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... Lofty . My dear Madam , what can a private man like me do ? One man can't do every thing ; and then , I do so much in this way every day : Let me see , something considerable might be done for him by subscription ; it could not fail if ...
... Lofty . My dear Madam , what can a private man like me do ? One man can't do every thing ; and then , I do so much in this way every day : Let me see , something considerable might be done for him by subscription ; it could not fail if ...
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... Lofty . How ! not know the friend that served you ? Honeyw . Can't guess at the person . Lofty . Enquire . Honeyw . I have , but all I can learn is , that he chuses to re- main concealed , and that all enquiry must be fruitless . Lofty ...
... Lofty . How ! not know the friend that served you ? Honeyw . Can't guess at the person . Lofty . Enquire . Honeyw . I have , but all I can learn is , that he chuses to re- main concealed , and that all enquiry must be fruitless . Lofty ...
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... Lofty . You can't ? Ha ! ha ! Croaker . No , for the soul of me ; I think it was as con- founded a bad answer as ever was sent from one private gentleman to another . Lofty . And so you can't find out the force of the message ? Why I ...
... Lofty . You can't ? Ha ! ha ! Croaker . No , for the soul of me ; I think it was as con- founded a bad answer as ever was sent from one private gentleman to another . Lofty . And so you can't find out the force of the message ? Why I ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 23 |
Fresh mortifications or a demonstration that | 80 |
The Family use art which is opposed with still | 91 |
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