Jones arrives at Gloucester, and goes
to the Bell; the character of that house, and
of a pettifogger which he there meets with, 199
CHAP. IX.

Containing several dialogues between
Jones and Partridge, concerning love, cold,
hunger, and other matters; with the lucky
and narrow escape of Partridge, as he was

his friend,

CHAP. X.

In which our travellers met with a very

extraordinary adventure,

CHAP. XI.

In which the Man of the Hill begins to

relate his history,

CHAP. XII.

In which the Man of the Hill continues

his history,

CHAP. XIII.

In which the foregoing story is further

continued,

CHAP. XIV.

In which the Man of the Hill concludes

his history,

CHAP. XV.

A brief history of Europe; and a curious

discourse between Mr. Jones and the Man

of the Hill,

BOOK IX.

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