The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq: With the Life of the Author, Volumen8A. Donaldson, 1771 |
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... must confefs , fo compaffionate is my temper , I wifh Polypheme had confined himself to his milk diet , and preferved his eye ; nor could Ulyf des be much more concerned than myself , when his companions were turned into fwine by Circe ...
... must confefs , fo compaffionate is my temper , I wifh Polypheme had confined himself to his milk diet , and preferved his eye ; nor could Ulyf des be much more concerned than myself , when his companions were turned into fwine by Circe ...
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... must well know , a poor bafe born child , adopted by him , and treated as his own fon , to dare by my follies to difoblige him , to draw his vengeance upon me . Yes , I deferve it all : for I will never be fo ungrateful as ever to think ...
... must well know , a poor bafe born child , adopted by him , and treated as his own fon , to dare by my follies to difoblige him , to draw his vengeance upon me . Yes , I deferve it all : for I will never be fo ungrateful as ever to think ...
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... must have something to eat , and it is almost indifferent to me what : for to tell you the truth , I was never more hungry in my life . " Then , ' fays fhe , I believe there is a piece of cold buttock and carrot , which will fit you ...
... must have something to eat , and it is almost indifferent to me what : for to tell you the truth , I was never more hungry in my life . " Then , ' fays fhe , I believe there is a piece of cold buttock and carrot , which will fit you ...
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... must be furely fomething more invented by his enemies , and told Mr Allworthy against him , or fo good a man would never have difiniffed one he had loved fo ten derly , in fuch a manner . To which Jones answered , He doubted not but ...
... must be furely fomething more invented by his enemies , and told Mr Allworthy against him , or fo good a man would never have difiniffed one he had loved fo ten derly , in fuch a manner . To which Jones answered , He doubted not but ...
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... must have fomething very furprifing in your ftory , which you must confefs I have a right to hear . ' I do confefs it , ' answered Benjamin , and will ve- ry readily acquaint you with it , when you have fuf- ficient leifure ; for I ...
... must have fomething very furprifing in your ftory , which you must confefs I have a right to hear . ' I do confefs it , ' answered Benjamin , and will ve- ry readily acquaint you with it , when you have fuf- ficient leifure ; for I ...
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