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FIELDING, H.: Tom Jones (Unabridged)
Bill Homewood
语种: 英语
发布时间: 2013-05-01
专辑《FIELDING, H.: Tom Jones (Unabridged)》 简介
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'Indeed, Mrs. Miller,' said Allworthy…
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Book Fifteen, Chapter Eight
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A servant now acquainted them that Mr. Western was below-stairs…
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Mrs. Waters fell now upon her knees before him…
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Book Eighteen, Chapter Seven
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Book Seventeen, Chapter Four
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Book Thirteen, Chapter Two
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'No, no, miss,' cries the aunt…
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There is scarce anything which so happily introduces men…
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In the situation that he and his mistress were in at this time…
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Book Fifteen, Chapter Three
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Upon these words the gentleman returned a very short verbal rebuke…
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'Nothing but truth,' says Sophia…
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Book Eighteen, Chapter Four
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Book Fourteen, Chapter Two
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'Lookee, Mr. Nightingale,' said Jones…
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Jones begged her only to whisper…
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Book Sixteen, Chapter Ten
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She now entered the room with an air of gaiety…
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Book Twelve, Chapter Nine
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Perceiving the bird was flown…
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Book Twelve, Chapter Five
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Book Fourteen, Chapter One
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Jones expressed great astonishment…
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Blifil now desired to be permitted to speak a few words.
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Jones, who more than once already…
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Jones, as the reader knows…
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Book Twelve, Chapter Fourteen
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The clock had just struck three when they arrived…
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Book Sixteen, Chapter Four
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Sophia, notwithstanding her long fast…
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Book Fifteen, Chapter One
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Book Ten, Chapter Six
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'Nay, my lord,' said she…
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Thus, reader, we have at length brought our history to a conclusion…
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Man therefore is the highest subject…
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'Prudence is indeed the duty which we owe to ourselves…'
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As sights of horror were not so usual to George…
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Jones at first pretended that he would take the fellow at his word…
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Book Seven, Chapter Six
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Book Seventeen, Chapter Eight
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Book Five, Chapter Twelve
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Book Seventeen, Chapter Nine
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Book Twelve, Chapter Eleven
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'I am very sorry, madam,' cried Blifil…
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In the evening, when Jones retired to his room…
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During the second act, Partridge made very few remarks.
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'And could I ever have imagined…'
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After some hesitation, Jones, upon the strength of this assurance…
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The squire had no sooner read the letter…
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Book Eight, Chapter Eight
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Book Thirteen, Chapter Nine
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Book Eighteen, Chapter The Last
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'Name any proof in my power,' answered Jones eagerly.
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'Perhaps,' cries Partridge…
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Mr. Jones having spent three hours in reading…
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Book Seventeen, Chapter Two
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Book Eight, Chapter Eleven
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Jones had no sooner quitted the room…
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'Common sense, indeed,' said Nightingale…
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Again, there is another sort of knowledge…
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Book Seven, Chapter Fourteen
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'In the former part of what you said,' replied Jones…
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The young lady whom Mr. Nightingale had intended for his son…
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Allworthy stood a minute silent, lifting up his eyes…
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Thus we may, perhaps, with little danger, relate the history of Fisher…
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'Grieve, therefore, no more, my dear child…'
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Book Eighteen, Chapter Eight
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Jones greatly applauded the justice of the sentence…
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Book Thirteen, Chapter Eleven
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Jones went up to Blifil's room…
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Book Eighteen, Chapter Six
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Had this history been writ in the days of superstition…
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Book Thirteen, Chapter Six
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Book Twelve, Chapter Twelve
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'Thwackum and Square, who both alike…'
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The conversation which passed between these ladies…
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Jones, having very attentively heard all that Nightingale had to say…
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Book Twelve, Chapter Eight
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Book Eighteen, Chapter Two
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Book Fifteen, Chapter Seven
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'Pray,' said Allworthy, 'do not be so particular…'
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Book Eighteen, Chapter Eleven
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'The unfortunate event of this enterprise…'
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Sophia stood trembling all this while.
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Book Seventeen, Chapter Seven
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The reader will, after this…
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Book Eight, Chapter Fourteen
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The gentleman who had been all night tippling at the alehouse…
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Book Fourteen, Chapter Seven
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Book Eighteen, Chapter Three
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'Undoubtedly,' cries Partridge…
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In this humour, which was none of the sweetest…
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'In short, we soon separated…'
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Book Fifteen, Chapter Ten
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As Lord Fellamar was very well assured…
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Book Sixteen, Chapter Five
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But as Nature often exhibits some of her best performances…
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Book Eleven, Chapter Nine
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