A comic scene in this novel depicts a battle in a church graveyard in which a girl defeats a jealous mob by throwing skulls and swinging a human thighbone.
A comic scene in this novel depicts a battle in a church graveyard in which a girl defeats a jealous mob by throwing skulls and swinging a human thighbone. The main character of this novel is accosted by the novice highwayman Mr. Anderson, but is so moved by his tale of poverty that he gives him two guineas. This novel's heroine runs away from home after her father, a drunken boor obsessed with hunting, locks her in her room to force her to marry a man she detests. Near this novel's end, its main character encourages Mr. Nightingale to marry Mrs. Miller's daughter Nancy before stabbing Mr. Fitzpatrick in a duel. Its title character travels toLondon with his servant Partridge to look for a woman staying with Lady Bellaston. That woman forgives the title character for sleeping with Molly Seagrim and Mrs. Waters, and marries him instead of the duplicitous Blifil. For 10 points, name this novel about a ";foundling"; who marries Sophia Western, written by Henry Fielding.
A comic scene in this novel depicts a battle in a church graveyard in which a girl defeats a jealous mob by throwing skulls and swinging a human thighbone.
The History of  Tom Jones, a Foundling