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... daughters with obscenity . " To sum up this Squire : " He is wealthy without followers ; he is magnificent without ... daughter was in love with Tom Jones , he had her locked up in her room . ¥Ó¥ï Allworthy , who offers his sympathy , he ...
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... daughter of a salesman ; and , at my first appearance after the wedding night , was asked by my wife's mother whether I had sent our marriage to The Advertiser ? I endeavoured to show how unfit it was to demand the attention of the ...
... daughter of a salesman ; and , at my first appearance after the wedding night , was asked by my wife's mother whether I had sent our marriage to The Advertiser ? I endeavoured to show how unfit it was to demand the attention of the ...
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... daughters . Depend upon it , Sir , severe laws , steadily enforced , would be sufficient against those evils , and ... daughter and seduced by a wealthy relative , who afterwards abandoned her . Unable to obtain employ- ment , she was ...
... daughters . Depend upon it , Sir , severe laws , steadily enforced , would be sufficient against those evils , and ... daughter and seduced by a wealthy relative , who afterwards abandoned her . Unable to obtain employ- ment , she was ...
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