The Novels of Henry Fielding ... To which is Prefixed, a Memoir of the Life of the Author [by Sir Walter Scott].

Hurst, Robinson, 1821 - 802 pages

PREFACE	xv

DEDICATION	xvi

Of writing Lives in general and particu	6

Sayings of wise men A dialogue between	12

Containing many surprising adventures	18

12	32

A dreadful quarrel which happened at the	43

Shewing how Mrs Towwouse was a little	49

In which the Man of the Hill continues	294

A brief History of Europe and a curious	302

The arrival of Mr Jones with his Lady	308

A friendly conversation in the kitchen which	314

A dreadful alarm in the Inn with the arri	348

BOOK XII	354

Containing more Adventures which Mr Jones	360

319	368

A very delightful adventure as well to	57

An interview between Parson Adams	61

A dialogue between Mr Abraham Adams	67

In which the gentleman relates the history	76

A description of Mr Wilsons way of living	85

A scene of roasting very nicely adapted	92

A discourse between the poet and the player	98

A visit which the good Lady Booby and	119

The history returning to the Lady Booby	125

DEDICATION	135

Containing such grave matter that	144

Containing many rules and some examples	150

The description of a domestic government	156

A short sketch of that felicity which prudent	164

In which the Author himself makes his	177

Wherein the history goes back to commemo	183

Being the shortest Chapter in this Book	190

Containing much clearer matters but which	197

Containing a portion of time somewhat longer	202

By comparing which with the former	211

Which among other things may serve as	218

BOOK VI	224

In which is related what passed between Sophia	230

Being of a much more tempestuous kind than	236

The behaviour of Sophia on the present	242

The adventure of a Company of Officers	262

The Conclusion of the foregoing Adventure	270

In which is introduced one of the pleasantest	277

Jones arrives at Gloucester and goes to	283

242	291

324	375

The Adventures which Sophia met with after	384

Containing the whole humours of	389

Containing various matters	402

The interview between Mr Jones and	409

A short chapter which concludes the Book	415

Containing some matters which may affect	421

BOOK XVIII	468

A discovery made by Partridge	488

BOOK VIII	499

BOOK I	500

Containing certain Adventures which befel	507

In which Miss Matthews concludes her rela	514

Mr Booth continues his Story In this chapter	520

The Story of Booth continued More sur	527

In which Mr Booth resumes his Story	533

In which various misfortunes befel poor Jones	573

In which Booth pays a visit to the noble Lord	574

In which the reader will find matter worthy	581

Being the last chapter of the Fifth Book	587

Containing a very extraordinary incident	594

Containing some unaccountable behaviour	601

mon nor surprising	624

JONATHAN WILD	719

A discovery of some matters concerning	732

BOOK II	739

Containing many surprising adventures which	745

Observations on the foregoing dialogue	765

BOOK IV	772

753	786

Title	The Novels of Henry Fielding ... To which is Prefixed, a Memoir of the Life of the Author [by Sir Walter Scott]. Volume 1 of (Ballantyne's novelist's library. vol. 1.)
Author	Henry Fielding
Publisher	Hurst, Robinson, 1821
Original from	The British Library
Digitized	3 May 2013
Length	802 pages

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