The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq, Volume 2Smith, Elder & Company, 1882 |
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... hath acquired the rudiments of by reading . How accurately soever the ingenious Mr. Miller may have described the plant , he himself would advise his disciple to see it in the garden . As we must perceive , that after the nicest strokes ...
... hath acquired the rudiments of by reading . How accurately soever the ingenious Mr. Miller may have described the plant , he himself would advise his disciple to see it in the garden . As we must perceive , that after the nicest strokes ...
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... hath brought us once more together , and hath given me satisfaction for the injury I have received , even without my own knowledge . " " It is very much like a man of honour indeed , " answered Northerton , " to take satisfaction by ...
... hath brought us once more together , and hath given me satisfaction for the injury I have received , even without my own knowledge . " " It is very much like a man of honour indeed , " answered Northerton , " to take satisfaction by ...
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... hath happened to me , indeed , " says she , " and I am highly obliged to this gentleman " ( pointing to Jones ) " that it was not a fatal one , or that I am now living to mention it . " - " Whatever the gentleman hath done , " cries the ...
... hath happened to me , indeed , " says she , " and I am highly obliged to this gentleman " ( pointing to Jones ) " that it was not a fatal one , or that I am now living to mention it . " - " Whatever the gentleman hath done , " cries the ...
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... hath by several wise men been considered as extremely mean and derogatory from the philosophic dignity , must be in some measure performed by the greatest prince , hero , or philosopher upon earth ; nay , sometimes Nature hath been so ...
... hath by several wise men been considered as extremely mean and derogatory from the philosophic dignity , must be in some measure performed by the greatest prince , hero , or philosopher upon earth ; nay , sometimes Nature hath been so ...
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... hath by no means mixed up an equal share either of curiosity or vanity in every human com- position , there is perhaps no individual to whom she hath not allotted such a proportion of both as requires much arts , and pains too , to ...
... hath by no means mixed up an equal share either of curiosity or vanity in every human com- position , there is perhaps no individual to whom she hath not allotted such a proportion of both as requires much arts , and pains too , to ...
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