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...counterresolutions as the following debate proceeded :— "You are going to send your daughter to school, I hear?" said Mrs A.,' after some discourse of other matters....think, if she were among other children, she would, perhaps, get fond of play, and be more like a child. I wish her to grow up a quiet, domestic girjj...

...said Mrs. Ingram, beginning to be agitated. ' A dog ! even your papa objects to dogs in London ; and of all things in the world I have the greatest horror of a dog going mad and biting the babies. Why, what is that noise ? I do believe that the creature is beginning...

...said Mrs. Ingram, beginning to be. agitated. "A dog! even your papa objects to dogs in London; and of all things in the world I have the greatest horror of a dog going mad and biting the babies. Why, what ia that noiso ? I do believe that the creature is beginning...