The Journal of a Voyage to LisbonJohn Long, 1907 - 155 páginas |
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... success was in proportion to the audacity with which the decencies were outraged ; it was only in his burlesques and farces that Fielding depicted the actual world . Before the production of his two last plays , Pasquin and the ...
... success was in proportion to the audacity with which the decencies were outraged ; it was only in his burlesques and farces that Fielding depicted the actual world . Before the production of his two last plays , Pasquin and the ...
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... success that this hellish society were almost utterly extirpated , and that , instead of reading of murders and street - robberies in the news almost every morning , there was , in the remaining part of the month of November , and in ...
... success that this hellish society were almost utterly extirpated , and that , instead of reading of murders and street - robberies in the news almost every morning , there was , in the remaining part of the month of November , and in ...
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... success in the cure of a most stubborn anasarca , which is indeed no other than , as the word implies , the dropsy of the flesh ; and this was , at that time , a large part of my complaint . After a short trial , therefore , of a milk ...
... success in the cure of a most stubborn anasarca , which is indeed no other than , as the word implies , the dropsy of the flesh ; and this was , at that time , a large part of my complaint . After a short trial , therefore , of a milk ...
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... this honour I would always administer to the pride of our sailors , who should challenge it from all their neighbours with truth and success . And A Voyage to Lisbon 43 up with us before we were got under full sail...
... this honour I would always administer to the pride of our sailors , who should challenge it from all their neighbours with truth and success . And A Voyage to Lisbon 43 up with us before we were got under full sail...
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Henry Fielding. from all their neighbours with truth and success . And sure I am that not our honest tars alone , but every inhabitant of this island , may exult in the comparison , when he considers the king of Great Britain ... success. ...
Henry Fielding. from all their neighbours with truth and success . And sure I am that not our honest tars alone , but every inhabitant of this island , may exult in the comparison , when he considers the king of Great Britain ... success. ...
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