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Página xii
... whole day in her room grieving silently , or calling out , " O Jemmy ! . . . come back , come back . " 66 But though capable of such outbursts of passion , | Moll Flanders is for the most part level - headed and unemotional in a cold ...
... whole day in her room grieving silently , or calling out , " O Jemmy ! . . . come back , come back . " 66 But though capable of such outbursts of passion , | Moll Flanders is for the most part level - headed and unemotional in a cold ...
Página xv
... whole , than Defoe's narratives , when it comes to the relation of his deal- ings with Harley , it falls into the less careful and more verbose manner of his stories . It is worth while to observe in this narrative of fact that the Lord ...
... whole , than Defoe's narratives , when it comes to the relation of his deal- ings with Harley , it falls into the less careful and more verbose manner of his stories . It is worth while to observe in this narrative of fact that the Lord ...
Página xix
... appear to have more real beauty in them than all the amorous chain of story which introduces it . In a word , as the whole relation is carefully garbled of all the levity and looseness that was in it [ xix ] AUTHOR'S PREFACE.
... appear to have more real beauty in them than all the amorous chain of story which introduces it . In a word , as the whole relation is carefully garbled of all the levity and looseness that was in it [ xix ] AUTHOR'S PREFACE.
Página xxii
... whole volumes of themselves , viz .: 1. The life of her governess , as she calls her , who had run through , it seems , in a few years , all the eminent degrees of a gentlewoman , a whore , and a bawd ; a midwife and a midwife- keeper ...
... whole volumes of themselves , viz .: 1. The life of her governess , as she calls her , who had run through , it seems , in a few years , all the eminent degrees of a gentlewoman , a whore , and a bawd ; a midwife and a midwife- keeper ...
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... whole tale ; he was so pleased with it , that he would call his lady and his two daughters to hear it , and it made mirth enough among them , you may be sure . However , not a week had passed over , but on a sudden comes Mrs. Mayoress ...
... whole tale ; he was so pleased with it , that he would call his lady and his two daughters to hear it , and it made mirth enough among them , you may be sure . However , not a week had passed over , but on a sudden comes Mrs. Mayoress ...
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