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His mother's female domestics too , either charmed with his person and
accomplishments , and vain of the honour of being thought to have captivated his
affections , or wishing to establish him in the interest of themselves and
connections ...
His mother's female domestics too , either charmed with his person and
accomplishments , and vain of the honour of being thought to have captivated his
affections , or wishing to establish him in the interest of themselves and
connections ...
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... well knowing that many people walked up hill to preferment better without their
eyes , than they could have done with them . He thought it a safe bargain , as he
was only bartering honour of one , and that a very imaginary kind , for honour of ...
... well knowing that many people walked up hill to preferment better without their
eyes , than they could have done with them . He thought it a safe bargain , as he
was only bartering honour of one , and that a very imaginary kind , for honour of ...
103 ÆäÀÌÁö
... vited ( with his next brother , who was named Frederic ) to an entertainment
given by the principal persons among the tenantry , and the Squire , although
such company was entirely out of his latitude , thought proper to honour the
invitation .
... vited ( with his next brother , who was named Frederic ) to an entertainment
given by the principal persons among the tenantry , and the Squire , although
such company was entirely out of his latitude , thought proper to honour the
invitation .
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I told him that the whole sum and more , if I had it , was appropriated to the
payment of debts of honour , which must be discharged by every man who
pretended to honour . The fellow instantly ' threw his note into the fire , and told
me that his ...
I told him that the whole sum and more , if I had it , was appropriated to the
payment of debts of honour , which must be discharged by every man who
pretended to honour . The fellow instantly ' threw his note into the fire , and told
me that his ...
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But they contented themselves with his word of honour to discontinue his mad
career , suffered him to continue on his Rozinanté , and he soon went on again at
a devil of a rate - as bad or worse than ever . We have often , in our boyish days ...
But they contented themselves with his word of honour to discontinue his mad
career , suffered him to continue on his Rozinanté , and he soon went on again at
a devil of a rate - as bad or worse than ever . We have often , in our boyish days ...
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