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Page 246
... father . She at last informed her father that a cessation of her courses had taken place for two months , at which he was greatly delighted , considering that her pregnancy was by Raja Secander , and therefore treated her with all ...
... father . She at last informed her father that a cessation of her courses had taken place for two months , at which he was greatly delighted , considering that her pregnancy was by Raja Secander , and therefore treated her with all ...
Page 394
... father in this faculty , we presumed that he resembled him in all the qualities of a statesman . Sir , casual observers did not remark the difference between the father's eloquence and the son's . In the father , political wisdom was ...
... father in this faculty , we presumed that he resembled him in all the qualities of a statesman . Sir , casual observers did not remark the difference between the father's eloquence and the son's . In the father , political wisdom was ...
Page 536
... father , has preserved itself nearly entire , as well as a part of the convent . A temporal prince now collects its revenues , who employs a steward to reside here ; and that steward am I , the son of the former steward , who also ...
... father , has preserved itself nearly entire , as well as a part of the convent . A temporal prince now collects its revenues , who employs a steward to reside here ; and that steward am I , the son of the former steward , who also ...
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