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We are persuaded that Lady Bradshaigh , for instance , never supposed that her
letters to the author of Clarissa , written to unbosom the sensations of the moment
, and for the exercise of a reflecting yet playful mind , were to be made public ...
We are persuaded that Lady Bradshaigh , for instance , never supposed that her
letters to the author of Clarissa , written to unbosom the sensations of the moment
, and for the exercise of a reflecting yet playful mind , were to be made public ...
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but the address she gave was , “ To be left at the Post - office in Exeter till called
for , " and her own letters were dated Exeter . ' For a considerable time , the lady
was completely concealed ; and she so teazed and harassed poor Richardson ...
but the address she gave was , “ To be left at the Post - office in Exeter till called
for , " and her own letters were dated Exeter . ' For a considerable time , the lady
was completely concealed ; and she so teazed and harassed poor Richardson ...
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With respect to the foreign testimonies to the early use of letters among the Celtz ,
we do not perceive that the author has been able to make any additions to what
had been ' before adduced ; except such as he founds on his conjectures of the ...
With respect to the foreign testimonies to the early use of letters among the Celtz ,
we do not perceive that the author has been able to make any additions to what
had been ' before adduced ; except such as he founds on his conjectures of the ...
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