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... Lady mar- ried about a year , whose husband was at the army , and whose extreme tenderness for him brought her to the capital , that she might be near at hand to have constantly fome account from him . \ The commiffion being punctually ...
... Lady mar- ried about a year , whose husband was at the army , and whose extreme tenderness for him brought her to the capital , that she might be near at hand to have constantly fome account from him . \ The commiffion being punctually ...
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... Lady Alderson passed in her lodgings for the wife of a private Gentleman of the county of Kent ; and it was the widow of a fubaltern Officer , by name Mrs. Larkin , that kept th the house . This woman , struck with the air of dignity in ...
... Lady Alderson passed in her lodgings for the wife of a private Gentleman of the county of Kent ; and it was the widow of a fubaltern Officer , by name Mrs. Larkin , that kept th the house . This woman , struck with the air of dignity in ...
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... Lady Anglesey , inviting me in very obliging terms to ac- cept of her friendship . I was so surprised and moved at this Lady's generous proceeding , that I could hardly find terms capable of expressing my gratitude . I would fain thank ...
... Lady Anglesey , inviting me in very obliging terms to ac- cept of her friendship . I was so surprised and moved at this Lady's generous proceeding , that I could hardly find terms capable of expressing my gratitude . I would fain thank ...
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