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... he arraigns Col. Apol , that , not having the Fear of Grammar before his eyes , he has been guilty of an outrage on his mother tongue . In each of his three novels and even in his final work , The Journal of a 26 HENRY FIELDING.
... he arraigns Col. Apol , that , not having the Fear of Grammar before his eyes , he has been guilty of an outrage on his mother tongue . In each of his three novels and even in his final work , The Journal of a 26 HENRY FIELDING.
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... journal , was written largely by Fielding ; the papers were said to be contributed by different members of the Vinegar family , Dr. John Vinegar writing on medical matters , Mr. Noll Vinegar ( who had once spent eighteen months ...
... journal , was written largely by Fielding ; the papers were said to be contributed by different members of the Vinegar family , Dr. John Vinegar writing on medical matters , Mr. Noll Vinegar ( who had once spent eighteen months ...
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Elizabeth Jenkins. Champion , The True Patriot , The Jacobite's Journal and The Covent Garden Journal , those from the latter make the best reading . They contain , inter alia , the germ of Thackeray's " Yellow plush " language , in No ...
Elizabeth Jenkins. Champion , The True Patriot , The Jacobite's Journal and The Covent Garden Journal , those from the latter make the best reading . They contain , inter alia , the germ of Thackeray's " Yellow plush " language , in No ...
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