The protagonist of this novel breaks his arm while trying to stop a runaway band of horses, and he finds an empty muff on his bed that he recognizes as belonging to the woman he loves.
The protagonist of this novel breaks his arm while trying to stop a runaway band of horses, and he finds an empty muff on his bed that he recognizes as belonging to the woman he loves. The servant Black George helps that character deliver messages to his lover, who is forced into accepting Master Blifil as her fiance. The protagonist is surprised to learn that Mr. Partridge is not, in fact, his father, but that he is actually Mrs. Blifil's son, making him Squire Allworthy's nephew. For 10 points, name this novel in which the titular foundling pursues his love for Sophia Western, written by Henry Fielding.
The protagonist of this novel breaks his arm while trying to stop a runaway band of horses, and he finds an empty muff on his bed that he recognizes as belonging to the woman he loves.
The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling