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... never feel afraid , and so they would never alter , but would grow worse and worse . When we are struck at without a reason , we should strike back again very hard ; I am sure we should— so hard as to teach the person who struck us never ...
... never feel afraid , and so they would never alter , but would grow worse and worse . When we are struck at without a reason , we should strike back again very hard ; I am sure we should— so hard as to teach the person who struck us never ...
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... never take place . No , never . Mr. Darcy is engaged to my daughter . Now , what have you to say ? ” " Only this : that if he is so , you can have no reason to suppose that he will make an offer to me . " 12 I must stop ; else I will ...
... never take place . No , never . Mr. Darcy is engaged to my daughter . Now , what have you to say ? ” " Only this : that if he is so , you can have no reason to suppose that he will make an offer to me . " 12 I must stop ; else I will ...
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... never did before . He : By that truth thou hast spoken , a wife shall sooner betray herself to her husband . I : Yet I had rather you should be false in this than in another thing you promised me . He : What's that ? I : That you would ...
... never did before . He : By that truth thou hast spoken , a wife shall sooner betray herself to her husband . I : Yet I had rather you should be false in this than in another thing you promised me . He : What's that ? I : That you would ...
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