The narrator's name may refer to the author's uncle Henry, and the largest section is the tale of he and three friends who camp in the Eppling Forest.
In one episode, the narrator refuses to take a purse because he doesn't think there is enough money in it, but doesn't look inside until he is ready to leave. Taking place at the post office, the purse is touched to red-hot tongs before it is left. The narrator's name may refer to the author's uncle Henry, and the largest section is the tale of he and three friends who camp in the Eppling Forest. Despite the fact that the author was only five years old during the described events, it is rich with detail about the calamity which struck London. For 10 points, name this 1722 novel, narrated by "H.F." and written by Daniel Defoe.
In one episode, the narrator refuses to take a purse because he doesn't think there is enough money in it, but doesn't look inside until he is ready to leave.
A {Journal of the Plague Year}