History of English Literature..
History of English Literature..
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That's it, little hon- eys, O that's it. Well, what, is it all over? Hath she appointed the day, * History of a Foundling, bk. Vi. Ch. X. T Blifil.
\ History of a Foundling^ xvi. Ch. Ii Ibid, xviii. Ch. Ix boy ? What, shall it be to-morrow 01 next day ? I shan't be put off a min- ute longer than next day ; I am re- solved. ... I tell thee it is all flim- flam. Zoodikers ! she'd have the wedding to-night with all her heart. Would'st not, Sophy ? . . . Where the devil is Allworthy ; . . . Harkee,... All- worthy, I'll bet thee five pounds to a crown, we have a boy to-morrow nine months. But prithee, tell me what wut ha ? Burgundy, champagne, or what ? For please Jupiter, we'll make a night on't. "* And when he be- comes a grandfather, he spends his time in the nursery, " where he declares the tattling of his little granddaughter, who is above a year and a half old, is sweeter music than the finest cry of dogs in England. "! This is pure na- ture, and no one has displayed it more free, more impetuous, ignoring all rule, more abandoned to physical pas- sions than Fielding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That's it, little hon- eys, O that's it. Well, what, is it all over? Hath she appointed the day, * History of a Foundling, bk. Vi. Ch. X. T Blifil.
\ History of a Foundling^ xvi. Ch. Ii Ibid, xviii. Ch. Ix boy ? What, shall it be to-morrow 01 next day ? I shan't be put off a min- ute longer than next day ; I am re- solved. ... I tell thee it is all flim- flam. Zoodikers ! she'd have the wedding to-night with all her heart. Would'st not, Sophy ? . . . Where the devil is Allworthy ; . . . Harkee,... All- worthy, I'll bet thee five pounds to a crown, we have a boy to-morrow nine months. But prithee, tell me what wut ha ? Burgundy, champagne, or what ? For please Jupiter, we'll make a night on't. "* And when he be- comes a grandfather, he spends his time in the nursery, " where he declares the tattling of his little granddaughter, who is above a year and a half old, is sweeter music than the finest cry of dogs in England. "! This is pure na- ture, and no one has displayed it more free, more impetuous, ignoring all rule, more abandoned to physical pas- sions than Fielding.
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