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The art of ingeniously tormenting!!Rowlandson, Thomas (British, ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 1, p. 187: Tom Jones detects the philosopher in Black Moll's bed chamberRowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 1, p. 215: The constancy of Tom Jones subdued by the charms of Black MollRowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 1, p. 55: Partridge cruelly accused and maltreated by his wife &c.Rowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 1, p. 7: The infant Jones found in the bed of Mr. AllworthyRowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 2, p. 164: Tom Jones rescues Mrs. Waters from the violence of Northerton [copy 1]Rowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 2, p. 164: Tom Jones rescues Mrs. Waters from the violence of Northerton [copy 2]Rowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 2, p. 172: Tom Jones & the landlord, Partridge & Susan, Mrs. Waters & the landlady [copy 1]Rowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 2, p. 172: Tom Jones & the landlord, Partridge & Susan, Mrs. Waters & the landlady [copy 2]Rowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 2, p. 243: Sophia's modesty shocked by a fall from her horseRowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 2, p. 64: The centinel mistakes Tom Jones for an apparitionRowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 3, p. 127: Lord Fellamar rudely dismissed by Squire Western [copy 1]Rowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 3, p. 127: Lord Fellamar rudely dismissed by Squire Western [copy 2]Rowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)
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Tom Jones, v. 3, p. 50: T. Jones & Sophia interrupted on a tete at tete by Lady Bellaston [copy 1]Rowlandson, Thomas (British [etcher and artist], ca. 1756-1827)