Tom JonesRandom House Publishing Group, 18/07/2012 - 1024 páginas Tom, a foundling, is discovered one evening by the benevolent Squire Allworthy and his sister Bridget and brought up as a son in their household; when his sexual escapades and general misbehavior lead them to banish him, he sets out in search of both his fortune and his true identity. Amorous, high-spirited, and filled with what Fielding called “the glorious lust of doing good,” but with a tendency toward dissolution, Tom Jones is one of the first characters in English fiction whose human virtues and vices are realistically depicted. This edition is set from the text of the Wesleyan Edition of the Works of Henry Fielding. |
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CHAPTER III | 499 |
In which the Arrival of a Man of War puts a final End to Hostilities | 505 |
CHAPTER VI | 513 |
BOOK X | 523 |
CHAPTER III | 533 |
CHAPTER VI | 546 |
CHAPTER IX | 559 |
BOOK XI | 566 |
CHAPTER V | 91 |
A short Sketch of that Felicity which prudent Couples may extract from | 104 |
CHAPTER IX | 110 |
BOOK III | 116 |
CHAPTER III | 123 |
CHAPTER V | 131 |
In which the Author himself makes his Appearance on the Stage | 140 |
Containing the Time of a Year | 150 |
CHAPTER III | 158 |
CHAPTER VI | 171 |
CHAPTER IX | 184 |
A Story told by Mr Supple the Curate The Penetration of Squire | 187 |
CHAPTER XII | 196 |
CHAPTER XIV | 203 |
BOOK V | 209 |
CHAPTER V | 226 |
CHAPTER VI | 234 |
In which Mr Allworthy appears on a SickBed | 240 |
CHAPTER IX | 250 |
CHAPTER XI | 259 |
BOOK VI | 268 |
CHAPTER III | 279 |
CHAPTER V | 286 |
Containing a Dialogue between Sophia and Mrs Honour which | 290 |
CHAPTER VIII | 298 |
CHAPTER X | 305 |
CHAPTER XIII | 316 |
BOOK VII | 323 |
CHAPTER II | 330 |
CHAPTER IV | 338 |
CHAPTER VII | 348 |
CHAPTER IX | 356 |
CHAPTER XI | 366 |
The Adventure of a Company of Officers | 370 |
CHAPTER XIII | 378 |
CHAPTER XIV | 384 |
CHAPTER XV | 390 |
CHAPTER II | 407 |
CHAPTER IV | 413 |
CHAPTER VI | 422 |
Jones arrives at Gloucester and goes to the Bell the Character of that | 430 |
CHAPTER X | 443 |
CHAPTER XI | 451 |
CHAPTER XII | 460 |
CHAPTER XIII | 466 |
CHAPTER XIV | 474 |
CHAPTER XV | 481 |
BOOK IX | 487 |
The Adventures which Sophia met with after her leaving Upton | 571 |
CHAPTER III | 579 |
CHAPTER V | 586 |
CHAPTER VIII | 602 |
BOOK XII | 619 |
The Adventure of a BeggarMan | 631 |
CHAPTER VII | 643 |
CHAPTER VIII | 649 |
CHAPTER X | 656 |
CHAPTER XII | 663 |
CHAPTER XIII | 673 |
BOOK XIII | 683 |
CHAPTER III | 693 |
CHAPTER VI | 706 |
CHAPTER VII | 712 |
CHAPTER VIII | 718 |
CHAPTER XII | 736 |
Containing two Days | 739 |
CHAPTER III | 748 |
CHAPTER VI | 760 |
CHAPTER VIII | 770 |
CHAPTER IX | 777 |
BOOK XV | 783 |
CHAPTER III | 789 |
By which it will appear how dangerous an Advocate a Lady is when | 794 |
CHAPTER VII | 807 |
CHAPTER VIII | 813 |
CHAPTER X | 822 |
CHAPTER XII | 828 |
BOOK XVI | 832 |
CHAPTER IV | 845 |
CHAPTER VI | 857 |
CHAPTER IX | 866 |
BOOK XVII | 875 |
The generous and grateful Behaviour of Mrs Miller | 877 |
CHAPTER V | 892 |
CHAPTER VIII | 901 |
CHAPTER IX | 907 |
BOOK XVIII | 913 |
CHAPTER III | 920 |
CHAPTER V | 930 |
Continuation of the History | 939 |
CHAPTER IX | 952 |
CHAPTER XI | 964 |
CHAPTER XII | 970 |
CHAPTER The last | 976 |
A GEOGRAPHY OF TOM JONES MAP | 983 |
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