The Young Philosopher: A Novel, 4. köideGarland Pub., 1974 |
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Page 134
... Sir , " replied Mrs. Billfon , " his honour , Sir Harry , knows it well enough , " ( and fighed deeply ) " he cannot well help knowing it , indeed ; but great gentlefolks don't confider always what poor folks fuffers ; Sir Harry , you know ...
... Sir , " replied Mrs. Billfon , " his honour , Sir Harry , knows it well enough , " ( and fighed deeply ) " he cannot well help knowing it , indeed ; but great gentlefolks don't confider always what poor folks fuffers ; Sir Harry , you know ...
Page 136
... Sir Harry . 991 " What I meant to afk was , " added Delmont , " whether there is not some housekeeper , or the wife of his fteward , I think I heard , who hires the fervants , and directs the domeftic concerns ... Sir Harry , £ 36 THE YOUNG.
... Sir Harry . 991 " What I meant to afk was , " added Delmont , " whether there is not some housekeeper , or the wife of his fteward , I think I heard , who hires the fervants , and directs the domeftic concerns ... Sir Harry , £ 36 THE YOUNG.
Page 310
... Sir Harry took my hand and entreat- ed me to stay , I seized the first moment it was poffible to escape to my own room . Alas ! this interview had been settled be- tween them , and was intended only to give Sir Harry a fight of your ...
... Sir Harry took my hand and entreat- ed me to stay , I seized the first moment it was poffible to escape to my own room . Alas ! this interview had been settled be- tween them , and was intended only to give Sir Harry a fight of your ...
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