The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, Volume 3Martin&Wotherspoon, 1767 |
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... fuch a lover , as a generous friend of the lady fhould not betray her to . In fhort , the fufpected this was the very Mr Blifil , from whom Sophia had flown ; and all the answers which the artfully drew from Jones , concerning Mr ...
... fuch a lover , as a generous friend of the lady fhould not betray her to . In fhort , the fufpected this was the very Mr Blifil , from whom Sophia had flown ; and all the answers which the artfully drew from Jones , concerning Mr ...
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... fuch a brute , that I cannot confent to put any wo- " man under his power who hath escaped from it . I have heard he behaved like a monster to his own wife ; for he is one of those wretches who think they have a right to tyrannize over ...
... fuch a brute , that I cannot confent to put any wo- " man under his power who hath escaped from it . I have heard he behaved like a monster to his own wife ; for he is one of those wretches who think they have a right to tyrannize over ...
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... fuch tetpect : he no focner therefore found himself a little roughly handled by lus new antagonist , than he gave him oue of those punches in the guts , which , though the fpectators at Bronghton's amphitheatre have fuch exquifite del ...
... fuch tetpect : he no focner therefore found himself a little roughly handled by lus new antagonist , than he gave him oue of those punches in the guts , which , though the fpectators at Bronghton's amphitheatre have fuch exquifite del ...
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... fuch extravagant diverfions were proper only for perfons of quality and fortune , and not for young women who were to get their living , and could at best hope to be married to a good trades- man . A tradefman ! ' cries Nightingale ...
... fuch extravagant diverfions were proper only for perfons of quality and fortune , and not for young women who were to get their living , and could at best hope to be married to a good trades- man . A tradefman ! ' cries Nightingale ...
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... fuch readers will reflect a little on what they have themselves felt from the want of a thousand pound , or , perhaps , of ten or twenty , to execute a favourite feheme , they will have a perfect idea of what Mr Jones felt on this ...
... fuch readers will reflect a little on what they have themselves felt from the want of a thousand pound , or , perhaps , of ten or twenty , to execute a favourite feheme , they will have a perfect idea of what Mr Jones felt on this ...
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