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... thou advance , and no further * In the mean time , I who talk and command at this rate , am in danger of lofing my horfe , and ftand in fome fear of a country justice . To difarm me indeed may be but + . and stand in prudential ...
... thou advance , and no further * In the mean time , I who talk and command at this rate , am in danger of lofing my horfe , and ftand in fome fear of a country justice . To difarm me indeed may be but + . and stand in prudential ...
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... thou shalt be fatisfied ! -- or fomething like it . However that be , take care you do not fail in your appointment , that the company of the living may make me fome amends for my attendance on the dead . I know you will be glad to hear ...
... thou shalt be fatisfied ! -- or fomething like it . However that be , take care you do not fail in your appointment , that the company of the living may make me fome amends for my attendance on the dead . I know you will be glad to hear ...
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LETTERS to and from EDWARD | 1 |
LETTER | 3 |
From Mr Blount | 20 |
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