Memoirs of the Life And Writings of Mrs Frances Sheridan With Remarks Upon a L
Memoirs of the Life And Writings of Mrs Frances Sheridan With Remarks Upon a L
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nothing more easy to execute : he will admire you the more for the reason I shall give : Come. ) *• ' My departing without first making you ac- quainted with my design, and going off with another person, may, at first sight, seem very strange : but, to tell you the real state of my heart, I found I could not trust to its firmness on the subject of parting with you. I loved you so, that it was with pain and grief I made the resolution ; and I knew too well that had you used any arguments, which ...to be sure you would have done, to dissuade me, I, like an easy fool, would have given up all my good designs. * 172 MEMOIRSOF " (I am only afraid this will make him love you more than ever. ) " (She smiled, as she continued to write. ) " * As for the other article — ' " (This I was more puzzled to excuse than the first ; but, putting on a bold face I said, * Ma- dam, I hope you will not condemn me here, while you excuse yourself. The saying you were run axicay rvith, will knock all the rest on the head, and he may chuse whether he will believe that you really intended to break off with him or not ; therefore that particular had better not be touched upon.
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nothing more easy to execute : he will admire you the more for the reason I shall give : Come. ) *• ' My departing without first making you ac- quainted with my design, and going off with another person, may, at first sight, seem very strange : but, to tell you the real state of my heart, I found I could not trust to its firmness on the subject of parting with you. I loved you so, that it was with pain and grief I made the resolution ; and I knew too well that had you used any arguments, which ...to be sure you would have done, to dissuade me, I, like an easy fool, would have given up all my good designs. * 172 MEMOIRSOF " (I am only afraid this will make him love you more than ever. ) " (She smiled, as she continued to write. ) " * As for the other article — ' " (This I was more puzzled to excuse than the first ; but, putting on a bold face I said, * Ma- dam, I hope you will not condemn me here, while you excuse yourself. The saying you were run axicay rvith, will knock all the rest on the head, and he may chuse whether he will believe that you really intended to break off with him or not ; therefore that particular had better not be touched upon.
What to read after Memoirs of the Life And Writings of Mrs Frances Sheridan With Remarks Upon a L?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alicia Lefanu to read onlineMoreLess
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