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... don't know any busi- ness you have to think at all ; thought does not be- come a young woman . But the point we would re- quest of you is , that you would promise to forget this fellow - to illiterate him , I say , from your memory ...
... don't know any busi- ness you have to think at all ; thought does not be- come a young woman . But the point we would re- quest of you is , that you would promise to forget this fellow - to illiterate him , I say , from your memory ...
17 ÆäÀÌÁö
... don't attempt to externate yourself from the matter ; you know I have proof controvert- ible of it . But , tell me , will you promise me to do as you're bid ? Will you take a husband of your friends ' choosing ? Lyd . Madam , I must ...
... don't attempt to externate yourself from the matter ; you know I have proof controvert- ible of it . But , tell me , will you promise me to do as you're bid ? Will you take a husband of your friends ' choosing ? Lyd . Madam , I must ...
17 ÆäÀÌÁö
... don't think so much learning becomes a young woman ; —for instance - I would never let her meddle with Greek , or Hebrew , or Algebra , or Simony , or Fluxions , or Paradoxes , or such inflammatory branches of learning ; nor will it be ...
... don't think so much learning becomes a young woman ; —for instance - I would never let her meddle with Greek , or Hebrew , or Algebra , or Simony , or Fluxions , or Paradoxes , or such inflammatory branches of learning ; nor will it be ...
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... Lucy . O gemini ! I'd sooner cut my tongue out ! Mrs. M.Well , don't let your simplicity be imposed on . Lucy . No ma'am . Mrs. M. So , come to me presently , and I'll give you another letter to Sir Lucius - but mind , THE RIVALS . 11.
... Lucy . O gemini ! I'd sooner cut my tongue out ! Mrs. M.Well , don't let your simplicity be imposed on . Lucy . No ma'am . Mrs. M. So , come to me presently , and I'll give you another letter to Sir Lucius - but mind , THE RIVALS . 11.
18 ÆäÀÌÁö
... don't ex- pose yourself so ! Suppose she has danced , what then ? does not the ceremony of society often oblige- Faulk . Well , well , I'll contain myself - perhaps , as you say for form's sake . I say Mr .-- -Mr.- What's his d - d name ...
... don't ex- pose yourself so ! Suppose she has danced , what then ? does not the ceremony of society often oblige- Faulk . Well , well , I'll contain myself - perhaps , as you say for form's sake . I say Mr .-- -Mr.- What's his d - d name ...
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