The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq: With the Life of the Author, Volumen8A. Donaldson, 1771 |
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... began to difcourfe , La ! Sir , ' said the , I think it is great pity that fuch a pretty young gentleman fhould undervalue himself fo , as to go ' about with thefe foldier fellows . They call them- " felves gentlemen , I warrant you ...
... began to difcourfe , La ! Sir , ' said the , I think it is great pity that fuch a pretty young gentleman fhould undervalue himself fo , as to go ' about with thefe foldier fellows . They call them- " felves gentlemen , I warrant you ...
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... began , and related the whole hiftory , forgetting only a circumftance or two , namely , every thing which paffed on that day in which he had fought with Thwackum , and ended with his refolution to go to fea , till the rebellion in the ...
... began , and related the whole hiftory , forgetting only a circumftance or two , namely , every thing which paffed on that day in which he had fought with Thwackum , and ended with his refolution to go to fea , till the rebellion in the ...
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... began to groan and fhake his head violently . Upon which Jones , in a peevifh manner , bid him not play the fool , but tell him in what condition he found him . • Shall I answer you as a furgeon , or a friend ? ' faid Benjamin . As a ...
... began to groan and fhake his head violently . Upon which Jones , in a peevifh manner , bid him not play the fool , but tell him in what condition he found him . • Shall I answer you as a furgeon , or a friend ? ' faid Benjamin . As a ...
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... began to fufpect that he owed this want of civility to his want of horfes ; a fort of animals which , as they dirty no fheets , are thought , in inns , to pay better for their beds than their riders , and are therefore con- fidered as ...
... began to fufpect that he owed this want of civility to his want of horfes ; a fort of animals which , as they dirty no fheets , are thought , in inns , to pay better for their beds than their riders , and are therefore con- fidered as ...
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... began now to defcend larger from the high mountains : the feathered creation had betaken themselves to their rest . Now the highest order of mortals were fitting down to their dinners , and the loweft order to their fuppers . In a word ...
... began now to defcend larger from the high mountains : the feathered creation had betaken themselves to their rest . Now the highest order of mortals were fitting down to their dinners , and the loweft order to their fuppers . In a word ...
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