The History of Amelia, Volumen1

acquainted affairs answered Amelia answered Booth appeared apprehended ask your pardon assure Atkinson began behaviour believe Bennet captain CHAPTER convinced countenance cries Amelia cries Booth cries Miss Matthews daugh dear declared desire discourse doctor Ellison endeavoured eyes father favour fear fellow fortune friendship gave gentleman Gibraltar girl give happiness Harris heard heartily Heaven Hebbers HENRY FIELDING honour hope husband imagine James Cochrane justice justice of peace keeper kind king of Sweden kinson knew lady least letter look lordship madam marriage matter ment mention mind mistress Montpelier morning never obliged occasion opinion oratorio passion perhaps perjury person pleased poor Amelia present prison racter reader reason received replied say the truth scarce serjeant servant sister soon sooner sure tell tender thing thought tion told uneasiness utmost watchmen whole wife woman women words young