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... had not instinct more than reason directed me to the last resource in these dangers —— to hold it loosely , and in a manner ' as if I was every moment going to release it , of myself : so she let it continue , till Monsieur Dessein ...
... had not instinct more than reason directed me to the last resource in these dangers —— to hold it loosely , and in a manner ' as if I was every moment going to release it , of myself : so she let it continue , till Monsieur Dessein ...
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... in all respects , as good as new . They were too good ; so I passed on to a third , which stood behind , and forthwith began to chaffer for the price . “ But ' twill scarce hold two , ” said I , opening the door , and getting in .
... in all respects , as good as new . They were too good ; so I passed on to a third , which stood behind , and forthwith began to chaffer for the price . “ But ' twill scarce hold two , ” said I , opening the door , and getting in .
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There is one sweet lenitive , at least , for evils , which Nature holds out to us : so I took it kindly at her hands , and fell asleep ; and the first word which roused me was Amiens . ” . “ Bless me !
There is one sweet lenitive , at least , for evils , which Nature holds out to us : so I took it kindly at her hands , and fell asleep ; and the first word which roused me was Amiens . ” . “ Bless me !
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The poor soul burned with impatience ; and the Count de L - ' s servant coming with the letter being the first practicable occasion which offered , La Fleur had laid hold of it , and , in order to do honour to his miaster , had taken ...
The poor soul burned with impatience ; and the Count de L - ' s servant coming with the letter being the first practicable occasion which offered , La Fleur had laid hold of it , and , in order to do honour to his miaster , had taken ...
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... when Madame de L asked La Fleur if he had brought a letter , - “ O qu ' oui ! ” said La Fleur : so , laying down his hat upon the ground , and taking hold of the flap of his right side pocket with his left hand ...
... when Madame de L asked La Fleur if he had brought a letter , - “ O qu ' oui ! ” said La Fleur : so , laying down his hat upon the ground , and taking hold of the flap of his right side pocket with his left hand ...
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| Titel | A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy Band 14 von Routledge's pocket library |
| Autor/in | Laurence Sterne |
| Verlag | G. Routledge and Sons, 1886 |
| Original von | New York Public Library |
| Digitalisiert | 19. Apr. 2013 |
| Länge | 253 Seiten |
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