America Through the Looking Glass: A Historical Reader in Popular Culture, Volumes 1-2Prentice-Hall, 1974 - Popular culture |
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Page 15
... person may infect many , and what care all ought to have what servants they bring into their families . But it may be demanded how came it to pass that so many wicked persons and profane people should so quickly come over into this land ...
... person may infect many , and what care all ought to have what servants they bring into their families . But it may be demanded how came it to pass that so many wicked persons and profane people should so quickly come over into this land ...
Page 158
... person at all acquainted with it will admit that it ought to be so , and perhaps more especially to them than to other persons . It is not only necessary on account of females themselves being often the victims of these vices , but also ...
... person at all acquainted with it will admit that it ought to be so , and perhaps more especially to them than to other persons . It is not only necessary on account of females themselves being often the victims of these vices , but also ...
Page 162
... person , but more or less they characterize every case . Some persons will begin to experience them very soon , while others will not for a long time . It is but rare , however , that any one who practices abuse will miss them alto ...
... person , but more or less they characterize every case . Some persons will begin to experience them very soon , while others will not for a long time . It is but rare , however , that any one who practices abuse will miss them alto ...
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