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Indeed the picture she drew was so movingbook20 and her expressions so sensibly pathetic that no person whose heart was notbook72 altogether callous could peruse it without emotion. Nay with the utmost warmth of friendship he undertook to wait upon Trapwell and endeavour to soften him into some reasonable terms of composition. Nor did he forget to inquire in the most affectionate and dutiful manner about the situation of his noble parents and amiable sister. He therefore listened to the remonstrances of the mediator and after much canvassing agreed to discharge the defendant in consideration of two hundred pounds which were immediately paid by Count Melvil who by this deduction was reduced to somewhat less than thirty.... read all
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