Shamela / Henry Fielding.

By: Fielding, Henry, 1707-1754 [author.]Contributor(s): Corbett, Clare [narrator.]Material type: SoundSoundPublisher number: CDS252 | W.F. HowesPublisher: Rearsby, Leicester : W.F. Howes Ltd, [2013]Copyright date: ©2013Copyright date: ℗2013Edition: UnabridgedDescription: 2 audio discs (approximately 1 hr., 30 min.) : digital ; 12 cmContent type: spoken word Media type: audio Carrier type: audio discISBN: 9781471241437Related works: Satire of (work): Richardson, Samuel, 1689-1761, PamelaSubject(s): Young men -- England -- Fiction | Women household employees -- England -- Fiction | England -- Social life and customs -- 18th century -- FictionGenre/Form: Satire. DDC classification: 823.5 Narrated by Clare Corbett and cast.Summary: 'Shamela' is Henry Fielding's biting and hilarious response to 'Pamela' by Samual Richardson. 'Pamela' is the story of a young country maid whose master continually makes many improper advances on her. We see her attempts to ward of his advances and her virtue is eventually rewarded by her marriage to her master. Throughout the work Pamela is seen as a complete innocent, utterly naive in the ways of the world. In 'Shamela' we learn from the letters Shamela writes her mother that this was not quite how things were. Shamela (that is revealed to be the real name of Pamela) completely plans it all out.
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'Shamela' is Henry Fielding's biting and hilarious response to 'Pamela' by Samual Richardson. 'Pamela' is the story of a young country maid whose master continually makes many improper advances on her. We see her attempts to ward of his advances and her virtue is eventually rewarded by her marriage to her master. Throughout the work Pamela is seen as a complete innocent, utterly naive in the ways of the world. In 'Shamela' we learn from the letters Shamela writes her mother that this was not quite how things were. Shamela (that is revealed to be the real name of Pamela) completely plans it all out.

Narrated by Clare Corbett and cast.

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