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M DCC LXXX.

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CHAP. II. What befel Mr Jones on his arrival

London,

CHAP. III. A project of Mrs Fitzpatrick, and her

vifit to lady Bellafton,

CHAP. IV. Which confifts of vifiting,

CHAP. V. An adventure which happened to Mr

Jones at his lodgings, with fome account of a

young gentleman who lodged there, and of the

mistress of the house and her two daughters,

CHAP. VI. What arrived while the company were

at breakfast, with fome hints concerning the go-

vernment of daughters,

CHAP. VII. Containing the whole humours of a

masquerade,

CHAP. VIII. Containing a scene of distress which

'will appear very extraordinary to most of our

readers,

CHAP. IX. Which treats of matters of a very differ-

ent kind from thofe in the preceding chapter,

CHAP. X. A chapter which, tho' fhort, may draw

tears from fome eyes,

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CHAP. XI. In which the reader will be furprised,

CHAP. XII. In which the thirteenth book is concluded, 50

CHAP. I. An effay to prove that an author will write

the better, for having fome knowledge of the

fubject on which he writes,

page 53

CRAP. II. Containing letters and other matters

which attend amours,

CHAP. III. Containing various matters,

CHAP. IV. Which we hope will be very attentively

perused by young people of both fexes,

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66

CRAP. V. A fhort account of the hiftory of Mrs

Miller,

70

CHAP. VI. Containing a fcene which we doubt not

will affect all our readers,

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79

CAAP. VII. The interview between Mr Jones and

Mr Nightingale,

CHAP. VIII. What paffed between Jones and old

Mr Nightingale; with the arrival of a perfon not

yet mentioned in this history,

CHAP. IX. Containing ftrange matters,

CHAP. X. A fhort chapter, which concludes the

book,

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XV.

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In which the history advances about two days.

CHAP. I. Too fhort to need a preface,

CHAP. II. In which is opened a very black defign

against Sophia,

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98

CHAP. III. A further explanation of the foregoing

defign,

103

CHAP. IV. By which it will appear how dangerous

an advocate a lady is, when the applies her elo-

quence to an ill purpose,

107

CHAP. V. Containing fome matters which may af

fect, and others which may furprife the reader, 109

CHAP. VI. By what means the fquire came to dif-

cover his daughter,

116

CHAP. VII. In which various misfortunes befel

poor Jones,

CHAP. VIII. Short and fweet,

page 121

128

CHAP. IX. Containing love-letters of feveral forts, 130

CHAP. X. Conlifting partly of facts, and partly

of obfervations upon them,,

CHAP. XI. Containing curious, but not unprece-

: dented matter,

CHAP. XII. A discovery made by Partridge,

137

143

Containing the space of five days.

CHAP. I. Of prologues,

147

CHAP. II. A whimsical adventure which befel the

fquire, with the diftreffed fituation of Sophia, 149

CHAP. III. What happened to Sophia during her

confinement,

CHAP. IV. In which Sophia is delivered from her

confinement,

CAAP. V. In which Jones receives a letter from

Sophia, and goes to a play with Mrs Miller and

Partridge,

CHAP. VI. In which the hiftory is obliged to go

back,

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172

CHAP. VIII. Schemes of Lady Bellafton for the

ruin of Jones,

CHAP. VII. In which Mr Western pays a visit to

his fifter, in company with Mr Blifil,

175

177

CHAP. IX. In which Jones pays a visit to Mrs

Fitzpatrick,

181

CHAP. X. The confequence of the preceding vi

fit,

186

BOOK XVII.

Containing three days.

CAAP. I. Containing a portion of introductory

writing,

CHAP. II. The generous and grateful behaviour

of Mrs Miller,