History of Tom Jones, a Foundling
History of Tom Jones, a Foundling
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"--"Hush! hush!" criesJones, "every word is overheard in the next room. " "I don't care afarthing, " cries Honour, "I speaks no scandal of any one; but to besure the servants make no scruple of saying as how her ladyship meetsmen at another place--where the house goes under the name of a poorgentlewoman; but her ladyship pays the rent, and many's the good thingbesides, they say, she hath of her. "--Here Jones, after expressing theutmost uneasiness, offered to stop her mouth:--"Hey-day! why sure..., MrJones, you will let me speak; I speaks no scandal, for I only sayswhat I heard from others--and thinks I to myself, much good may it dothe gentlewoman with her riches, if she comes by it in such a wickedmanner. To be sure it is better to be poor and honest. " "The servantsare villains, " cries Jones, "and abuse their lady unjustly. "--"Ay, tobe sure, servants are always villains, and so my lady says, and won'thear a word of it. "--"No, I am convinced, " says Jones, "my Sophia isabove listening to such base scandal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"--"Hush! hush!" criesJones, "every word is overheard in the next room. " "I don't care afarthing, " cries Honour, "I speaks no scandal of any one; but to besure the servants make no scruple of saying as how her ladyship meetsmen at another place--where the house goes under the name of a poorgentlewoman; but her ladyship pays the rent, and many's the good thingbesides, they say, she hath of her. "--Here Jones, after expressing theutmost uneasiness, offered to stop her mouth:--"Hey-day! why sure..., MrJones, you will let me speak; I speaks no scandal, for I only sayswhat I heard from others--and thinks I to myself, much good may it dothe gentlewoman with her riches, if she comes by it in such a wickedmanner. To be sure it is better to be poor and honest. " "The servantsare villains, " cries Jones, "and abuse their lady unjustly. "--"Ay, tobe sure, servants are always villains, and so my lady says, and won'thear a word of it. "--"No, I am convinced, " says Jones, "my Sophia isabove listening to such base scandal.
What to read after History of Tom Jones, a Foundling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fielding Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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