One character in this work is introduced when he rescues the protagonist's daughter after she is thrown from her horse into a stream. After Ephraim Jenkinson cheats the protagonist out of a horse and the protagonist's son Moses of his money, he meets the protagonist in jail along with the protagonist's other son, who is jailed for attacking another character who demands rent payments from his father after his house burns down, sending him to debtors' prison. In the end, the protagonist's son George marries Arabella Wilmot, and Mr. Burchell marries the protagonist's daughter Sophia after he is revealed to be the uncle of Squire Thornhill. FTP,
One character in this work is introduced when he rescues the protagonist's daughter after she is thrown from her horse into a stream. After Ephraim Jenkinson cheats the protagonist out of a horse and the protagonist's son Moses of his money, he meets the protagonist in jail along with the protagonist's other son, who is jailed for attacking another character who demands rent payments from his father after his house burns down, sending him to debtors' prison. In the end, the protagonist's son George marries Arabella Wilmot, and Mr. Burchell marries the protagonist's daughter Sophia after he is revealed to be the uncle of Squire Thornhill. FTP, name this novel following the title character Dr. Primrose, a work of Oliver Goldsmith.
One character in this work is introduced when he rescues the protagonist's daughter after she is thrown from her horse into a stream.
The {Vicar of Wakefield}