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... mean so to symbolize it in his Midsummer's Night's Dream ? ' " " I have heard men - sensible , philosophic men - explain the hideous disparities in marriage , by quietly receiving it as an ordination of Providence that it should be so ...
... mean so to symbolize it in his Midsummer's Night's Dream ? ' " " I have heard men - sensible , philosophic men - explain the hideous disparities in marriage , by quietly receiving it as an ordination of Providence that it should be so ...
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... means from the natural channels of my affections , to feed and clothe my miserable husband , and to answer his insatiable demands . I was with him , Emma , for many hours of every day during the last months of his loath- some life , in ...
... means from the natural channels of my affections , to feed and clothe my miserable husband , and to answer his insatiable demands . I was with him , Emma , for many hours of every day during the last months of his loath- some life , in ...
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... mean the spiritual harvests that life yields , and which those only reap who have moderate expectations , disciplined tempers , unexacting affections , and subdued wills . Poor Grace may reach heaven at tthrough much tribulation ...
... mean the spiritual harvests that life yields , and which those only reap who have moderate expectations , disciplined tempers , unexacting affections , and subdued wills . Poor Grace may reach heaven at tthrough much tribulation ...
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... mean no irreverence . I'll refer it to our clerical oracle - perhaps you don't know whom I mean ? " " I do . " 66 Ah , you do ! " Both sisters smiled . " I'll ask Mr. Esterly , then , " continued Grace , “ and if he sees a mote in my ...
... mean no irreverence . I'll refer it to our clerical oracle - perhaps you don't know whom I mean ? " " I do . " 66 Ah , you do ! " Both sisters smiled . " I'll ask Mr. Esterly , then , " continued Grace , “ and if he sees a mote in my ...
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... mean that , but he is so sensitive . Eleanor , how you flush to - day . Our step - mother is right for once ; she says you are not well ; that you are getting nervous with all these schools and societies . She says Mr. Esterly imposes ...
... mean that , but he is so sensitive . Eleanor , how you flush to - day . Our step - mother is right for once ; she says you are not well ; that you are getting nervous with all these schools and societies . She says Mr. Esterly imposes ...
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