Journal of a Voyage to LisbonCambridge University Press, 1913 - 116 páginas |
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... wife and mother commended by Solomon . The Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon tells with a fulness that leaves no need for addition the story of his miserable journey in quest of health , a quest that Fielding himself knew to be vain ...
... wife and mother commended by Solomon . The Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon tells with a fulness that leaves no need for addition the story of his miserable journey in quest of health , a quest that Fielding himself knew to be vain ...
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... wife , who behaved more like a heroine and philo- sopher , tho ' at the same time the tenderest mother in the world , and my eldest daughter , followed me ; some friends went with us , and others here took their leave ; and I heard my ...
... wife , who behaved more like a heroine and philo- sopher , tho ' at the same time the tenderest mother in the world , and my eldest daughter , followed me ; some friends went with us , and others here took their leave ; and I heard my ...
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... wife , by the laws of both countries , and by the customs of one of them . If I should mention the instance of a stage - coachman , many of my readers would recognize the truth of what I have here ob- served ; all indeed , that ever ...
... wife , by the laws of both countries , and by the customs of one of them . If I should mention the instance of a stage - coachman , many of my readers would recognize the truth of what I have here ob- served ; all indeed , that ever ...
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... wife , after passing a night in the utmost torments of the tooth - ach , resolved to have it drawn . I dispatched , therefore , a servant into Wapping , to bring , in haste , the best toothdrawer he could find . He soon found out a ...
... wife , after passing a night in the utmost torments of the tooth - ach , resolved to have it drawn . I dispatched , therefore , a servant into Wapping , to bring , in haste , the best toothdrawer he could find . He soon found out a ...
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... wife's pain , which continued incessantly to torment her till we came to an anchor , when I dis- patched a messenger in great haste , for the best reputed operator in Gravesend . A surgeon of some eminence now appeared , who did not ...
... wife's pain , which continued incessantly to torment her till we came to an anchor , when I dis- patched a messenger in great haste , for the best reputed operator in Gravesend . A surgeon of some eminence now appeared , who did not ...
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