Littell's Living Age, Volume 33Living Age Company Incorporated, 1852 |
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Page 265
... never fall into pit of perdition . And as to pit of affliction , why , that ' s nothing to ' tother two , though it feels deep enough when a body's in it , as I know well enough , for I be in it now , having buried my second daughter ...
... never fall into pit of perdition . And as to pit of affliction , why , that ' s nothing to ' tother two , though it feels deep enough when a body's in it , as I know well enough , for I be in it now , having buried my second daughter ...
Page 450
... never to have recourse to insinuation had seduced her friends from her , and vowed that nor exaggeration ; in a word , never to lose sight she would no longer nourish in her bosom the serof these conditions , and never to lose one of ...
... never to have recourse to insinuation had seduced her friends from her , and vowed that nor exaggeration ; in a word , never to lose sight she would no longer nourish in her bosom the serof these conditions , and never to lose one of ...
Page 478
... ( never mind whether he heard ) She " confines herself chiefly to the middling classes one smart thing in the course ... never astonished you , never electrified " gurnal , " as he loved to style it : " Read again , you with revelations of ...
... ( never mind whether he heard ) She " confines herself chiefly to the middling classes one smart thing in the course ... never astonished you , never electrified " gurnal , " as he loved to style it : " Read again , you with revelations of ...
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