The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq: With the Life of the Author, Volumen8A. Donaldson, 1771 |
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... character of that houfe , and of a pettyfogger , which be there meets with . Page 33 CHAP . IX . Containing feveral dialogues between Jones and Par- tridge , concerning love , cold , hunger , and other mat- ters ; with the lucky and ...
... character of that houfe , and of a pettyfogger , which be there meets with . Page 33 CHAP . IX . Containing feveral dialogues between Jones and Par- tridge , concerning love , cold , hunger , and other mat- ters ; with the lucky and ...
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... character , and commences a writer of ro- mance . In this , however , thofe hiftorians who relate public tranfactions have the advantage of us who con- fine ourselves to scenes of private life . The credit fine 4 THE HISTORY OF Book VIIF .
... character , and commences a writer of ro- mance . In this , however , thofe hiftorians who relate public tranfactions have the advantage of us who con- fine ourselves to scenes of private life . The credit fine 4 THE HISTORY OF Book VIIF .
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... character , who fearch into the most retired receífes , and draw forth examples of virtue and vice , from holes and corners of the world , are in a more dangerous fituation . As we have no public notoriety , no concurrent teftimony , no ...
... character , who fearch into the most retired receífes , and draw forth examples of virtue and vice , from holes and corners of the world , are in a more dangerous fituation . As we have no public notoriety , no concurrent teftimony , no ...
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... characters themfelves to have performed : for what may be only wonderful and furprifing in one man , may become ... character ; and it requires a very ex- traordinary degree of judgment , and a most exact knowledge of human nature ...
... characters themfelves to have performed : for what may be only wonderful and furprifing in one man , may become ... character ; and it requires a very ex- traordinary degree of judgment , and a most exact knowledge of human nature ...
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... characters , or his incidents , should be trite , common , or vulgar ; such as happen in every ftreet , or in every house ... character of a young lady of quality , which was condemned on the ftage- for being unnatural , by the unanimous ...
... characters , or his incidents , should be trite , common , or vulgar ; such as happen in every ftreet , or in every house ... character of a young lady of quality , which was condemned on the ftage- for being unnatural , by the unanimous ...
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