The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq, Volumen2Smith, Elder & Company, 1882 |
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... Certainly they deserve some distinction from those works , which one of the wittiest of men regarded only as proceeding from a pruritus , or indeed rather from a looseness of the brain . But besides the dishonour which is thus cast on ...
... Certainly they deserve some distinction from those works , which one of the wittiest of men regarded only as proceeding from a pruritus , or indeed rather from a looseness of the brain . But besides the dishonour which is thus cast on ...
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... certainly had that resemblance . The redeemed captive had not altogether so much of the human - angelic species : she seemed to be at least of the middle age , nor had her face much appearance of beauty ; but her clothes being torn from ...
... certainly had that resemblance . The redeemed captive had not altogether so much of the human - angelic species : she seemed to be at least of the middle age , nor had her face much appearance of beauty ; but her clothes being torn from ...
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... certainly more of mortal than divine about them . However elevated their minds may be , their bodies at least ( which is much the major part of most ) are liable to the worst infirmities , and subject to the vilest offices of human ...
... certainly more of mortal than divine about them . However elevated their minds may be , their bodies at least ( which is much the major part of most ) are liable to the worst infirmities , and subject to the vilest offices of human ...
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... certainly , " answered Partridge . " Well , " replied the landlady , " I thought the first moment I saw him he looked like a good sort of gentleman ; but my husband here , to be sure , is wiser than any body . " - " I own , my dear ...
... certainly , " answered Partridge . " Well , " replied the landlady , " I thought the first moment I saw him he looked like a good sort of gentleman ; but my husband here , to be sure , is wiser than any body . " - " I own , my dear ...
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... certainly some of your great gentlefolks too . Why did not you ask him whether he'd have any supper ? I think he is in the other gentle- man's room ; go up and ask whether he called . Perhaps he'll order something when he finds any body ...
... certainly some of your great gentlefolks too . Why did not you ask him whether he'd have any supper ? I think he is in the other gentle- man's room ; go up and ask whether he called . Perhaps he'll order something when he finds any body ...
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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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