The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq: With the Life of the Author, Volumen8A. Donaldson, 1771 |
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... thing which is impoffible may be yet probable † , o- thers have fo little hiftoric or poetic faith , that they * By this word here , and in most other parts of our work , we mean every reader in the worl 1 . It was happy for M. Dacier ...
... thing which is impoffible may be yet probable † , o- thers have fo little hiftoric or poetic faith , that they * By this word here , and in most other parts of our work , we mean every reader in the worl 1 . It was happy for M. Dacier ...
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... thing like him . Such Rara Aves thould be remitted to the epitaph writer , or to fome poet , who may condescend to hitch him in a diftich , or to flide him into rhime with an air of careleffness and neglect , without giving any offence ...
... thing like him . Such Rara Aves thould be remitted to the epitaph writer , or to fome poet , who may condescend to hitch him in a diftich , or to flide him into rhime with an air of careleffness and neglect , without giving any offence ...
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... thing I ' know to the contrary : for she hath mentioned your name to me .'- Ha , ' cries he , did the ever men ... thing of me ; for ' I never was here before , nor do I remember ever to have feen you . ' Nor is it poffible you should ...
... thing I ' know to the contrary : for she hath mentioned your name to me .'- Ha , ' cries he , did the ever men ... thing of me ; for ' I never was here before , nor do I remember ever to have feen you . ' Nor is it poffible you should ...
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... thing is not what it looks to be . He is an arrant fcrub , I • affure you . However , take no notice that I men- tioned any thing to you of the matter ; but I think people in bufinefs oft always to let one another know fuch things ...
... thing is not what it looks to be . He is an arrant fcrub , I • affure you . However , take no notice that I men- tioned any thing to you of the matter ; but I think people in bufinefs oft always to let one another know fuch things ...
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... thing which had the femblance of po- verty . ་ < · Jones now returned in order to drefs himself , while his dinner was preparing , and was , according to his orders , attended by the barber . This barber , who went by the name of Little ...
... thing which had the femblance of po- verty . ་ < · Jones now returned in order to drefs himself , while his dinner was preparing , and was , according to his orders , attended by the barber . This barber , who went by the name of Little ...
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