The Works of Henry Fielding
The Works of Henry Fielding
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He is indeed one of the worthiest men the world ever produced.
* But, perhaps, you will be more pleased stiU with the extravagant generosity of my sergeant. The day before the return of Mr. James, the poor fellow came to me, with tears in his eyes, and begged I would not be offended at what he was going to mention. He then pulled a purse from his pocket, which contained, he said, the sum of twelve pounds, and which he begged me to accept, crying, he was sorry it was not in his power to lend me ...whatever I wanted. I was so struck with this instance of generosity and friendship in such a person,, that I gave him an opportunity of pressing me a second time, before I made him an answer. In- deed, I waa greatly surprised how he came to be wortli that little sum, and no less at his being acquainted with my own wants. In both which points he presently AMELIA, satisfied me. As to the first, it seems he had plundered a Spanisli officer of fifteen pistoles ; and as to the second, he confessed he had it from my wife's maid, who had overheard some discourse between her mistress and me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is indeed one of the worthiest men the world ever produced.
* But, perhaps, you will be more pleased stiU with the extravagant generosity of my sergeant. The day before the return of Mr. James, the poor fellow came to me, with tears in his eyes, and begged I would not be offended at what he was going to mention. He then pulled a purse from his pocket, which contained, he said, the sum of twelve pounds, and which he begged me to accept, crying, he was sorry it was not in his power to lend me ...whatever I wanted. I was so struck with this instance of generosity and friendship in such a person,, that I gave him an opportunity of pressing me a second time, before I made him an answer. In- deed, I waa greatly surprised how he came to be wortli that little sum, and no less at his being acquainted with my own wants. In both which points he presently AMELIA, satisfied me. As to the first, it seems he had plundered a Spanisli officer of fifteen pistoles ; and as to the second, he confessed he had it from my wife's maid, who had overheard some discourse between her mistress and me.
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