The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq, Volumen2Smith, Elder & Company, 1882 |
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... he was present . When the reader hath duly reflected on these many charms which all centered in our hero , and considers at the same VOL . II . E time the fresh obligations which Mrs. Waters had to him A FOUNDLING 25.
... he was present . When the reader hath duly reflected on these many charms which all centered in our hero , and considers at the same VOL . II . E time the fresh obligations which Mrs. Waters had to him A FOUNDLING 25.
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... consider , that this fellow , as we have already informed thee , had neither the birth nor education of a gentleman , nor was a proper person to be enrolled among the number of such . If , therefore , his base- ness can justly reflect ...
... consider , that this fellow , as we have already informed thee , had neither the birth nor education of a gentleman , nor was a proper person to be enrolled among the number of such . If , therefore , his base- ness can justly reflect ...
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... consider that these words of exclamation are used by ladies in a fright , as fa , la , la , ra , da , & c . are in music , only as the vehicles of sound , and without any fixed ideas . Next to the lady's chamber was deposited the body ...
... consider that these words of exclamation are used by ladies in a fright , as fa , la , la , ra , da , & c . are in music , only as the vehicles of sound , and without any fixed ideas . Next to the lady's chamber was deposited the body ...
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... could have prevailed on him to do it . The reader may inform himself of her answer , and , indeed , of her whole behaviour to the end of the scene , by considering the situation which she affected , it being that 50 THE HISTORY OF.
... could have prevailed on him to do it . The reader may inform himself of her answer , and , indeed , of her whole behaviour to the end of the scene , by considering the situation which she affected , it being that 50 THE HISTORY OF.
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Henry Fielding Leslie Stephen. considering the situation which she affected , it being that of a modest lady , who was awakened out of her sleep by three strange men in her chamber . This was the part which she undertook to perform ; and ...
Henry Fielding Leslie Stephen. considering the situation which she affected , it being that of a modest lady , who was awakened out of her sleep by three strange men in her chamber . This was the part which she undertook to perform ; and ...
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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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