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Page 259
... dear above all the world to my heart , ( alive to all the fenfi- bilities of first love , and willing to believe what it ear- neftly wished for , was right ) to agree to tie the indif- foluble knot without waiting for a permiffion which ...
... dear above all the world to my heart , ( alive to all the fenfi- bilities of first love , and willing to believe what it ear- neftly wished for , was right ) to agree to tie the indif- foluble knot without waiting for a permiffion which ...
Page 367
... dear boy , " faid Mr. Howard , " you thall not be deprived of the pleasure which I know this trip will give your kind heart ; but you must let me be a part- ner in the delight . It is improper that , at this time of the night , though ...
... dear boy , " faid Mr. Howard , " you thall not be deprived of the pleasure which I know this trip will give your kind heart ; but you must let me be a part- ner in the delight . It is improper that , at this time of the night , though ...
Page 372
... dear wifhed for land appeared ; the blue mountains dimly feen in the horizon , grew gradually more and more visible , as we entered and failed up the channel . My heart , fometimes , almost died within me , when I reflected that ...
... dear wifhed for land appeared ; the blue mountains dimly feen in the horizon , grew gradually more and more visible , as we entered and failed up the channel . My heart , fometimes , almost died within me , when I reflected that ...
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