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...dissipate the gloomy thoughts and prospects that they were compelled to endure in their confinement. They " Grieve for an hour perhaps, then mourn a year; " And...mockery of woe " To midnight dances and the public shew." He then proceeds to inform her of the uses which skeought to make of her affliction ; it is...

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