Later the protagonist of this work stays in the home of Mr. Wilson, who has retired from a life of debauchery in London to live virtuously and comfortably in the country, his only regret being that his youngest son was stolen by gypsies.
The protagonist of this novel is taken to the inn of Mr. Tow-wouse after he is found beaten and robbed in a ditch. At the inn he meets his parson and teacher, who is going to London to get sermons published. Later the protagonist of this work stays in the home of Mr. Wilson, who has retired from a life of debauchery in London to live virtuously and comfortably in the country, his only regret being that his youngest son was stolen by gypsies. Not surprisingly, that son turns out to be the protagonist of this work. He doesn't learn this, though, until with Parson Adams he has returned to the estate where he was a footman, after leaving it to escape the amorous intentions of his employer, Lady Booby. For ten points, name this novel by Henry Fielding about the virtuous brother of Pamela Andrews.
The protagonist of this novel is taken to the inn of Mr. Tow-wouse after he is found beaten and robbed in a ditch.
{Joseph} Andrews