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 | Tom Jones | Baby Tom is discovered in Mr Allworthy's bed and is brought up as his son, but despite being basically good can't help himself being led astray somewhat by a series of women, in spite of being in love with the out-of-reach Sophie Western, as her dad wants her to marry Mr Blifel, Allworthy's rather nasty and sneaky nephew. But what if Allworthy has more nephews than he thought? Categories: non-speculative, classic, historical |
| by Henry Fielding | ||
| Score: 6.5 | ||
| Published: 1749 | ||
| Read: August 30th 2006 |
Comments
John said
Not bad, although rather long-winded in many places, but at least he warns you about those bits. I read this because Rachel on hols in Croatia was claiming that the food-seduction scene (in the film) was great. Disappointing, I guess I'll have to get the DVD next.