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Sir Hugh cordially begged his pardon, and asked him to take a seat at the breakfast table, to soften the undesigned offence.

But though he was sorry for the undesigned pain he had apparently given her, his heart could not but sing to him.

But it was not only against the undesigned harm which loyal people might do, that it was necessary to guard.

Such undesigned coincidences are interesting to reader and playgoer, and in no way detract from the author's originality.

In many undesigned and unforeseen ways these registers may be of immense value.