...with that dignified tenderness, which I have only found in you ; and your own dear girl will try to keep under a quickness of feeling, that has sometimes...fall into the miserable state, which rendered life a burthen almost too heavy to be borne. Colonel 's eye. You can scarcely imagine with what pleasure '...

...of enjoyment I have in my head now that I am confident my heart has found peace in your bosom. . . . Yes, I will be good, that I may deserve to be happy, and whilst you love me I cannot again fall into that miserable state which rendered life a burthen almost too heavy to be borne. But, good night —...

...with that dignified tenderness, which I have only found in you ; and your own dear girl will try to keep under a quickness of feeling, that has sometimes...fall into the miserable state which rendered life a burthen almost too heavy to be borne. But, good-night ! God bless you ! Sterne says that is equal to...

...with that dignified tenderness, which I have only found in you ; and your own dear girl will try to keep under a quickness of feeling, that has sometimes...fall into the miserable state which rendered life a burthen almost too heavy to be borne. But, good-night ! God bless you ! Sterne says that is equal to...

...with that dignified tenderness, which I have only found in you ; and your own dear girl will try to keep under a quickness of feeling, that has sometimes...fall into the miserable state which rendered life a burthen almost too heavy to be borne. Kut, good-night ! God bless you ! Sterne says that is equal to...

...with that dignified tenderness which I have only found in you, and }'our own dear girl will try to keep under a quickness of feeling that has sometimes given you pain. Yes, I will be good, that I ma}' deserve to be happy, and whilst you love me, I cannot again fall into that miserable state which...

...me with that dignified tenderness which I have only found in you, and your own dear girl will try to keep under a quickness of feeling that has sometimes...heavy to be borne. But good-night ! God bless you ! . . . I will be at the barrier a little after ten o'clock to-morrow. The reason for this step was...

...me with that dignified tenderness which I have only found in you, and your own dear girl will try to keep under a quickness of feeling that has sometimes...burden almost too heavy to be borne. But good-night I God bless you ! . . . I will be at the barrier a little after ten o'clock to-morrow. The reason for...

...with that dignified tenderness, which I have only found in you ; and your own dear girl will try to keep under a quickness of feeling, that has sometimes...rendered life a burden almost too heavy to be borne.' Let the reader consider these words. In Letter vi. (a genuine love-letter), dated from Paris to Imlay...

...plans of enjoyment I have in my head now that I am confident my heart has found peace in your bosom Yes, I will be good, that I may deserve to be happy, and whilst you love me I cannot again fall into that miserable state which rendered life a burden almost too heavy to be borne. But, good nightGod...