Clarissa, Or, The History of a Young Lady: Comprehending the Most Important Concerns of Private Life, Volume 7AMS Press, 1990 - Authors and readers |
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Page 193
... brought against us , and make us groan , as they very lately did him- that is to fay , while he had ftrength to groan ; for now his voice is not to be heard ; all inward , loft ; not so much as speaking by his eyes : Yet , ftrange ! how ...
... brought against us , and make us groan , as they very lately did him- that is to fay , while he had ftrength to groan ; for now his voice is not to be heard ; all inward , loft ; not so much as speaking by his eyes : Yet , ftrange ! how ...
Page 203
... brought her by a man on horfeback from Mifs Howe , while we were talking . She retired up - stairs to read it ; and while I was in difcourfe with Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Lovick , the Doctor and Apothecary both came in together . They ...
... brought her by a man on horfeback from Mifs Howe , while we were talking . She retired up - stairs to read it ; and while I was in difcourfe with Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Lovick , the Doctor and Apothecary both came in together . They ...
Page 321
... brought upon me fuch durable and fuch heavy re- morfe ! what would I give that I had not been guilty of fuch barbarous and ungrateful perfidy to the most excellent of God's creatures ! I would end , methinks , with one sprightlier line ...
... brought upon me fuch durable and fuch heavy re- morfe ! what would I give that I had not been guilty of fuch barbarous and ungrateful perfidy to the most excellent of God's creatures ! I would end , methinks , with one sprightlier line ...
Contents
Belford | 433 |
Belford To Lovelace Mowbrays impatience to run from a dying | 434 |
Clariſſa In Anſwer The grace ſhe aſks for is only a bleffing | 435 |
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