The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq, Volumen2Smith, Elder & Company, 1882 |
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... gave him a thousand thanks for her deliverance . He presently lifted her up , and told her he was highly pleased with the extraordinary accident which had sent him thither for her relief , where it was so improbable she should find any ...
... gave him a thousand thanks for her deliverance . He presently lifted her up , and told her he was highly pleased with the extraordinary accident which had sent him thither for her relief , where it was so improbable she should find any ...
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... gave me a guinea for the use of my clothes . " - " A very good lady indeed , " cries the landlord ; " and if you had not been a little too hasty , you would not have quarrelled with her as you did at first . " - " You need mention that ...
... gave me a guinea for the use of my clothes . " - " A very good lady indeed , " cries the landlord ; " and if you had not been a little too hasty , you would not have quarrelled with her as you did at first . " - " You need mention that ...
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... gave a full relation of This word , which the serjeant unhappily mistook for an affront , is a term in logic , and means that the conclusion doth not follow from the premises . VOL . II . F the latter part of the foregoing scene ; and ...
... gave a full relation of This word , which the serjeant unhappily mistook for an affront , is a term in logic , and means that the conclusion doth not follow from the premises . VOL . II . F the latter part of the foregoing scene ; and ...
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... gave herself no concern about it . She could feast heartily at the table of love , without reflecting that some other already had been , or hereafter might be , feasted with the same repast . A sentiment which , if it deals but little ...
... gave herself no concern about it . She could feast heartily at the table of love , without reflecting that some other already had been , or hereafter might be , feasted with the same repast . A sentiment which , if it deals but little ...
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... gave them all the light she was capable of affording . Mrs. Waters was not of that delicate race of women who are obliged to the invention of vehicles for the capacity of removing themselves from one place to another , and with whom ...
... gave them all the light she was capable of affording . Mrs. Waters was not of that delicate race of women who are obliged to the invention of vehicles for the capacity of removing themselves from one place to another , and with whom ...
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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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