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"Fielding, Henry (1707-1754)"
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Religion of Author:
"Latitudinarian"
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"Age of Sensibility"
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Date: 1749
Dirt or Rags cannot "hide this Something [in true Beauty] from those Souls which are not of the vulgar Stamp"
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Date: 1749
"[L]et the Remembrance of what past at Upton blot me for ever from your Mind"
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Date: 1752
"'But you understand Human Nature to the Bottom,' answered Amelia;' and your Mind is a Treasury of all ancient and modern Learning.'"
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Date: 1752
"I need not sign this Letter, otherwise than with that Impression of my Heart which I hope it bears"
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