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    The Story of the Caravan : or, the driver and his dog

    TIBKAT | 1800
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

    The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. By Henry Fielding, Esquire

    Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1780
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

      The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. By Henry Fielding, Esquire

      Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1792
      Schlagwörter: English fiction

    The history of Johnny Armstrong, of Westmoreland

    TIBKAT | 1795
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

    The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. By Henry Fielding, Esq

    Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1792
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

      The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. By Henry Fielding, Esq

      Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1792
      Schlagwörter: English fiction

      The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. By Henry Fielding, Esq

      Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1774
      Schlagwörter: English fiction

      The history of Tom Jones, a foundling : By Henry Fielding, Esq

      Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1791
      Schlagwörter: English fiction

      The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. By Henry Fielding, Esq

      Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1774
      Schlagwörter: English fiction

    The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. By Henry Fielding, Esq. In four volumes

    Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1786
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

      The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. By Henry Fielding, Esq; In four volumes

      Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1791
      Schlagwörter: English fiction

    The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. By Henry Fielding, Esq. In six volumes

    Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1789
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

    The boy of Dundee. A youth to fortune, and to fame, unknown

    Forbes, James | TIBKAT | 1800
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

    The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. In four volumes. By Henry Fielding, Esq

    Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1749
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

      The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. In four volumes. By Henry Fielding, Esq

      Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1763
      Schlagwörter: English fiction

      The history of Tom Jones, a foundling. In four volumes. By Henry Fielding, Esq

      Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1791
      Schlagwörter: English fiction

      The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. In four volumes. By Henry Fielding, Esq

      Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1768
      Schlagwörter: English fiction

      The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. In four volumes. By Henry Fielding, Esq

      Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1749
      Schlagwörter: English fiction

      The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. In four volumes. By Henry Fielding, Esq

      Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1780
      Schlagwörter: English fiction

      The history of Tom Jones : a foundling. In four volumes. By Henry Fielding, Esq

      Fielding, Henry | TIBKAT | 1783
      Schlagwörter: English fiction

    The world : In four volumes. By Adam Fitz-Adam

    Fitz-Adam, Adam | TIBKAT | 1776
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

    Audi alteram partem. Memorial for Archibald Douglas of Douglas Esquire

    Douglas of Douglas, Archibald Douglas | TIBKAT | 1763
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

    The adventures of Henry Fitzherbert, gentleman

    TIBKAT | 1794
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

    Villeroy : or, the fatal moment: a novel, in three volumes. By a lady

    Whitfield, Henry | TIBKAT | 1790
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

    Mad man of the mountain : A tale. In two volumes. By Henry Summersett

    Summersett, Henry | TIBKAT | 1799
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

    The History and adventures of Miss Betsey Warwick, the female kambler : Contents. I. An account of her parents, and their residence at Scarborough, in Yorkshire. II. The death of her father-her mother and she retires from Scarborough for a year. III. Their return, and visited by the nobility and gentry. IV. Colonel Blandford and Lord Richmore make love to her. V. The colonel is favoured-Lord Richmore makes her great presents and thinks the loves him. VI. 'Squire meadows makes love to her mother, who is determined to accept of his hand. VII. 'Squire meadows persuades her mother to put Miss Betsey in a nunnery. VIII. My Lord finds the colonel's treachery and assassinates him, and flies the country-she gets out of the nunnery in man's cloaths, meets Lord Richmore at Calais, he does not know her in her disguise, quarrels, with him at cards, and kills him in a duel. IX. She comes to London, goes to the day. Countess of R- falls in love with her, she relates her sad story, the countess becomes her friend, and supplies her with money to travel with. X. Goes by the name of Johnson at Southampton-narrow escape being murdered through the jealousy of a young lady-tired of rambling returns to the countess of R-, who cloaths her according to her sex and by her own desire places her at a nunnery in France. XI. The history of Miss Nugent-a surprising discovery-the colonel and another gentleman are alive, who were supposed dead-betsey and two young ladies leave the convent, return to England, and are made happy; Betley is reconciled to her mother and receives her fortune. With many more remarkable adventures, too tedious to insert here, so shall refer the reader to the work itself

    TIBKAT | 1790
    Schlagwörter: English fiction

    Memoirs of Maitre Jacques, of Savoy

    TIBKAT | 1779
    Schlagwörter: English fiction