Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Travels in England in 1782
Fielding's Parson Adams, with his [eschylus in his pocket, and Parson Moritz with his Milton, have points of likeness that bear strong witness to Fielding's power of entering into the spirit of a true and gentle nature. After the hrst touches of enthusiastic sentiment, that represent real freshness of enjoyment, there is no re action to excess in opposite extreme. The young foot traveller settles down to simple truth, retains his faith in English character, and reports ill-usage without a word of bitterness.
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