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Page 111
... passed on to another estate , where he amused himself in the same way , and this he continued till he had filled his enormous pouch . The rigour of the ancient ordonnances restricted the rights of enjoying the sports of the chase , to ...
... passed on to another estate , where he amused himself in the same way , and this he continued till he had filled his enormous pouch . The rigour of the ancient ordonnances restricted the rights of enjoying the sports of the chase , to ...
Page 266
... passed over ( as Fielding's introductory chapters often are ) by those readers who are all impatience to arrive at the sentence about to be passed on the respective characters . The sketch of Mr. Grattan is preceded by some general ob ...
... passed over ( as Fielding's introductory chapters often are ) by those readers who are all impatience to arrive at the sentence about to be passed on the respective characters . The sketch of Mr. Grattan is preceded by some general ob ...
Page 378
... passed a considerable portion of his time ; thus affording a memorable instance that a weak and irresolute character is ultimately as baneful to its possessor as a rooted vicious inclination . The worst school of morals is probably to ...
... passed a considerable portion of his time ; thus affording a memorable instance that a weak and irresolute character is ultimately as baneful to its possessor as a rooted vicious inclination . The worst school of morals is probably to ...
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