THE

HISTORY

OF

TOM JONES,

A

FOUNDLIN G.

THE

HISTORY

O F

TOM JO NE S,

A

FOUNDLING.

BY HENRY FIELDING, Efq;

Mores hominum multorum vidit

VOL. IV.

BODL

PARIS:

Printed by FR. AMB, DIDOT the eldeft,

OF THE

FOURTH VOLUME.

BOOK XIV.

Containing two days.

CHAP. I. An effay to prove that an author will
write the better, for having fome knowledge of
the fubject on which he writes.

Pag. I

CHAP. II. Containing letters and other matters
which attend amours.

CHAP. III. Containing various matters.

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22

CHAP. IV. Which we hope will be very attentively
perufed by young people of both fexes.
CHAP. V. A fhort account of the hiftory of Mrs.
Miller.

28

CHAP. VI. Containing a fcene which we doubt not

will affect all our readers.

34

CHAP. VII. The interview between Mr. Jones and

Mr. Nightingale.

42

CHAP. VIII. What paffed between Jones and old
Mr. Nightingale; with the arrival of a perfon not
yet mentioned in this hiftory.

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