Frank Leslie's Ladies' Magazine, 40 tomasFrank Leslie, 1877 |
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... wish them to mix with people of character and position , every way as good as their own , and she had to conceal from them that she did not wish it so by degrees it came about that the barriers were somewhat enlarged for Derwent and ...
... wish them to mix with people of character and position , every way as good as their own , and she had to conceal from them that she did not wish it so by degrees it came about that the barriers were somewhat enlarged for Derwent and ...
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... wish to be considered as such . Nay , further still , we must consider all circumstances as secrets intrusted , which would bring scandal upon another if told , and which it is not our certain duty to discuss , and that in our own ...
... wish to be considered as such . Nay , further still , we must consider all circumstances as secrets intrusted , which would bring scandal upon another if told , and which it is not our certain duty to discuss , and that in our own ...
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... wish to see women enter more into the employments usually followed by men will hardly care to recommend such vocations as these to our poorest women . ONLY A RETROSPECT . As I stand by the fire , leaning my head on my hand , and the gas ...
... wish to see women enter more into the employments usually followed by men will hardly care to recommend such vocations as these to our poorest women . ONLY A RETROSPECT . As I stand by the fire , leaning my head on my hand , and the gas ...
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