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The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, Volume 3

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G. C. Walther, 1774 - England

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An Effay to prove that an Author will write the better	3

Containing various matters	15

Which we hope will be very attentively peruſed	21

What paffed between Jones and old Mr Nightingale	45

Containing strange matters	55

Too short to need a preface	63

A further explanation of the foregoing defign	71

Containing fome matters which may affect and others	80

BOOK XVII	189

The generous and grateful behaviour of Mrs Miller	191

Mrs Miller and Mr Nightingale vifit Jones in	213

A pathetic Scene between Mr Allworthy and	223

What happened to Mr Jones in the prifon	235

A farewel to the reader	244

Allworthy vifits old Nightingale with a strange dif	254

Containing two letters in very different ftiles	260

By what means the fquire came to discover	89

In which various misfortunes befel poor Jones	95

Short and sweet	104

Confifting partly of facts and partly of obfervations	116

Containing curious but not unprecedented matter	122

Of prologues	130

CHAP VI	164

CHAP IX	177

In which the history is further continued	273

Further continuation	285

A further continuation	297

Wherein the history begins to draw towards a con	307

The history draws nearer to a conclufion	315

Approaching ftill nearer to the end	325

In which the history is concluded	334

CHAP IV	345

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Title	The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, Volume 3 The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, Henry Fielding
Author	Henry Fielding
Publisher	G. C. Walther, 1774
Original from	The British Library
Digitized	26 May 2017

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