The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, Volumen1Blackwell, 1926 |
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... cries Deborah , " than for such wicked strumpets to lay their sins at honest men's doors ; and though your worship knows your own inno- cence , yet the world is censorious ; and it hath been many an honest man's hap to pass for the ...
... cries Deborah , " than for such wicked strumpets to lay their sins at honest men's doors ; and though your worship knows your own inno- cence , yet the world is censorious ; and it hath been many an honest man's hap to pass for the ...
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... cries were considerably increased by the death of Mrs. Partridge , which , tho ' owing to the distemper above mentioned which is no consequence of poverty or distress , many were not ashamed to impute to Mr. All- worthy's severity , or ...
... cries were considerably increased by the death of Mrs. Partridge , which , tho ' owing to the distemper above mentioned which is no consequence of poverty or distress , many were not ashamed to impute to Mr. All- worthy's severity , or ...
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... cries Square . " What but the sublime idea of virtue could in- spire a human mind with the generous thought of giving liberty . And I repeat to you again , if it was a fit thing to be proud , I might claim the honour of having infused ...
... cries Square . " What but the sublime idea of virtue could in- spire a human mind with the generous thought of giving liberty . And I repeat to you again , if it was a fit thing to be proud , I might claim the honour of having infused ...
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... , Mr. Jones , I must ask you a favour . ' " A favour , madam , " cries Tom , " if you knew the pleasure you have given me in the hopes of receiving a command from you , you would think by mentioning it 156 The History of a FOUNDLING.
... , Mr. Jones , I must ask you a favour . ' " A favour , madam , " cries Tom , " if you knew the pleasure you have given me in the hopes of receiving a command from you , you would think by mentioning it 156 The History of a FOUNDLING.
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... cries Tom ? but without waiting for an answer , having discovered the features of his Molly through all the discomposure in which they now were , he hastily alighted , turned his horse loose , and leaping over the wall , ran to her ...
... cries Tom ? but without waiting for an answer , having discovered the features of his Molly through all the discomposure in which they now were , he hastily alighted , turned his horse loose , and leaping over the wall , ran to her ...
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