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Strana 130
Orestilla is a great fortune , and in wonderful danger of surpri- ses , therefore full of suspicions of the least indifferent thing , particularly careful of new acquaintance , and of growing too familiar with the old .
Orestilla is a great fortune , and in wonderful danger of surpri- ses , therefore full of suspicions of the least indifferent thing , particularly careful of new acquaintance , and of growing too familiar with the old .
Strana 279
In plainer terms : he whom you take for his personal perfections will sooner arrive at the gifts of fortune , than he whom you take for the sake of his fortune attain to personal perfections . If Strephon is not as accomplished and ...
In plainer terms : he whom you take for his personal perfections will sooner arrive at the gifts of fortune , than he whom you take for the sake of his fortune attain to personal perfections . If Strephon is not as accomplished and ...
Strana 301
I found by long experience , that the loosest principles and most abandoned behaviour carried all before them in pretensions to women of fortune . The en- couragement given to people of this stamp made me soon throw off the remaining ...
I found by long experience , that the loosest principles and most abandoned behaviour carried all before them in pretensions to women of fortune . The en- couragement given to people of this stamp made me soon throw off the remaining ...
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