Joseph Andrews Vol 1
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They were now walking in the inn-yard, when a fat, fair, short personrode in, and, alighting from his horse, went directly up to Barnabas, who was smoaking his pipe on a bench. The parson and the stranger shookone another very lovingly by the hand, and went into a room together.
The evening now coming on, Joseph retired to his chamber, whither thegood Adams accompanied him, and took this opportunity to expatiate onthe great mercies God had lately shown him, of which he ought not onlyto have the... deepest inward sense, but likewise to express outwardthankfulness for them. They therefore fell both on their knees, andspent a considerable time in prayer and thanksgiving.
They had just finished when Betty came in and told Mr Adams Mr Barnabasdesired to speak to him on some business of consequence below-stairs. Joseph desired, if it was likely to detain him long, he would let himknow it, that he might go to bed, which Adams promised, and in that casethey wished one another good-night.
CHAPTER XVII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were now walking in the inn-yard, when a fat, fair, short personrode in, and, alighting from his horse, went directly up to Barnabas, who was smoaking his pipe on a bench. The parson and the stranger shookone another very lovingly by the hand, and went into a room together.
The evening now coming on, Joseph retired to his chamber, whither thegood Adams accompanied him, and took this opportunity to expatiate onthe great mercies God had lately shown him, of which he ought not onlyto have the... deepest inward sense, but likewise to express outwardthankfulness for them. They therefore fell both on their knees, andspent a considerable time in prayer and thanksgiving.
They had just finished when Betty came in and told Mr Adams Mr Barnabasdesired to speak to him on some business of consequence below-stairs. Joseph desired, if it was likely to detain him long, he would let himknow it, that he might go to bed, which Adams promised, and in that casethey wished one another good-night.
CHAPTER XVII.
What to read after Joseph Andrews Vol 1?
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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