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... give notice that if the person who took it away will prove that he was forced to do so by distress , the said Thomas Wolstonecroft will give him a dozen of flour to make the suet into dumplings . But if he cannot prove that he was in ...
... give notice that if the person who took it away will prove that he was forced to do so by distress , the said Thomas Wolstonecroft will give him a dozen of flour to make the suet into dumplings . But if he cannot prove that he was in ...
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... give offence to all these good people . No man , therefore , who has the honour of his pro- fession at heart , would give offence , where the matter in question is of so lit- tle consequence as a mere amusement . Let him consider how ...
... give offence to all these good people . No man , therefore , who has the honour of his pro- fession at heart , would give offence , where the matter in question is of so lit- tle consequence as a mere amusement . Let him consider how ...
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... give unnecessary pain to a child by frequent and capricious refusals in points of trifling moment . But a de- nial once made should never be revoked ; and the repetition of a request , after such denial , should always disappoint its ...
... give unnecessary pain to a child by frequent and capricious refusals in points of trifling moment . But a de- nial once made should never be revoked ; and the repetition of a request , after such denial , should always disappoint its ...
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