The Works of Laurence Sterne: With a Life of the Author, Volum 6

Laurence Sterne

William Durell, 1814

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LETTER	15

LETTER PAGE I To Miss L	21

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To Mrs F	29

To Dr	30

To David Garrick Esq	35

To JHS Esq	110

To Mr Foley at Paris	111

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To Mr Foley	116

To Mr W	117

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To SC Esq	37

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To Dr Warburton Bishop of Gloucester	40

To the Rev Mr Sterne	41

To my witty Widow Mrs F	43

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To Lady	57

To David Garrick Esq	58

To Lady D3	61

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To Mrs Sterne York	66

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To Mr E	77

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To J H S Esq	83

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To Mr Foley at Paris	100

To Mrs F	101

To Miss Sterne	102

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To Miss Sterne	124

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To Mr Panchaud at Paris	128

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To Mr Panchaud	135

From Ignatius Sancho to Mr Sterne	136

From Mr Sterne to Ignatius Sancho 157	137

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From Dr Eustace in America to the Rev Mr Sterne with a walkingstick	212

Mr Sternes Answer	213

To L Sn Esq	215

To Miss Sterne	216

To Mrs J	218

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promptu	227

Prudes	295

The Breeches Maker	297

The ManMidwife	301

Origin of Tristram Shandy	303

The Female Confucius	305

The Primer	307

The Natural Exhibition	311

The Day of Judgment XLIII My self XLIV A short Chapter	319

A shorter	320

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The Works of Laurence Sterne: With a Life of the Author, Volum 6
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Side 193 - London; where you generally are in spring: — and then my Sentimental Journey will, I dare say, convince you that my feelings are from the heart; and that that heart is not of the worst of moulds. — Praised be God for my sensibility ! Though it has often made me wretched, yet I would not exchange it for all the pleasures the grossest sensualist ever felt...‎

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Side 291 - The uncommonness of the titles occasioned numerous applications, and at night I used privately to glide into the office, to digest the notes or heads of the day, and receive the earnest, which was directed always to be left with the memorandums, the writing to be paid for on delivery, according to the subject.‎

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Tittel	The Works of Laurence Sterne: With a Life of the Author, Volum 6 Volum 59;Volum 61;Volum 70;Volumer 72-74 av British Classics The Works of Laurence Sterne: With a Life of the Author, Laurence Sterne
Forfatter	Laurence Sterne
Utgiver	William Durell, 1814
Original fra	New York Public Library
Digitalisert	14. nov 2006

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