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... woman , he must have a very great or very little spirit to overlook it . A woman ought therefore to consider very often how few men there are who will regard a meditated offence as a weakness of temper . ' " I was going on in my ...
... woman , he must have a very great or very little spirit to overlook it . A woman ought therefore to consider very often how few men there are who will regard a meditated offence as a weakness of temper . ' " I was going on in my ...
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... woman is respected nowadays . ' What adds to the comedy in this case is that it is very ordinary with this sort of women to talk in the language of distress : they will complain of the forlorn wretchedness of their condition , and then ...
... woman is respected nowadays . ' What adds to the comedy in this case is that it is very ordinary with this sort of women to talk in the language of distress : they will complain of the forlorn wretchedness of their condition , and then ...
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... woman going in a stage - coach from London to Brentford , where they were to be met by the lady's own chariot , the criminal and another of his acquaintance travelled with them in the same coach , at which time the prisoner talked bawdy ...
... woman going in a stage - coach from London to Brentford , where they were to be met by the lady's own chariot , the criminal and another of his acquaintance travelled with them in the same coach , at which time the prisoner talked bawdy ...
Inhalt
Mr Bickerstaff issues his proposals | 1 |
Clarissa and Chloe | 2 |
Theatrical intelligence | 3 |
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