In the course of the work we learn the true identity of Mr. Burchell, whose help results in happy endings for Sophia and Olivia, two of the protagonist's six children.  
Of interest in this novel are the three poems we encounter: "The Hermit," "Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog," and the lyric, "When lovely woman stoops to folly."  Also of note is Moses' adventure with the gross of green spectacles.  In the course of the work we learn the true identity of Mr. Burchell, whose help results in happy endings for Sophia and Olivia, two of the protagonist's six children.  Burchell is actually Sir William, the uncle of this novel's villain, Squire Thornhill.  FTP, identify this novel about the Reverend Primrose and his family, written by Oliver Goldsmith.
Of interest in this novel are the three poems we encounter: "The Hermit," "Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog," and the lyric, "When lovely woman stoops to folly."  
The Vicar of Wakefield