample belongings - once , as it had seemed , all so surely her own ! How he longed civilly and coolly ...
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... doubt- less , and will pass away shortly . " " I would gladly hope so ; but I have no firmer basis than hope on which to rely . " " Well , sir , if it be so - though I do not understand how it can be so , I shall be 138 MR . DALTON'S ...
... doubt- less , and will pass away shortly . " " I would gladly hope so ; but I have no firmer basis than hope on which to rely . " " Well , sir , if it be so - though I do not understand how it can be so , I shall be 138 MR . DALTON'S ...
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