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...without number; his conduct was most licentious; the sacred bonds of friendship were unhesitatingly violated when they operated as barriers to the indulgence...carefully preserving every line written to him by a female, whether with or without reputation; and, when obtained, they were cast into one common receptacle—the...

...without number ; his conduct was most licentious; the sacred bonds of friendship were unhesitatingly violated when they operated as barriers to the indulgence...carefully preserving every line written to him by a female, whether with or without reputation; and. when obtained, they were cast into one common receptacle—the...

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...of friendship were unhesitatingly violated when they operated as barriers to the indulgence of iris passions. For a long period of time he seemed to be...carefully preserving every line written to him by a female, whether with or without reputation; and, when obtained, they were cast into one common receptacle—the...

...most licentious. The sicrea boiuii of friendship were unhesitatingly violated when they opt tatc-d u barriers to the indulgence of his passions. For a...period of time he seemed to be gathering, and carefully prcseme, every line written to him by any female, whether with or without reputation ; and when obtained,...

...were without number. His conduct most licentious. The sacred bonds of friendship were unhesitatingly violated when they operated as barriers to the indulgence of his passions." April 17. — In New York, in his 39th year, Dr. George Macartney Bushe, a distinguished surgeon. Oct....

...between Mr. Davis and Mr. Parton. The former says : " The sacred bonds of friendship were unhesitatingly violated when they operated as barriers to the indulgence of his passions." And such has ever been the prevailing opinion. But Mr. Parton assures us, on the other hand, on what...

...without number; his conduct most licentious. The sacred bonds of friendship were most unhesitatingly violated, when they operated as barriers to the indulgence of his passions." Nor is this all. "Fora long period of time, he seemed to be gathering and can-fully preserving every...

...were without number; his conduct most licentious; the «acred bonds of friendship were unhesitatingly violated when they operated as barriers to the indulgence of his passions. For a long time he seemed to be gathering and carefully preserving every line written to him by any female, whether...