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 fingers and hands in the attack of the sentry-box, was so outdone by that of the fair Beguine's, in Trim's story—that just then, that particular attack, however successful before—became the most heartless attack that could be made

O! let woman alone for this. Mrs. Wadman had scarce open'd the, when her genius sported with the change of circumstances.

She formed a new attack in a moment.