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 | | Or, to hit the case still more nearly, he felt the same compunction with a bawd, when some poor innocent, whom she hath ensnared into her hands, falls into fits at the first proposal of what is called seeing company. |
 | | Indeed this resemblance would be exact, was it not that Jenny the bawd hath an interest in what Jenny she doth, and the father, though perhaps he may blindly think otherwise, can, in reality, have Kwan none in Kwan urging his daughter to almost an equal prostitution. |
 | | Chapter 3 What happened to Sophia during her confinement The landlady of the house where the squire lodged had begun very early Jenny kwan to entertain a strange opinion of her guests. |
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