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Updated: June 29, 2025
Tommy and Harry visit Home The Fashionable Guests Miss Simmons takes notice of Harry Harry's Troubles Master Compton and Mash Estrangement of Tommy Visit to the Theatre Misbehaviour there Card Playing The Ball Harry Dancing a Minuet Story of Sir Philip Sidney Master Mash insults Harry The Fight in the Drawing-room The Bull-baiting Tommy strikes Harry Master Mash's Combat with Harry Tommy's Narrow Escape from the Bull The Grateful Black.
Harry, though Master Mash's inferior in size and strength, returned this by a punch, and a fight ensued, from which, though severely punished himself, Harry emerged the victor, to be assailed with a chorus of congratulation from those who before were loading him with taunts and outrages.
Mrs Merton, in the mean time, who was sitting at the upper end of the room amidst the other ladies, had seen the fray, and been informed that it was owing to Harry's throwing a glass of lemonade in Master Mash's face. This gave Mrs Compton an opportunity of indulging herself again in long invectives against Harry, his breeding, family, and manners.
However, Master Mash's courage began to rise as he went home, and found himself farther from his formidable farmer; for he assured his companions, "that, if he had not been so vulgar a fellow, he would certainly call him out and pistol him."
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