Works of the Camden Society, Edição 71Camden Society, 1968 - 316 páginas |
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... journey that we have been in this town a week , which seems already to be a year ; so wretched and miserable a place we are got into . It is really so much worse than Grantham in all kinds that I cannot but wish myself in some inn there ...
... journey that we have been in this town a week , which seems already to be a year ; so wretched and miserable a place we are got into . It is really so much worse than Grantham in all kinds that I cannot but wish myself in some inn there ...
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... journey of mine very chargeable to you in letters , for I do not know who else to pitch upon to enclose all those I write to other people . I have made all the visits I came about , and am more at leisure to write , but do not intend to ...
... journey of mine very chargeable to you in letters , for I do not know who else to pitch upon to enclose all those I write to other people . I have made all the visits I came about , and am more at leisure to write , but do not intend to ...
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... journey , let your stay here be never so short . I do not stand upon any forms with you , but it would just at this time be more inconvenient to me than ordinary to stir from hence ; and that your journey may be the no one of them was ...
... journey , let your stay here be never so short . I do not stand upon any forms with you , but it would just at this time be more inconvenient to me than ordinary to stir from hence ; and that your journey may be the no one of them was ...
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