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Date: 1770
Powerful charms may extend "their empire over the heart"
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Date: 1770
"Reason and Nature are the judges here."
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Date: 1778
"Do you think the public opinion, his various doubts of himself, and of her, the pride of his family, and the loud claims of avarice, his ruling passion 'till now, won't prove near an equipoise to his love?"
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