Fielding

Renew：Part 10
Author：Austin Dobson
Update：08-15-2023
Tags：Biographies Memoirs
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Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter the Last," we get that pretty picture of him in Sophy"s nursery, protesting that the tattling of his little granddaughter is "sweeter Music than the finest Cry of Dogs in _England_," we part with him almost with a feeling of esteem. Scott seems to have thought it unreasonable that he should have "taken a beating so unresistingly from the friend of Lord Fellamar," and even hints that the pa.s.sage is an interpolation, although he wisely refrains from suggesting by whom, and should have known that it was in the first edition. With all deference to so eminent an authority, it is impossible to share his hesitation. Fielding was fully aware that even the bravest have their fits of panic. It must besides be remembered that Lord Fellamar"s friend was not an effeminate dandy, but a military man-- probably a professed _sabreur_, if not a salaried bully like Captain Stab in the _Rake"s Progress_; that he was armed with a stick and Western was not; and that he fell upon him in the most unexpected manner, in a place where he was wholly out of his element. It is inconceivable that the st.u.r.dy squire, with his faculty for distributing "Flicks" and "Dowses,"--who came so valiantly to the aid of Jones in his battle-royal with Blifil and Thwack.u.m,--was likely, under any but very exceptional circ.u.mstances, to be dismayed by a cane. It was the exceptional character of the a.s.sault which made a coward of him; and Fielding, who had the keenest eye for inconsistencies of the kind, knew perfectly well what he was doing.
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Chapter 10