History of
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- Vol. 1
- SIR,
- THE HISTORY OF EMILY MONTAGUE.
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- I am summon'd on board. Adieu!
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- I will defer till another time what I had to say to Major Melmoth.
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- I begin to fear my weakness is greater than I supposed.
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- 2 o'clock.
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- I love her, my dear girl, to madness; these three days--
- I am interrupted. Adieu!
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- I will be at home, my dear, and denied to every body but you.
- I pity you, my dear Emily; but I am unable to give you advice.
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- Come to us directly, my dear Bell, and rejoice with your faithful
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- I shall write again by a ship which sails next week.
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- END OF VOL. I.
- THE HISTORY OF EMILY MONTAGUE.
- Vol. II
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- I am interrupted. You shall hear from me in a few days.
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- I had rather even judge ill, than not judge for myself.
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- I love him--no words can speak how much I love him.
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- END OF VOL. II.
- THE HISTORY OF EMILY MONTAGUE.
- Vol. III
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- Madame De ---- turned quick, "And is not marriage for life?"
- I have never dared since to mention convents before Madame De ----.
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- I am as absurd as even the gentle love-sick Emily.
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- I am too much afflicted to say more than that
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- I smiled.
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- I send this by your brother, who sails to-morrow.
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- So, as I was saying, _voilà Madame Fitzgerald!_
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- I have to dress; therefore must finish this when I return.
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- I will order another chaise, and leave my servant to attend him.
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- I am interrupted.
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- I felt, to borrow a very pathetic expression of Thomson's,
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- I must pay one more visit to the naiads of Montmorenci.
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- I have twenty things to do, and but a moment to do them in. Adieu!
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- I abhor the sea, and am peevish with every creature about me.
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- I am wild with joy at setting foot once more on dry land.
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- I flatter myself, the future will pay us for the past.
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- I could even wish to invent new pleasures for her gratification.
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- I will write to you again the moment I have seen her.
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- END OF VOL. III.
- THE HISTORY OF EMILY MONTAGUE.
- Vol. IV
- LETTER 181.
- I am interrupted.
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- I expect Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald every moment. Adieu!
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- I propose being in town in four or five days.
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- I will write again in a few days.
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- I regret your not being with us, more than I can express.
- I would have every friend I love a witness of my happiness.
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- I am called away.
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- I will own to you, I have fears for Lucy's happiness.
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- I am broke in upon, and must bid you adieu!
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- I am interrupted: adieu! for a moment.
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- I have this moment received your letter.
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- I am prevented by company from saying all I intended.
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- I am too much hurried to say more.
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- I am extremely in the humor to write a poem to the houshold gods.
- I am going to Temple's, and the chaise is at the door.
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- I think I preserve the balance of argument admirably.
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- I die to hear whether your oriental Colonel is in love with Emily.
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- I am returned.
- I am going to introduce him to her in her apartment.
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- I saw him; and, from that moment, my whole soul was his.
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- I am interrupted by a divine colonel in the guards.
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- I envy the man who attends her on these little excursions.
- THE END.
- End of Project Gutenberg's The History of Emily Montague, by Frances Brooke