The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq, Volumen2Smith, Elder & Company, 1882 |
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... asked , What he was looking at with so much attention ? " Alas ! sir , " answered he with a sigh , " I was endeavouring to trace out my own journey hither . Good heavens ! what a distance is Gloucester from us ! What a vast tract of ...
... asked , What he was looking at with so much attention ? " Alas ! sir , " answered he with a sigh , " I was endeavouring to trace out my own journey hither . Good heavens ! what a distance is Gloucester from us ! What a vast tract of ...
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... asked no questions at this interval ; but fell instantly upon the villain , and made such good use of his trusty oaken stick , that he laid him sprawling on the ground before he could defend himself , indeed almost before he knew he was ...
... asked no questions at this interval ; but fell instantly upon the villain , and made such good use of his trusty oaken stick , that he laid him sprawling on the ground before he could defend himself , indeed almost before he knew he was ...
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... asked her , if she was near her home ; or if not , whether she was acquainted with any house in the neighbourhood , where she might procure her- self some decent clothes , in order to proceed to a justice of the peace . She answered ...
... asked her , if she was near her home ; or if not , whether she was acquainted with any house in the neighbourhood , where she might procure her- self some decent clothes , in order to proceed to a justice of the peace . She answered ...
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... asked Partridge , whither he and his master were travelling ? " None of your magisters , " answered Partridge ; " I am no man's servant , I assure you ; for though I have had misfortunes in the world , I write gentle- man after my name ...
... asked Partridge , whither he and his master were travelling ? " None of your magisters , " answered Partridge ; " I am no man's servant , I assure you ; for though I have had misfortunes in the world , I write gentle- man after my name ...
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... asked pardon , and then retired with his countryman . Jones , who was too ingenious to have missed . the hint given him by his fair one , boldly asserted , That he had run to her assistance upon hearing the door broke open ; with what ...
... asked pardon , and then retired with his countryman . Jones , who was too ingenious to have missed . the hint given him by his fair one , boldly asserted , That he had run to her assistance upon hearing the door broke open ; with what ...
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The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq: With the Life of the Author, Volumen2 Fielding Vista completa - 1783 |
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