The Works of Henry Fielding: no. 9. Amelia 1893

acquainted answered Booth appeared apprehension arrived asked assure bagnio began behaviour believe Billy captain Chapter circumstances colonel convinced countenance cries Booth cries Miss Matthews dear declared desired doctor doth dreadful drest Ellison endeavoured expect eyes father favour fellow fortune gave gentleman GEORGE SAINTSBURY Gibraltar give happiness Harris hath hear heard heart Heaven Hebbers HENRY FIELDING honour hope husband imagine James justice justice of peace keeper kind king of Sweden knew lady least letter lodgings madam manner marriage matter means mention mind Miss Betty mistress Montpelier mother never obliged occasion opinion oratorio pardon passion perhaps perjury person pleased pleasure poor Amelia present prison reader reason received Robinson say the truth scarce servant shew sister soon spirits story sure surprized tears tell tender thought tion told Tom Jones utmost whole wife woman women words wretch young