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The novels of Henry Fielding ... complete in one volume. To ...
Let us, therefore, who are confined here for debt only, separate ourselves entirely
from the prigs ; neither drink with them, nor converse with them. Let us, at the
same time, separate ourselves farther from priggism itself : Instead of being ready
, ...
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Ballantyne's novelist's library
Let us, therefore, who are confined here for debt only, separate ourselves entirely
from the prigs ; neither drink with them, nor converse with them. Let us, at the
same time, separate ourselves farther from priggism itself : Instead of being ready
, ...
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Delphi Complete Works of Henry Fielding (Illustrated)
Let usatthe same time separate ourselves farther from priggism itself. Instead of
being ready, onevery opportunity,to pillageeach other,letus becontent withour
honest share of the common bounty, and with the acquisition of our own industry.
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Slang and Its Analogues Past and Present: A Dictionary ...
1851. Borrow,Lavengro, lxvii.The subjects being, ifI remember right, college
education, priggism, church authority, tomfoolery, and the like. 1857. Trollope,
ThreeClerks, xlvii.Ithink I'lltake out that about official priggism—hadn't I better?
1857.
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The Works of Henry Fielding: Complete in One Volume, with ...
But while one man pursues his ambition, another his interest, another his safety;
while one hath a roguery (a priggism they here call it) to commit, and another a
roguery to defend; they must naturally fly to the favour and protection of those
who ...
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A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English: ...
(Fielding, 1743.) Cf. priggism, q.v. prigging, vbl n. to prig, v., q.v.: e.g. B.E., 'Riding;
also Lying with a Woman'; Greene, 1591, 'This base villany of Prigging, or horse-
stealing'. From ca. 1820, mostly of petty theft; and, as such, low s. prigging, adj.
Eric Partridge, Paul Beale,
1984
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The Novels of Henry Fielding ... To which is Prefixed, a ...
Let us, at the same time, separate ourselves farther from priggism itself: Instead of
being ready, on every opportunity, to pillage each other, let us be content with our
honest share of the common bounty, and with the acquisition of our own ...
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The Works of Henry Fielding, Esq: With the Life of the ...
sasety; while one hath a roguery (a Priggism they " here call it) to commit, and
another l roguery to " desend, they must naturally fly to the savour and "
protection of those, who have power to give them " what they desire, and to
desend them ...
Henry Fielding, Arthur Murphy,
1783
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The Works of Henry Fielding, with a Life of the Author: Plays
terest, another his safety ; while one hath a roguery (a priggism they here call it)
to commit, and another a roguery to defend, they must naturally fly to the favour
and protection of those, who have power to give them what they desire, and to ...
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Henry Fielding, Political Writer: A Political Writer
“Liberty is consist» ent with no degree of Honesty inferior to this,” and it is in their
interest “to resolve bravely to lay aside our Priggism, our Roguery, in plainer
Words, and preserve our Liberty.” The debtors applauded this BroadBottom
oration, ...