Joseph Andrews ; with Shamela ; and Related Writings: Authoritative Texts, Backgrounds and Sources, Criticism Quiz

Henry Fielding

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Section 1: Joseph Andrews, Preface and Book 1, Chapters 1 through 12

Section 2: Joseph Andrews, Book 1, Chapters 13 through 18

Section 3: Joseph Andrews, Book 2, Chapters 1 through 9

Section 4: Joseph Andrews, Book 2, Chapters 10 through 17

Section 5: Joseph Andrews, Book 3, Chapters 1 through 5

Section 6: Joseph Andrews, Book 3, Chapters 6 through 13

Section 7: Joseph Andrews, Book 4, Chapters 1 through 8

Section 8: Joseph Andrews, Book 4, Chapters 9 through 16

Section 9: Shamela

Section 10: Related Writings

Section 11: Backgrounds and Sources page 335-358

Section 12: Background and Sources page 359-392

Section 13: Criticism page 395-427

Section 14: Criticism page 427-458

Section 15: Criticism page 458-494

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Joseph Andrews ; with Shamela ; and Related Writings: Authoritative Texts, Backgrounds and Sources, Criticism Quiz

Joseph Andrews ; with Shamela ; and Related Writings: Authoritative Texts, Backgrounds and Sources, Criticism Quiz

What does Shamela pretend to do when Mr. Booby touches her bosom in Letter 6? (from Section 9: Shamela)

What is lacking in the adventures of Abraham Adams that proves an obvious structural weakness according to the author of "The Reasoning Behind the Form of 'Joseph Andrews'?" (from Section 15: Criticism page 458-494)

Whose attempt to seduce Destiny is stopped by the arrival of Ragotin? (from Section 12: Background and Sources page 359-392)

Where does Shamela go when Mrs. Jervis plans to sell her to Mr. Booby? (from Section 9: Shamela)

When Adam's wife chides him for opposing Lady Booby, what is he more concerned with doing? (from Section 7: Joseph Andrews, Book 4, Chapters 1 through 8)