The Vicar of WakefieldF. M. Lupton, 1900 - 296 страница |
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... wish , sincerely wish , that my present refusal may be some punish- ment for your guilt ; but still more that it may be some inducement to your repentance . ' The severity of this rebuke I bore patiently , because I knew that it was ...
... wish , sincerely wish , that my present refusal may be some punish- ment for your guilt ; but still more that it may be some inducement to your repentance . ' The severity of this rebuke I bore patiently , because I knew that it was ...
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... wish to serve you , and even to have you and your daughter present at my marriage , which is shortly to be solemnised with Miss Wilmot ; it is even the request of my charming Arabella herself , whom I hope you will not refuse . " " Mr ...
... wish to serve you , and even to have you and your daughter present at my marriage , which is shortly to be solemnised with Miss Wilmot ; it is even the request of my charming Arabella herself , whom I hope you will not refuse . " " Mr ...
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... wish you would make a proper submission to Mr. Thornhill ; it may in some measure induce him to pity you , and it will give me relief in dying . " " Never , child , " replied I , " never will I be brought to acknowledge my daughter a ...
... wish you would make a proper submission to Mr. Thornhill ; it may in some measure induce him to pity you , and it will give me relief in dying . " " Never , child , " replied I , " never will I be brought to acknowledge my daughter a ...
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