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Simon Stern
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Pirates - Brenda Thompson, Simon Stern, ... Pirates - Brenda Thompson, Simon Stern, Rosemary Giesen Vasily and the Dragon: An Epic Russian F... Vasily and the Dragon: An Epic Russian Fairy Tale - Simon Stern Grump Strikes Back - Derek A. Sampson, S... Grump Strikes Back - Derek A. Sampson, Simon Stern The little stick boy - Simon Stern Smiler's Pram Ride - Sylvia Caveney, Sim... Smiler's Pram Ride - Sylvia Caveney, Simon Stern Where Am I? (First Fact Book) - Sylvia C... Where Am I? (First Fact Book) - Sylvia Caveney, Simon Stern, Rosemary Giesen Grump Goes Galumphing - Derek A. Sampson... Grump Goes Galumphing - Derek A. Sampson, Simon Stern The Illustrator's Guide To Law And Business Practice (Association Of Illustrators) - Simon Stern Ten Pollitt Place - C.H.B. Kitchin, Val Biro, Simon Stern Dragonfall 5 And The Empty Planet - Brian Earnshaw, Simon Stern The Children's Crusade (A First Fact Boo... The Children's Crusade (A First Fact Books) - Brenda Thompson, Cynthia Overbeck Bix, Simon Stern The Hobyahs: An Old Story - Simon Stern The Hobyahs: An Old Story - Simon Stern Mrs. Vinegar - Simon Stern Mrs. Vinegar - Simon Stern J Dische Chronik, Volume 3 - Simon Stern... J Dische Chronik, Volume 3 - Simon Stern, Ignaz Ziegler, Adolf Kurrein
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A Man With An Agenda
A Man With An Agenda rated it 8 years ago
text Tom Jones
Tom Jones, a bastard of infamous parentage, is nevertheless raised by the kind Squire Allworthy as a gentleman. He loves the neighboring Squire's daughter, Sophia, but has no problem sleeping around with the less scrupulous common girls while waiting for his chance with her. His foster father loves ...
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Lisa (Harmony)
Lisa (Harmony) rated it 11 years ago
text Tom Jones (Oxford World's Classics)
This is a very early novel, published in 1749, and it's telling in several ways this was written when the form was young. There are eccentric spellings, erratic capitalizations, and dialogue isn't set off in the convention we're used to, but has various speakers lumped into one paragraph. There are ...
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