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The letters are so unwilling to come out , for fear they should be obliged to bear witness against me ; I have mixed the letters of both my masters , and curse me if I know which I ought to give him . Oct. You tedious booby ! where are ...
The letters are so unwilling to come out , for fear they should be obliged to bear witness against me ; I have mixed the letters of both my masters , and curse me if I know which I ought to give him . Oct. You tedious booby ! where are ...
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the letter ? Let me see - is there no way to disguise it I remember my mother used to make wafers with bread and water . I have a few crumbs in my pocket , and with a little mouth - moistening - I don't see why it should not answer ...
the letter ? Let me see - is there no way to disguise it I remember my mother used to make wafers with bread and water . I have a few crumbs in my pocket , and with a little mouth - moistening - I don't see why it should not answer ...
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Sir T. [ Apart , producing letters . ] This from Sir Samuel is a mere introduction of his son , Captain Levant — formal enough not so explicit as the prior letter , marked " private , " which is here , bearing the Worcester post mark .
Sir T. [ Apart , producing letters . ] This from Sir Samuel is a mere introduction of his son , Captain Levant — formal enough not so explicit as the prior letter , marked " private , " which is here , bearing the Worcester post mark .
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Cumberland's British Theatre: With Remarks, Biographical and Critical, Том 30 George Daniel Просмотр фрагмента - 1875 |
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