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Updated: May 22, 2025

All fears for Sophia being now removed, Jones became the object of the squire's consideration. "Come, my lad," says Western, "d'off thy quoat and wash thy feace; for att in a devilish pickle, I promise thee. Come, come, wash thyself, and shat go huome with me; and we'l zee to vind thee another quoat."

Henry Fielding - History of Tom Jones, a Foundling

And if she will but be obedient to me, there is narrow a father within a hundred miles o' the place, that loves a daughter better than I do; but I see you are busy with the lady here, so I will go huome and expect you; and so your humble servant." As soon as Mr Western was gone Mrs Waters said, "I see, sir, the squire hath not the least remembrance of my face.

Henry Fielding - History of Tom Jones, a Foundling

I suppose the wretch will endeavour to find us out, but I beg you will not see her, for I am determined I will not." "I zee her!" answered the squire; "you need not fear me. I'll ge no encouragement to such undutiful wenches. It is well for the fellow, her husband, I was not at huome. Od rabbit it, he should have taken a dance thru the horse-pond, I promise un.

Henry Fielding - History of Tom Jones, a Foundling