The History of Tom Jones - 1791 Author:Henry Fielding Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHAP. V. Showing who the amiable Lady, and her unamiablc Maid, were. .S in the month 'of June , the damaCk rofe, which chance has planted among the lilies,... more » with their candid hue mixes his vermilion: or, as fome playfome heifer in the pleafant month of May, diffufes her odoriferous breath over the flowery meadows: or as, in the blooming month of April, the gentle, conftant dove, perched on fome fair bough, fits meditating on her mate: fo looking a hundred charms, and breathing as many fweets, her thoughts being fixed on her Tommy, with a heart as good and innocent, as her face was beautiful: Sophia (for it was fhe herfelf) lay reclining her lovely head on her hand , when her maid entered the room, and running directly to the bed, cried, " Madam—Madam—.who does your Ladyfhip think is in the houfe?" Sophia ftarting up, cried , " I hope my father has not overtaken us." "No, Madam, it is one worth a hundred fathers; Mr. Jones himfelf is here at this very inftant." "Mr. Jones!" fays Sophia, it is impoflible; I cannot be fo fortunate." Her maid averred the fact, and was prefently detached by her Miftrefs to order him to be called; for fhe faid fhe was refolved to fee him immediately. Mrs. Honor had no fooner left the kitchen in the manner we have before feen, than the landlady fell feverely upon her. The poor woman had indeed been loading her heart with foul language for fome time; and now itfcoured out of her mouth, as filth does from a mud-cart, when the board which confines it, is removed. Partridge likewife fhovelled in his fhare of calumny; and (what may furprife the Reader) not only befpattered the maid, but attempted to fully the lily-white character of Sophia herfelf. " Never a barrel the better herring, " cries he. " Nofcitur afocio, is a true faying. It muft be c...« less