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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... never heard even the name of either of . thefe gods , fhe repeated these very words in the morn- ing , with only a small mistake of the quantity of the latter , which the chose to call Priăpus instead of Pri- apus ; and her husband ...
... never heard even the name of either of . thefe gods , fhe repeated these very words in the morn- ing , with only a small mistake of the quantity of the latter , which the chose to call Priăpus instead of Pri- apus ; and her husband ...
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... never detected in fuch fur- tive compofitions , nor indeed in any other exercita- tions of his great talents , which all inclined the fame way , but once , when he had laid violent hands on a book called Gradus ad Parnaffum , i . e . A ...
... never detected in fuch fur- tive compofitions , nor indeed in any other exercita- tions of his great talents , which all inclined the fame way , but once , when he had laid violent hands on a book called Gradus ad Parnaffum , i . e . A ...
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... Wild , who , inexperienced as he was , notwithstanding all the art , the dexterity , and often the fortune of his adverfary , never failed to fend fend him away from the table with lefs in his 12 The LIFE of Mr. JONATHAN WILD .
... Wild , who , inexperienced as he was , notwithstanding all the art , the dexterity , and often the fortune of his adverfary , never failed to fend fend him away from the table with lefs in his 12 The LIFE of Mr. JONATHAN WILD .
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... never reach the eyes of those who would intro- 86 duce them properly into the world , and raise you " to an eminence , where you may blaze out to the admiration of all men . I affure you I am pleased with my captivity , when I reflect ...
... never reach the eyes of those who would intro- 86 duce them properly into the world , and raise you " to an eminence , where you may blaze out to the admiration of all men . I affure you I am pleased with my captivity , when I reflect ...
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... never once give the least hint of this know- ledge in all their difcourfe together ; but on the con- trary , fhould have the words honefty , honour , and friendship , as often in their mouths as any other men . This , I fay , may appear ...
... never once give the least hint of this know- ledge in all their difcourfe together ; but on the con- trary , fhould have the words honefty , honour , and friendship , as often in their mouths as any other men . This , I fay , may appear ...
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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.