FODLEIA

12 NOV 1931

PARY

OF

ΤΟΜ JONES

A FOUNDLING

BY

HENRY FIELDING, Esq.

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY W. SMALL

IN TWO VOLUMES

VOL. II

LONDON

SMITH, ELDER, & CO., 15, WATERLOO PLACE

1882

LONDON:

R. CLAY, SONS, AND TAYLOR,

BREAD STREET HILL.

CONTENTS.

BOOK IX.

CONTAINING TWELVE HOURS.

CHAPTER I.

OF THOSE WHO LAWFULLY MAY, AND OF THOSE. WHO MAY NOT

WRITE SUCH HISTORIES AS THIS

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CHAPTER II.

CONTAINING A VERY SURPRISING ADVENTURE INDEED, WHICH MR.

JONES MET WITH IN HIS WALK WITH THE MAN OF THE HILL. 9

CHAPTER III.

THE ARRIVAL OF MR. JONES WITH HIS LADY AT THE INN; WITH

A VERY FULL DESCRIPTION OF THE BATTLE OF UPTON

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CHAPTER IV.

IN WHICH THE ARRIVAL OF A MAN OF WAR PUTS A FINAL END

TO HOSTILITIES, AND CAUSES THE CONCLUSION OF A FIRM AND

LASTING PEACE BETWEEN ALL PARTIES

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CHAPTER V.

AN APOLOGY FOR ALL HEROES WHO HAVE GOOD STOMACHS, WITH

A DESCRIPTION OF A BATTLE OF THE AMOROUS KIND

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CHAPTER VI.

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A FRIENDLY CONVERSATION IN THE KITCHEN, WHICH HAD A VERY

COMMON, THOUGH NOT VERY FRIENDLY, CONCLUSION

CHAPTER VII.

CONTAINING A FULLER ACCOUNT OF MRS. WATERS, AND BY WHAT

MEANS SHE CAME INTO THAT DISTRESSFUL SITUATION FROM

WHICH SHE WAS RESCUED BY JONES

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BOOK X.

IN WHICH THE HISTORY GOES FORWARD ABOUT TWELVE

HOURS.

CHAPTER I.

CONTAINING INSTRUCTIONS VERY NECESSARY TO BE PERUSED BY

MODERN CRITICS

CHAPTER II.

CONTAINING THE ARRIVAL OF AN IRISH GENTLEMAN, WITH VERY

EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES WHICH ENSUED AT THE INN

CHAPTER III.

A DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE LANDLADY AND SUSAN THE CHAMBER-

MAID, PROPER TO BE READ BY ALL INNKEEPERS AND THEIR

SERVANTS; WITH THE ARRIVAL, AND AFFABLE BEHAVIOUR OF

A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADY; WHICH MAY TEACH PERSONS OF

CONDITION HOW THEY MAY ACQUIRE THE LOVE OF THE WHOLE

WORLD

CHAPTER IV.

CONTAINING INFALLIBLE NOSTRUMS FOR PROCURING UNIVERSAL

DISESTEEM AND HATRED

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