The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq: With the Life of the Author, Volumen8A. Donaldson, 1771 |
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... affected he might be to James or Charles , he was ftill much more attached to Little Benjamin than to either ; for which reafon he no fooner discovered the principles of his fellow travel- ler , than he thought proper to conceal , and ...
... affected he might be to James or Charles , he was ftill much more attached to Little Benjamin than to either ; for which reafon he no fooner discovered the principles of his fellow travel- ler , than he thought proper to conceal , and ...
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... affected a more conftant mind than that of Mr. Partridge This person was of the talleft fize , with a long beard as white as fnow . His body was clothed with the kin of an afs , made fomething into the form of a coat . He wore likewife ...
... affected a more conftant mind than that of Mr. Partridge This person was of the talleft fize , with a long beard as white as fnow . His body was clothed with the kin of an afs , made fomething into the form of a coat . He wore likewife ...
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... affected by this feene , which we , who might be confidered as the actors in it , were defirous of removing from the eyes of all spectators , as fast as we could ; my father therefore accepted the kind offer of the furgeon's chariot ...
... affected by this feene , which we , who might be confidered as the actors in it , were defirous of removing from the eyes of all spectators , as fast as we could ; my father therefore accepted the kind offer of the furgeon's chariot ...
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... affected with the danger to which the proteftant religion was fo vitibly expofed , under a popish prince ; and thought the apprehenfion of it alone fufficient to justify that infurrection : for no real se- curity can ever be found ...
... affected with the danger to which the proteftant religion was fo vitibly expofed , under a popish prince ; and thought the apprehenfion of it alone fufficient to justify that infurrection : for no real se- curity can ever be found ...
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... affecting to meditate a moment with himself , expref- fed fome apprehenfions from travelling any longer in fo public a way . Upon which he eafily perfuaded his fair companion to ftrike with him into a path .. which feemed to lead ...
... affecting to meditate a moment with himself , expref- fed fome apprehenfions from travelling any longer in fo public a way . Upon which he eafily perfuaded his fair companion to ftrike with him into a path .. which feemed to lead ...
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