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... head : for he sometimes said , he looked on himself as still married , and con- sidered his wife as only gone , a little before him , a journey which he should most certainly , sooner or later , take after her ; and that he had not the ...
... head : for he sometimes said , he looked on himself as still married , and con- sidered his wife as only gone , a little before him , a journey which he should most certainly , sooner or later , take after her ; and that he had not the ...
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... heads ; the amorous dove , and every innocent little bird , spread wide the alarm , and fly trembling to their hiding ... head , filled with conceit of her own pre - eminence , and schemes to effect her intended discovery . The sagacious ...
... heads ; the amorous dove , and every innocent little bird , spread wide the alarm , and fly trembling to their hiding ... head , filled with conceit of her own pre - eminence , and schemes to effect her intended discovery . The sagacious ...
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... head . A hint therefore , to awaken your sense of this matter , shall suffice ; for I would inspire you with repentance , and not drive you to desperation . There are other consequences , not indeed so dreadful or replete with horror as ...
... head . A hint therefore , to awaken your sense of this matter , shall suffice ; for I would inspire you with repentance , and not drive you to desperation . There are other consequences , not indeed so dreadful or replete with horror as ...
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... head ; nor will I absolutely and altogether . ' condemn it . As the world is constituted , the de- ' mands of a married state , and the care of poste- -rity , require some little regard to what we call ' circumstances . Yet this ...
... head ; nor will I absolutely and altogether . ' condemn it . As the world is constituted , the de- ' mands of a married state , and the care of poste- -rity , require some little regard to what we call ' circumstances . Yet this ...
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... head ; but he was himself firmly con- ' vinced to the contrary , and would provide in the ' same manner for this poor infant , as if a legitimate • child had had the fortune to have been found in the same place . " While the captain was ...
... head ; but he was himself firmly con- ' vinced to the contrary , and would provide in the ' same manner for this poor infant , as if a legitimate • child had had the fortune to have been found in the same place . " While the captain was ...
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The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq: With an Essay on His Life and Genius, Volume 6 Henry Fielding,Arthur Murphy Visualização integral - 1815 |
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Palavras e frases frequentes
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