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I wish this from my heart , and while I examine what passes there in regard to you , I cannot but glory in my own heart that it is ca. pable of so much generosity . I am , with all unalterable esteem and sincerity , • Madam , your most ...
I wish this from my heart , and while I examine what passes there in regard to you , I cannot but glory in my own heart that it is ca. pable of so much generosity . I am , with all unalterable esteem and sincerity , • Madam , your most ...
Page 363
I will call of her , when I go to the willa , on Saturday ; and let you know when I wish you to come here . " · Lady Grantham having this concluded this original harangue , which I have given you verbatin , rang , and ordered my pupil ...
I will call of her , when I go to the willa , on Saturday ; and let you know when I wish you to come here . " · Lady Grantham having this concluded this original harangue , which I have given you verbatin , rang , and ordered my pupil ...
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I could wish myself , if the invasion of a country were not of too serious a nature to admit of an experiment , I could wish myself , and in this wish ! shall not want for a second among the volunteers ; that what is cal . led our ...
I could wish myself , if the invasion of a country were not of too serious a nature to admit of an experiment , I could wish myself , and in this wish ! shall not want for a second among the volunteers ; that what is cal . led our ...
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