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... and , when I called upon you , I tried to engage your mother to return to England with me : * she and yourself are at length come , and I have had the inexpressible joy of seeing my girl everything I wished her .
... and , when I called upon you , I tried to engage your mother to return to England with me : * she and yourself are at length come , and I have had the inexpressible joy of seeing my girl everything I wished her .
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... and , when I called upon you , I tried to engage your mother to return to England with me : * she and yourself are at length come , and I have had the inexpressible joy of seeing my girl everything I wished her .
... and , when I called upon you , I tried to engage your mother to return to England with me : * she and yourself are at length come , and I have had the inexpressible joy of seeing my girl everything I wished her .
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I looked at Monsieur Dessein through and through ; eyed him as he walked along in profile — then , en face — thought him like a Jew — then a Turk -disliked his wig - cursed him by my gods --wished him at the devil-And is all this to be ...
I looked at Monsieur Dessein through and through ; eyed him as he walked along in profile — then , en face — thought him like a Jew — then a Turk -disliked his wig - cursed him by my gods --wished him at the devil-And is all this to be ...
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Suspicion crossed my brain , and said , he was telling her what had passed : something jarred upon it within me -I wished him at his convent . When the heart Aies out before the undera standing , it saves the judgment a world of pains ...
Suspicion crossed my brain , and said , he was telling her what had passed : something jarred upon it within me -I wished him at his convent . When the heart Aies out before the undera standing , it saves the judgment a world of pains ...
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... I wished to know what they had been , and was ready to enquire ( had the same bon ton of conversation permitted , as in the days of Esdras ) “ What aileth thee ? and why art thou disquieted ? and why is thy understanding troubled ?
... I wished to know what they had been , and was ready to enquire ( had the same bon ton of conversation permitted , as in the days of Esdras ) “ What aileth thee ? and why art thou disquieted ? and why is thy understanding troubled ?
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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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