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Everyman, I will go with thee, and be thy guide, In thy most need to go by thy side.
This is No. 960 of Everyman's Library. A list of authors and their works in this series will be found at the end of this volume. The publishers will be pleased to send freely to all applicants a separate, annotated list of the Library. J. M. DENT & SONS LIMITED 10-13 BEDFORD STREET LONDON W.C.2 E. P. DUTTON & CO. INC. 286-302 FOURTH AVENUE NEW YORK
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Page 11 and 12: All rights reserved Made in Great B
Page 13 and 14: Vlll INTRODUCTION her husband was a
Page 15 and 16: X INTRODUCTION this matter, it cann
Page 17 and 18: BIBLIOGRAPHY Evelina, or A Young La
Page 20: CONTENTS PART ONE JANUARY, 1778-DEC
Page 24 and 25: PART ONE January, 1778-December, 17
Page 26 and 27: DIARY • 1778 5 Guide\ How improba
Page 28 and 29: DIARY • 1778 7 JULY 25. Mrs Cholm
Page 30 and 31: DIARY • 1778 9 ham. She led me in
Page 32 and 33: DIARY • 1778 11 'What's that you
Page 34 and 35: DIARY • 1778 13 This intelligence
Page 36 and 37: DIARY • 1778 15 character that mu
Page 38 and 39: DIARY • 1778 17 he, 'nor the same
Page 40 and 41: DIARY • 1778 19 I now proceed to
Page 42 and 43: DIARY • 1778 21 conduct has softe
Page 44 and 45: DIARY • 1779 23 The first subject
Page 46 and 47: DIARY • 1779 25 the former, moved
Page 48 and 49: DIARY • 1779 27 But perhaps you h
Page 50 and 51: DIARY • 1779 29 coach, with four
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DIARY 1779 3* By the way, it is rea
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DIARY • 1779 33 him, for that, in
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DIARY • 1779 35 Now for the wonde
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DIARY 1779 37 and afflict me more t
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DIARY • 1779 39 dinner was prepar
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DIARY • 1779 41 Tunbridge Wells i
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DIARY • 1779 43 Her conversation
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DIARY • 1780 45 Doubtful as it is
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DIARY • 1780 47 produced. This wa
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DIARY • 1780 49 to you—you, who
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DIARY • 1780 51 shadow of felicit
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DIARY 1780 55 flames also. The poor
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DIARY • 1780 57 We set out in the
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DIARY • 1780 59 says now that Mr
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DIARY • 1781 61 deavour, by every
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DIARY • 1781 63 serious conversat
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DIARY • 1781 65 apprehensions of
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DIARY • 1781 67 Lyttelton is this
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DIARY • 1781 69 the latter is to
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DIARY • 1781 71 less stubborn tha
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DIARY - 1782 73 coach, and Pac. had
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DIARY • 1782 75 Style!—so elega
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DIARY • 1782 77 arose, and raptur
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DIARY • 1782 79 women, I hardly d
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DIARY • 1782 81 then taking a cha
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DIARY • 1782 83 And old Mrs Delan
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DIARY • 1782 85 Here are laurels,
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DIARY • 1782 87 me how it comes t
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DIARY • 1783 89 with yourself? Wh
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DIARY • 1784 91 [N.B.—This is t
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DIARY • 1784 93 she had read noth
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98 FANNY BURNEY indeed, the circums
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100 FANNY BURNEY 'Now you will esca
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102 FANNY BURNEY and the extreme te
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104 FANNY BURNEY 'Yes, sir—that i
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106 FANNY BURNEY MajesTy, who I fan
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108 FANNY BURNEY possess objects wo
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110 FANNY BURNEY but common justice
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112 FANNY BURNEY of kings, queens,
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114 FANNY BURNEY B. and the little
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n6 FANNY BURNEY merely to go as bag
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11 8 FANNY BURNEY she could suggest
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120 FANNY BURNEY MONDAY, JULY 24TH.
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122 FANNY BURNEY Neither does she e
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124 FANNY BURNEY any occupation I m
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126 FANNY BURNEY her some time afte
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128 FANNY BURNEY I must beg to spea
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130 FANNY BURNEY I leave you to ima
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132 FANNY BURNEY Harcourt, brother
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134 FANNY BURNEY peace and solitude
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136 FANNY BURNEY is three or four m
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138 FANNY BURNEY We were no sooner
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140 FANNY BURNEY and—though I kno
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142 FANNY BURNEY long room, she ret
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144 FANNY BURNEY silent—and fly f
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146 FANNY BURNEY ignorance, I felt
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148 FANNY BURNEY 'Will it hurt you,
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150 FANNY BURNEY c And pray, sir, d
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152 FANNY BURNEY have your share, m
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154 FANNY BURNEY to that neither! B
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156 FANNY BURNEY me, to its natural
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158 FANNY BURNEY name—Susy; to be
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160 FANNY BURNEY highly gratified b
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162 FANNY BURNEY She took it from m
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164 FANNY BURNEY My fright lest the
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166 FANNY BURNEY chair, thanking th
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168 FANNY BURNEY positively censura
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170 FANNY BURNEY therefore, a rule
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172 FANNY BURNEY made his claim in
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174 FANNY BURNEY 'No, indeed, I am
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176 FANNY BURNEY from exuberence of
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178 FANNY BURNEY immediate summons:
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180 FANNY BURNEY She appeared neith
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182 FANNY BURNEY lest I should be u
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184 FANNY BURNEY 'I am sure,' cried
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186 FANNY BURNEY instead of the gre
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188 FANNY BURNEY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I
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190 FANNY BURNEY third of the upper
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192 FANNY BURNEY which stretched, a
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194 FANNY BURNEY This speech, utter
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196 FANNY BURNEY Another lawyer now
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198 FANNY BURNEY Monckton's had bee
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200 FANNY BURNEY eyes Steadfastly o
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202 FANNY BURNEY seat — hardly fo
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206 FANNY BURNEY I teach myself to
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208 FANNY BURNEY if, through her in
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210 FANNY BURNEY Fairly, for I am w
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PART THREE October, 1788-July, 1791
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DIARY • 1788 215 I commune now wi
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DIARY • 1788 217 When I came to t
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DIARY • 1788 219 will not, howeve
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DIARY • 1788 221 Very late came G
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DIARY • 1788 223 present; my shak
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DIARY • 1788 225 The King—the R
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DIARY • 1788 227 to her; she than
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DIARY • 1788 229 now took the gov
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DIARY • 1788 231 Sir Lucas made m
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DIARY • 1788 *33 what, nor for ho
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DIARY • 1788 235 Eagerly, and enl
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DIARY • 1788 237 Then follows a v
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DIARY • 1788 259 wise might not h
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DIARY • 1788 241 to fix the natur
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DIARY • 1789 243 opened with an a
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DIARY • 1789 245 this morning! on
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DIARY • 1789 247 As they approach
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DIARY • 1789 249 been brought up
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DIARY . 1789 251 friend! * And then
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DIARY • 1789 253 is situated in f
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DIARY • 1789 255 spirits. All agr
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DIARY • 1789 257 himself, and fam
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DIARY • 1789 259 The crowds, the
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DIARY 1789 261 up more time than I
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DIARY • 1790 265 Dr Fisher says h
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DIARY • 1790 265 'Lady Courtown,'
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DIARY - 1790 267 Knowing he likes t
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DIARY • 1790 269 fresh in my memo
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DIARY • 1790 271 I turned to look
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DIARY • 1790 *73 much of a mind.
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DIARY • 1790 275 He proposed a th
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DIARY • 1790 277 DECEMBER. Leavin
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DIARY • 1790 279 dation. The Quee
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DIARY • 1790 281 I told him, howe
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DIARY • 1791 283 Schwellenberg, w
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DIARY • 1791 285 when I first wen
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DIARY • 1791 287 Away flew the ma
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DIARY • 1791 289 Off, however, he
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DIARY • 1791 291 and such as I wa
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DIARY • 1791 293 gentlemen then w
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DIARY • 1791 295 They were all no
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PART FOUR October, 1791-January, 18
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DIARY • 1791 301 revolution club,
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DIARY • 1792 303 body content wit
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DIARY • 1792 305 the farmers that
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DIARY • 1792 307 Ravely informed
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DIARY • 1792 309 depression or en
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DIARY • 1792 311 Miss Burney to M
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DIARY • 1793 313 particulars not
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DIARY • 1793 315 and a fire for w
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DIARY • 1793 317 know your love f
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DIARY • 1793 319 purposes. I reme
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DIARY • 1794 321 Madame d'Arblay
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DIARY • 1795 323 jessamines, jess
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DIARY • 1796 3*7 ness. Particular
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DIARY - 1796 329 Daddy Crisp though
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DIARY • 1797 331 precaution, that
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DIARY • 1797 333 Andrew and as wi
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DIARY • 1797 335 used to make of
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DIARY • 1797 333 Andrew and as wi
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DIARY • 1797 335 used to make of
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DIARY • 1797 337 just returned fr
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DIARY • 1797 339 by the window, t
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DIARY • 1800 341 Madame d' Arblay
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DIARY • 1802 343 Diary resumed Ad
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DIARY • 1802 345 by an English ge
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DIARY • 1802 347 We were all thre
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DIARY • 1802 349 Here ends the ac
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DIARY • 1802 351 seven champions
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DIARY • 1802 353 'Avez-vous vu, M
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DIARY • 1802 357 bravery is of th
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DIARY • 1805 359 all in a breath
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DIARY • 1808 361 the last six let
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DIARY • 1812 363 giving le bras t
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DIARY • 1812 365 appearance of hu
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DIARY • 1812 367 but when I turne
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DIARY • 1814 369 [1814. Soon afte
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DIARY • 1814 371 cook to her lord
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DIARY • 1814 373 provocation of L
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DIARY • 1814 375 might see his Ma
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DIARY • 1814 377 ing, as he repea
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DIARY • 1815 379 as of a matter o
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DIARY • 1815 381 The next day, th
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DIARY • 1815 383 by some French p
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DIARY • 1815 385 took an affectio
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DIARY • 1815 387 Treves! Treves!
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DIARY • 1815 389 secured; the cab
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DIARY • 1815 391 every house, I s
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DIARY • 1815 393 and begged them
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DIARY • 1816 395 Madame de Laval
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DIARY • 1817 399 in the remembran
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DIARY • 1820 401 in prospect, but
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DIARY • 1820 401 in prospect, but
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DIARY • 1823 403 long for paper,
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DIARY • 1839 405 ' Though now her
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INDEX
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410 INDEX Burney, Frances—contd.
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412 INDEX Flint, Bet, 16-18 Fouche,
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414 INDEX Napoleon, 350-9, 362, 364
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416 INDEX Windham, William, 191; co
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