The Expedition of Humphry Clinker Letter 28 - from J. MELFORD To Sir WATKIN PHILLIPS

In which the scene is set amid the somnolent departure of Bath’s seasonal gaieties, upon which a curious and spirited quarrel unfolds between two erstwhile comrades clashing over pride, principle, and a coveted benefice, leading to a near-duel in the quiet Fir-grove. Our observant narrator closes his account with the family’s impending journey to London, promising further tales yet to come.