 | Rev. Thomas Cook (A.B.) - Letter writing - 1812 - 232 pages
...on by some designing person, who had private views, and private ends to- answer by such baseness.- But whatever may have been the cause, I am entirely...wandered from the dear object of my love : in you are cenIt-rtd all my hopesof felicity ; with you only can Ibe happy. Keep me not in misery one moment longer,... | |
 | Letter writing - 1827 - 292 pages
...prejudice itself cannot say so : but I am afraid you have been imposed upon by some designing person, who had private views and private ends to answer by such...marriage may be next week. My affections never so much as wanderSd from the dear object of my love ; in you arc centred all my hopes of felicity ; with you only... | |
 | Letter writing - 1828 - 200 pages
...on you by some designing person, who had private views, and private ends to answer by such baseaess. But whatever may have been the cause, I am entirely...you of my sincerity, beg that the day of marriage be next week. My affection* never so much as wander from the dear object of my love ; in you are centred... | |
 | Commercial correspondence - 1831 - 162 pages
...afraid you ha\u b«en imposed upon by some designing person, who had private views and private ende 4u answer by such business. But whatever may have been...marriage may be next week. My affections never so much aa wandered from the dear object of my love ; m you are centred all my hopes of felicity ; with you... | |
 | Rev. Thomas Cooke (A.B.) - Letter writing - 1832 - 116 pages
...imposed on by some designing person, who had private views and private endsto answer by such baseness. But whatever may have been the cause, I am entirely...never so much as wandered from the dear object of my lovo : in you are centred, D 2 all my hopes of felicity ; with you only can « be happy. Keep me not... | |
 | English language - 1834 - 192 pages
...on you by some designing person, who had private views, and private ends to answer by such baseness. But whatever may have been the cause, I am entirely...you of my sincerity, beg that the day of marriage be next week. My affections never so much as wander from the dear object of my love; in you are centred... | |
 | Letter-writing - 1839 - 196 pages
...on you by some designing person, who had private views, and private ends to answer by such baseness. But whatever may have been the cause, I am entirely...innocent ; and to convince you of my sincerity, beg that th« day of marriage bo next week. My affections never so much as wander from the dear object of my... | |
 | Thomas Cooke (A.B.) - 1845 - 268 pages
...imposed on by some designing person, who had private views and private ends to answer by such baseness. But whatever may have been the cause, I am entirely...marriage may be next week. My affections never so much as wander from the dear object of my love : in you are centred all my hopes of felicity ; with you only... | |
 | Letter-writing - 1849 - 156 pages
...prejudice .itself cannot say so : but I am afraid you have been imposed upon by .some designing person, who had private views and private ends to answer by such...wandered from the dear object of my love ; in you дге centred all my hopes of felicity ; with you only can I lie happy. Keep me not in misery one... | |
 | Letter writing - 1850 - 240 pages
...designing person, who had private views and private ends tc> answer by such baseness. But whatever ii, iy have been the cause; I am entirely innocent ; and to convince you of my sincerit.v, beg that the day of marriage be next week. My affections never so much as wander from the... | |
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But whatever may have been the cause, I am entirely innocent ; and to convince you of my sincerity, beg that the day of marriage may be next week. My affections never so much as... 
