The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq: With the Life of the Author. In Twelve Volumes. A New Edition. To which is Now First Added, The Fathers; Or, The Good-natured Man, Volume 5W. Strahan, J. Rivington and Sons, 1783 |
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... imagine they came off without a booty ? or that " they contented themselves with the fhare in com- " mon with their comrades ? Surely , no . In civil " life , doubtlefs , the fame genius , the fame endow- " ments have often compofed the ...
... imagine they came off without a booty ? or that " they contented themselves with the fhare in com- " mon with their comrades ? Surely , no . In civil " life , doubtlefs , the fame genius , the fame endow- " ments have often compofed the ...
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... imagine he lent fuch a fum to a friend without the leaft view of ferv- ing himself . As , therefore , the reader may eafily ac- count for it in a manner more advantageous to our hero's reputation , by concluding that he had fome in ...
... imagine he lent fuch a fum to a friend without the leaft view of ferv- ing himself . As , therefore , the reader may eafily ac- count for it in a manner more advantageous to our hero's reputation , by concluding that he had fome in ...
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... imagine I would profecute a gentleman for the fake of the public . Thefe are " foolish words of course , which we learn a ridicu- " lous habit of speaking , and will often break from 56 us without any defign or meaning . I affure you ...
... imagine I would profecute a gentleman for the fake of the public . Thefe are " foolish words of course , which we learn a ridicu- " lous habit of speaking , and will often break from 56 us without any defign or meaning . I affure you ...
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... imagine them , furely , enough may be deduced from that ground only , to " comfort and fupport the most miferable man in his affictions . And this I think my reafon tells me , that if the profeffors and propagators of infidelity are in ...
... imagine them , furely , enough may be deduced from that ground only , to " comfort and fupport the most miferable man in his affictions . And this I think my reafon tells me , that if the profeffors and propagators of infidelity are in ...
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... imagine that guns and 66 66 piftols , and fwords , and knives , are the only in- " truments of death ? Look into the world , and fee the numbers whom broken fortunes and broken " hearts " hearts bring untimely to the grave . To omit 100 ...
... imagine that guns and 66 66 piftols , and fwords , and knives , are the only in- " truments of death ? Look into the world , and fee the numbers whom broken fortunes and broken " hearts " hearts bring untimely to the grave . To omit 100 ...
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Página 234 - I confessed I had indulged myself very freely with wine and women in my youth, but had never done an injury to any man living, nor avoided an opportunity of doing good; that I pretended to very little virtue more than general philanthropy and private friendship. I was proceeding, when Minos bid me enter the gate, and not indulge myself with trumpeting forth my virtues.