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Believe or disbelieve what you will be taught , but never raise an objection . Fancy to yourself that you are learning the rules of whist ; would you raise objections to the rules of whist ? I have told the Count that you are a believer ...
Believe or disbelieve what you will be taught , but never raise an objection . Fancy to yourself that you are learning the rules of whist ; would you raise objections to the rules of whist ? I have told the Count that you are a believer ...
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I think it ought to have the same effect upon all our friends that it has upon me ; I mean the linking us closer to each other ; and I believe that you will easily believe these to be my sentiments , for you are perfectly acquainted ...
I think it ought to have the same effect upon all our friends that it has upon me ; I mean the linking us closer to each other ; and I believe that you will easily believe these to be my sentiments , for you are perfectly acquainted ...
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A certificate was signed by him , and attested by two wit- nesses , both , I believe , Catholic gentlemen , and one a near relation of Mrs. Fitzherbert , Mr. Errington . Mrs. Fitzherbert , from mixed feelings of fear and generosity ...
A certificate was signed by him , and attested by two wit- nesses , both , I believe , Catholic gentlemen , and one a near relation of Mrs. Fitzherbert , Mr. Errington . Mrs. Fitzherbert , from mixed feelings of fear and generosity ...
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1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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