A tale of the times, by the author of A gossip's story1803 |
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... prefent any object more foul - harrowing than a de- ceived and entangled , but ultimately pe- nitent heart . While the confeffes that the ground- work of her story has a remote analogy to fome well - known facts , fhe strongly ...
... prefent any object more foul - harrowing than a de- ceived and entangled , but ultimately pe- nitent heart . While the confeffes that the ground- work of her story has a remote analogy to fome well - known facts , fhe strongly ...
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... prefent attempt fhould appear favourable to the cause of morality and religion , fhe humbly hopes , that the lenity infeparable from fuperior talents will pardon thofe errors in the compofition , which an accurate tafte must discover ...
... prefent attempt fhould appear favourable to the cause of morality and religion , fhe humbly hopes , that the lenity infeparable from fuperior talents will pardon thofe errors in the compofition , which an accurate tafte must discover ...
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... prefent promife . IT is now more than ten years fince Powerscourt House exhibited a fcene of feftivity and hofpitality unrivalled in mo- dern times , and which might serve to recall to the mind of the fpectator the fplendid fêtes of ...
... prefent promife . IT is now more than ten years fince Powerscourt House exhibited a fcene of feftivity and hofpitality unrivalled in mo- dern times , and which might serve to recall to the mind of the fpectator the fplendid fêtes of ...
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... pre- fent fituation rendered contradiction very difficult ; but if he fhould like her beha- viour in town no better ... prefent torrent ; and , affuring her that he had no wish to return to Wales without VOL . I. -D without her , they ...
... pre- fent fituation rendered contradiction very difficult ; but if he fhould like her beha- viour in town no better ... prefent torrent ; and , affuring her that he had no wish to return to Wales without VOL . I. -D without her , they ...
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... mitigate the hor- rors of a fick chamber , when the foul can only divert the prefent gloom by confolatory retrospects of its past con- duct , 2 duct , or exhilarating anticipations of its future reward ? 74 A TALE OF THE TIMES .
... mitigate the hor- rors of a fick chamber , when the foul can only divert the prefent gloom by confolatory retrospects of its past con- duct , 2 duct , or exhilarating anticipations of its future reward ? 74 A TALE OF THE TIMES .
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