Davers

Davers comes in, who has a great concern in this matter, as well as

Pamela 2006

Davers shook her head at her brother, and said to her nephew,

Pamela 2006

He, who swears like a fine gentleman at every word, rapped out an oath, and said, drolling, I think, Mrs. Pamela, if I may be so bold as to say so, you should know you are speaking to Lady Davers! —

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Nay, and so is your little Davers, for his age — pretty soul!

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Mr.H. obeyed; and Polly went out; for you must know, Miss, that my Lady Davers will have none of the men-fellows, as she calls them, to attend upon us at tea.

Pamela 2006

Lady Davers, will have any weight with her ladyship, assure yourself of all in my power to mollify her.

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He said, But tell me, my dear, did Lady Davers offer you any incivility?

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The quality gossips went away but on Tuesday; and my Lady Davers took leave of her charming sister with all the blessings, and all the kindness, and affectionate fondness, that could be expressed.

Pamela 2006

Lady Davers keeps me in countenance in this my notion; and who doubts her politeness?

Pamela 2006

I have had reason to be disobliged with you, and Mrs. Jervis and Jonathan, not for your kindness to, and regard for, my dear spouse, that now is, but for the manner, in which you appealed to my sister Davers; which has made a very wide breach between her and me.

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