The Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJohn Long, 1907 - 155 páginas |
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... allowance of two hundred a year , but , as Fielding explained , " anybody might pay that " " would , " and his stay at Leyden was brought Biographical Introduction 7 early education was entrusted to Mr Oliver, the ...
... allowance of two hundred a year , but , as Fielding explained , " anybody might pay that " " would , " and his stay at Leyden was brought Biographical Introduction 7 early education was entrusted to Mr Oliver, the ...
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Henry Fielding. would , " and his stay at Leyden was brought to an abrupt end by the failure of supplies from home . • The only portrait of Fielding which was ever drawn was the sketch which was made by Hogarth from ... brought ...
Henry Fielding. would , " and his stay at Leyden was brought to an abrupt end by the failure of supplies from home . • The only portrait of Fielding which was ever drawn was the sketch which was made by Hogarth from ... brought ...
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... brought the question of dramatic lawlessness , which had been long simmering , to the front , and both Houses of Parliament quickly passed the measure , without divisions or petitions against it , by which it was enacted that plays must ...
... brought the question of dramatic lawlessness , which had been long simmering , to the front , and both Houses of Parliament quickly passed the measure , without divisions or petitions against it , by which it was enacted that plays must ...
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... brought upon him many lampoons by his enemies , and even Smollett , in giving counsel to a young author in Peregrine Pickle , wrote , " when he is inclined to marry his own cook wench , his gracious patron may condescend to give the ...
... brought upon him many lampoons by his enemies , and even Smollett , in giving counsel to a young author in Peregrine Pickle , wrote , " when he is inclined to marry his own cook wench , his gracious patron may condescend to give the ...
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... brought together in that print of his , which is enough to make a man deaf to look at - I had a more urgent cause to press our departure , which was , that the dropsy , for which I had undergone three tappings , seemed to threaten me ...
... brought together in that print of his , which is enough to make a man deaf to look at - I had a more urgent cause to press our departure , which was , that the dropsy , for which I had undergone three tappings , seemed to threaten me ...
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