THE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING, Esq; WITH The LIFE of the AUTHOR. In EIGHT VOLUMES.

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W. STRAHAN, J. & F. RIVINGTON, L. HAWES & Company R. HORSFIELD, W. JOHNSTON, T. CASLON, S. CROWDER, T. LONGMAN, E. & C. DILLY, W. & J. RICHARDSON, G. KEARSLY, R. DYMOTT, T. CADELL, W. WOODFALL, T. LOWNDES, S. BLADON, ROBINSON and ROBERTS, R. BALDWIN, T. DAVIES, T. BECKET, J. ROBSON, D. WILSON and G. NICOL, T. NOTEMAN, and T. EVANS, 1771
 

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CHAP VII
86
In which our readers will probably be divided in their
91
CHAP I
103
In which Mr Booth fets forward on his journey
112
Containing matters which will pleafe fome readers
126
The ftory of Booth continued p
136
Containing very extraordinary matters P
146
In which Mr Booth concludes his story Page
163
BOOK IV
171
Containing wife obfervations of the author and other
184
In which Amelia appears in no unamiable light p
192
CHAP VII
210
In which Amelia with her friend goes to the ora
220
BOOK V
228
Relating principally to the affairs of ferjeant Atkinſon
236
Containing much heroic matter
248
Containing various matters
259
The heroic behaviour of Colonel Bath
265
Being the last chapter of the fifth book
271
Panegyrics on beauty with other grave matters p
277
CHA P II
283
Containing a very extraordinary incident
294
The conclufion of Mrs Bennets hiſtory P
377
Being the first chapter of the eighth book P
387
Containing an account of Mr Booths fellowfufferers
392
Containing among many matters the exemplary beba
401
Which inclines rather to fatire than panegyric p
414
Confifting of grave matters P
423
A curious chapter from which a curious reader
429
In which are fome profound fecrets of philofophy p
435
BOOK IX
448
A converfation between Dr Harriſon and others
457
A dialogue between Booth and Amelia P
463
A converfation between Amelia and doctor Harrifon
470
Containing as furpriſing an accident as is perhaps record
475
A fcene of modern wit and humour
495
A curious converſation between the doctor the young
502
CHAP I
510
CHA P II
527
In which Colonel Bath appears in great glory P
540
Read gamefter and obferve
547
Contains a letter and other matters
558
Containing fome things worthy obfervation
567

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TítuloTHE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING, Esq; WITH The LIFE of the AUTHOR. In EIGHT VOLUMES.
Volumen7 de THE WORKS OF HENRY FIELDING, Esq; WITH The LIFE of the AUTHOR. In EIGHT VOLUMES, William Richardson
AutorHenry Fielding
EditorW. STRAHAN, J. & F. RIVINGTON, L. HAWES & Company R. HORSFIELD, W. JOHNSTON, T. CASLON, S. CROWDER, T. LONGMAN, E. & C. DILLY, W. & J. RICHARDSON, G. KEARSLY, R. DYMOTT, T. CADELL, W. WOODFALL, T. LOWNDES, S. BLADON, ROBINSON and ROBERTS, R. BALDWIN, T. DAVIES, T. BECKET, J. ROBSON, D. WILSON and G. NICOL, T. NOTEMAN, and T. EVANS, 1771
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Digitalizado29 Jun. 2018
  
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