10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNDIVESTEDLY»
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undivestedly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The British Novelists: With an Essay, and Prefaces, ...
... when I ended my last letter, for my situation is not altered. I renew therefore my
former earnestness, as the new day approaches, and will bring with it perhaps
new trials, that you will (as undivestedly as possible of favour or resentment) tell ...
Anna Letitia Aikin Barbauld, 1820
with it perhaps new trials, that you will (as undivestedly as possible of favour or
resentment) tell me what you would have me do :—for, if I am obliged to'go to my'
uncle An'ony'-~', all, I doubt, will be over with me. Yet how to avoid it—that's the ...
3
Clarissa, Or, The History of a Young Lady: Comprehending the ...
I renewtherefore my former eamestness, as the new day approaches, and will
bring with it perhaps new tr'yan, that you will (as undivestedly as poflible of favour
or resentment)- tell me what you would haVe me do :--, For if I am obliged to go to
...
4
The Novelist's Magazine
I renew therefore my former earnestness, as the new day approaches; and will
bring with it perhaps new trials, that you will (am undivestedly as possible of
favour or resentment) tell me what you would have me do: — for, if I am obliged to
go to ...
5
Clarissa Harlowe, or the history of a young lady —
I renew, therefore, my former earnestness, as the new day approaches, and will
bring with it perhaps new trials, that you will (as undivestedly as possible of
favour or resentment) tell me what you would have me do:—for, if I am obliged to
go to ...
6
Ballantyne's Novelist's Library
I renew, therefore, my former earnestness, as the new day approaches, and will
bring with it perhaps new trials, that you will (as undivestedly as possible of
favour or re~ sentment) tell me what you would have me do; for, if I am obliged to
go ...
7
Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady - Volume 2:
I renew, therefore, my former earnestness, as the new dayapproaches, and will
bring with it perhaps new trials,that you will (as undivestedly as possible of favour
or resentment) tell me what you would haveme do:—for, if I am obliged togo to ...
8
Clarissa: Or, the History of a Young Lady. Comprehending the ...
I renew therefore my former earnestness, as the new day approaches, and will
bruig with it perhaps new trials, that you will (as undivestedly as possible of
favour or resentment) tell me what you would have me do: — for, if I am obliged to
go to ...
9
Clarissa: History of a Young Lady: Easyread Large Edition
I renew, therefore, my former earnestness, as the new day approaches, and will
bring with it perhaps new trials, that you will (as undivestedly as possible of
favour or resentment) tell me what you would have me do:– for, if I am obliged to
go to ...
10
Ballantyne's Novelist's Library
I renew, therefore, my former earnestness, as the new day approaches, and will
bring with it perhaps new trials, that you will (as undivestedly as possible of
favour or resentment) tell me what you would have me do ; for, if I am obliged to
go to ...
