| Название | Clarissa Harlowe; or the history of a young lady — Volume 6 |
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| Автор произведения | Сэмюэл Ричардсон |
| Жанр | Социальная фантастика |
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| Издательство | Социальная фантастика |
| Год выпуска | 0 |
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1
See Vol. V. Letter XIV.
2
The lady innocently means Mr. Lovelace's forged one. See Vol. V. Letter XXX.
3
See Vol. I. Letters IX. XIV. and XIX. for what she herself says on that steadiness which Mr. Lovelace, though a deserved sufferer by it, cannot help admiring.
4
See Letter III. of this volume.
5
See Vol. V. Letter XX.
6
Ibid. See Letter XXI.
7
For the account of Mrs. Townsend, &c. see Vol. IV. Letter XLII.
1
See Vol. V. Letter XIV.
2
The lady innocently means Mr. Lovelace's forged one. See Vol. V. Letter XXX.
3
See Vol. I. Letters IX. XIV. and XIX. for what she herself says on that steadiness which Mr. Lovelace, though a deserved sufferer by it, cannot help admiring.
4
See Letter III. of this volume.
5
See Vol. V. Letter XX.
6
Ibid. See Letter XXI.
7
For the account of Mrs. Townsend, &c. see Vol. IV. Letter XLII.
8
See Vol. V. Letters XXI. and XXII.
9
He alludes here to the story of a pope, who, (once a poor fisherman,) through every preferment he rose to, even to that of the cardinalate, hung up in view of all his guests his net, as a token of humility. But, when he arrived at the pontificate, he took it down, saying, that there was no need of the net, when he had caught the fish.
10
Miss Howe, in Vol. III. Letter XIX. says, That she was always more afraid of Clarissa than of her mother; and, in Vol. III. Letter XLIV. That she fears her almost as much as she loves her; and in many other places, in her letters, verifies this observation of Lovelace.
11
See Vol. IV. Letter XXXI.
12
See Letter III. of this volume.
13
Eccles. xxvi. The whoredom of a woman may be known in her haughty looks and eye-lids. Watch over an impudent eye, and marvel not if it trespass against thee.
14
Vol. IV. Letter XLVIII.
15
See Vol. III. Letter XVIII.