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Page 129
... himself fome trouble , if they would receive his con- feffion upon certain points , to which he fhould truly speak , but be- yond which all the tortures in the world could not force one fyllable : he faid that he was not the fon , as it ...
... himself fome trouble , if they would receive his con- feffion upon certain points , to which he fhould truly speak , but be- yond which all the tortures in the world could not force one fyllable : he faid that he was not the fon , as it ...
Page 212
... himself feemed fo fenfible of the difficulties , notwithstanding his endeavour to give his reader fome prefent fatisfaction , that in a momentary diftruft of his own abili- ties , he profeffed to referve himself for the further ...
... himself feemed fo fenfible of the difficulties , notwithstanding his endeavour to give his reader fome prefent fatisfaction , that in a momentary diftruft of his own abili- ties , he profeffed to referve himself for the further ...
Page 271
... himself a helpmate , he begins to confider himself as fettled , and both he and his wife continue to improve their fettlement , and plant the ground around it , as well as what may be allotted them in other parts of the plantation , in ...
... himself a helpmate , he begins to confider himself as fettled , and both he and his wife continue to improve their fettlement , and plant the ground around it , as well as what may be allotted them in other parts of the plantation , in ...
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