The Harvard Classics Shelf of Fiction: The history of Tom Jones

William Allan Neilson

P.F. Collier & Son, 1917

THE HISTORY OF TOM JONES A FOUNDLING	5

BOOK IXCONTAINING TWELVE HOURS	11

28	38

BOOK XIN WHICH THE HISTORY GOES FORWARD ABOUT	49

Maid Were	68

The Adventures Which Sophia Met with After	96

Moon a Star and an Angel	109

V	118

A Discovery Made by Partridge	373

BOOK XVICONTAINING THE SPACE OF FIVE DAYS I Of Prologues	377

PAGE	378

A Whimsical Adventure Which Befel the Squire	379

What Happened to Sophia During Her Confinement	387

In Which Sophia Is Delivered from Her Confinement	391

In Which Jones Receives a Letter from Sophia and Goes to a Play with Mrs Miller and Partridge 377 379 387	396

In Which the History is Obliged to Look Back	403

An Adventure Which Happened to Mr Jones at	120

VII	127

A Dreadful Alarm in the Inn with the Arrival of	135

The Morning Introduced in Some Pretty Writing	142

BOOK XIICONTAINING THE SAME INDIVIDUAL TIME WITH	152

III	159

From Which It May Be Inferred That the Best Things	175

Fortune Seems to Have Been in a Better Humour with	185

The Disasters Which Befel Jones on His Departure	199

A Dialogue Between Jones and Partridge	211

BOOK XIIICONTAINING THE SPACE OF TWELVE Days	220

A Project of Mrs Fitzpatrick and Her Visit to Lady	230

Very Extraordinary to Most of Our Readers	255

A Chapter Which Though Short May Draw Tears	264

XII	274

Containing Letters and Other Matters Which Attend	281

IV	291

All Our Readers	299

VII	305

X	322

By Which It Will Appear How Dangerous an Advocate	335

By What Means the Squire Came to Discover	344

Short and Sweet	356

Containing Curious but Not Unprecedented Matter	370

In Which Mr Western Pays a Visit to His Sister	407

Schemes of Lady Bellaston for the Ruin of Jones	410

In Which Jones Pays a Visit to Mrs Fitzpatrick	414

The Consequence of the Preceding Visit IX X	419

BOOK XVIICONTAINING THREE DAYS I II III IV An Extraordinary Scene Between Sophia and Her Aunt V Mrs Miller and Mr Nightingale Visit ...	423

The Generous and Grateful Behaviour of Mrs Miller	425

The Arrival of Mr Western with Some Matters Con cerning the Paternal Authority 423 425	429

In Which Mrs Miller Pays a Visit to Sophia	446

A Pathetic Scene Between Mr Allworthy and Mrs Miller	450

Containing Various Matters	453

What Happened to Mr Jones in the Prison 442 446	460

BOOK XVIIICONTAINING ABOUT SIX DAYS I A Farewell to the Reader	466

Containing a Very Tragical Incident	468

Allworthy Visits Old Nightingale with a Strange Dis covery That He Made on That Occasion	474

In Which the History Is Continued	482

In Which the History Is Farther Continued	488

Continuation of the History	492

Further Continuation	497

A Further Continuation	506

Wherein the History Begins to Draw Towards a Con	513

The History Draws Nearer to a Conclusion	519

Approaching Still Nearer to the End 513 519	526

LAST In Which the History Is Concluded	533

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Título	The Harvard Classics Shelf of Fiction: The history of Tom Jones Volumen2 de The Harvard Classics Shelf of Fiction, Charles William Eliot
Editor	William Allan Neilson
Colaborador	Charles William Eliot
Editor	P.F. Collier & Son, 1917
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Princeton
Digitalizado	3 Mayo 2010

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