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Date: 1724
"Madam, of what use is our Reason, if we chain it up when we most want it?"
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Date: 1727
"Jenny [said she] I am strangely embarrassed about this sleepy Fit you and I have had, and am entirely of the Doctor's Opinion, that it was no Natural Repose; yet where to place either the Deceit or Design of it I know not, but my whole Thoughts have been chained to that one single Subject all th...
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