The history of Tom Jones, a foundlingJenson Society, 1907 |
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... lieutenant CHAPTER FOURTEEN A most dreadful chapter indeed ; and which few readers ought to venture upon in an evening , especially when alone CHAPTER FIFTEEN The conclusion of the foregoing adventure . PAGE 143 149 . 160 169 • · 178 ...
... lieutenant CHAPTER FOURTEEN A most dreadful chapter indeed ; and which few readers ought to venture upon in an evening , especially when alone CHAPTER FIFTEEN The conclusion of the foregoing adventure . PAGE 143 149 . 160 169 • · 178 ...
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... lieutenant , who was the commanding officer , that they had picked up two fellows in that day's march , one of which , he said , was as fine a man as ever he saw ( meaning the tippler ) , for that he was near six feet , well ...
... lieutenant , who was the commanding officer , that they had picked up two fellows in that day's march , one of which , he said , was as fine a man as ever he saw ( meaning the tippler ) , for that he was near six feet , well ...
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... lieutenant could not help showing some surprize ; for besides that he was very well dressed , and was naturally genteel , he had a remarkable air of dignity in his look , which is rarely seen among the vulgar , and is indeed not ...
... lieutenant could not help showing some surprize ; for besides that he was very well dressed , and was naturally genteel , he had a remarkable air of dignity in his look , which is rarely seen among the vulgar , and is indeed not ...
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... lieutenant , whom we mentioned in the preceding chapter , and who com- manded this party , was now near sixty years of age . He had entered very young into the army , and had served in the capacity of an ensign at the battle of ...
... lieutenant , whom we mentioned in the preceding chapter , and who com- manded this party , was now near sixty years of age . He had entered very young into the army , and had served in the capacity of an ensign at the battle of ...
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... lieutenant was more peculiarly unhappy in this , that while he felt the effects of the enmity of his colonel , he neither knew , nor suspected , that he really bore him any ; for he could not suspect an ill - will for which he was not ...
... lieutenant was more peculiarly unhappy in this , that while he felt the effects of the enmity of his colonel , he neither knew , nor suspected , that he really bore him any ; for he could not suspect an ill - will for which he was not ...
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