The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, volume 4
The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, volume 4
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But if the affair be exactly as you told it, your own remorse would be all you would have reason to apprehend, let what would happen ; but forgive me, my dear Tom, if I entreat you to make the worst of your story to your friends. If you dis- d by Google TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING. 1 93 guise anything to us, you will only be an enemy to yourself." "What reason, my dear Jack, have I ever given you," said Jones, "to stab me with so cruel a suspi- cion?" "Have patience," cries Nightingale, "and I will ...tell you all. After the most diligent enquiry I could make, I at last met with two of the fellows who were present at this unhappy accident, and I am sorry to say, they do not relate the story so much in your favour as you yourself have told it" " Why, what do they say?" cries Jones. "Indeed what I am sorry to repeat, as I am afraid of the consequence of it to you. They say that they were at too great a distance to overhear any words that passed between you : but they both agree that the first blow was given by you." "Then, upon my soul," answered Jones, " they injure me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if the affair be exactly as you told it, your own remorse would be all you would have reason to apprehend, let what would happen ; but forgive me, my dear Tom, if I entreat you to make the worst of your story to your friends. If you dis- d by Google TOM JONES, A FOUNDLING. 1 93 guise anything to us, you will only be an enemy to yourself." "What reason, my dear Jack, have I ever given you," said Jones, "to stab me with so cruel a suspi- cion?" "Have patience," cries Nightingale, "and I will ...tell you all. After the most diligent enquiry I could make, I at last met with two of the fellows who were present at this unhappy accident, and I am sorry to say, they do not relate the story so much in your favour as you yourself have told it" " Why, what do they say?" cries Jones. "Indeed what I am sorry to repeat, as I am afraid of the consequence of it to you. They say that they were at too great a distance to overhear any words that passed between you : but they both agree that the first blow was given by you." "Then, upon my soul," answered Jones, " they injure me.
What to read after The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, volume 4?
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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