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Having perceived , however , for some days , that he showed uncommon solicitude in ar- ranging and settling his affairs , she took notice of that cir- cumstance to him with an air of apprehension . Is it not a sufficient reason ...
Having perceived , however , for some days , that he showed uncommon solicitude in ar- ranging and settling his affairs , she took notice of that cir- cumstance to him with an air of apprehension . Is it not a sufficient reason ...
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He plainly perceived , indeed , that Zeluco did not imagine that he had acted from motives of piety ; but what- ever suspicions he might entertain , Pedro considered that there was some difference between being suspected of a vil lany ...
He plainly perceived , indeed , that Zeluco did not imagine that he had acted from motives of piety ; but what- ever suspicions he might entertain , Pedro considered that there was some difference between being suspected of a vil lany ...
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Laura herself perceived that every allusion of that nature was carefully avoided ; but one day when Signora Sporza was with her alone , she asked how her poor mother had borne the shock of the child's death ; and put several other ques- ...
Laura herself perceived that every allusion of that nature was carefully avoided ; but one day when Signora Sporza was with her alone , she asked how her poor mother had borne the shock of the child's death ; and put several other ques- ...
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