...on myself as accountable to any court of critical jurisdiction whatever : for as I am, in reality, the founder of a new province of writing, so I am...readily and cheerfully comply, I do hereby assure k them that I shall principally regard their ease and advantage in all such institutions; for I do...

...on myself as accountable to any court of critical jurisdiction whatever : for as I am, in reality, the founder of a new province of writing, so I am...at liberty to make -what laws I please therein. And theso laws, my readers, whom I consider as my subjects, are bound to believe in and to obey ; with...

...girl was given a book " | " the lad was spoken highly of" | " I love, and am loved by, my wife " | " these laws my readers, whom I consider as my subjects, are bound to believe in and to obey" (Fielding, Tom Jones, i., 60) | "he was heathenishly inclined to believe in, or to worship, the goddess...

...to any court of critical Jurisdiktion whatever, for as I am really the founder of a uew province in writing, so I am at liberty to make what laws I please Hierein." (Tom Jones B. II, C. 2, Vol. VII, S. 46.) Gegenüber der strengen, nach abstracten Regeln...

...knowledge of the world, and no very inadequate value of it^ In Tom Jones sagt er: As I am in reality the founder of a new province of writing, so I am at liberty to make what laws I please therein. 6 Ähnlich äussert er sich zu anfang des zehnten buches. Nachdem er dort dem verhältnis zwischen...

...on myself as accountable to any court of critical jurisdiction whatever : for as 1 am, in reality, the founder of a new province of writing, so I am...these laws my readers, whom I consider as my subjects, y are bound to believe in and to obey ; with which that they may readily and cheerfully comply, I do...

...on myself as accountable to any court of critical 5 jurisdiction whatever : for as I am, in reality, the founder of a new province of writing, so I am...and to obey; with which that they may readily and chearfully comply, I do hereby 10 assure them that I shall principally regard their ease and advantage...

...art, discusses his own experiments most interestingly. He says in "Tom Jones," "As I am in reality the founder of a new province of writing, so I am at liberty to make what laws I please therein."1 He insists mainly on three points. First, his work must be interesting and not too intense;...

...art, discusses his own experiments most interestingly. He says in "Tom.Jones," "As I am in reality the founder of a new province of writing, so I am at liberty to^Kake what laws I please therein."1 — -# He insists mainly on three points. First, his work must...

...look on myself as accountable to any court of critical jurisdiction whatever; for as I am in reality the founder of a new province of writing, so I am...my subjects, are bound to believe in and to obey. . . " The tendency has been, as it was in the Elizabethan drama, toward fullness of incident, amplitude...