Henry Fielding,
The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews and his Friend…
“ But if he was so much amazed atthe beauty of this young creature, his guests were no less charmed atthe tenderness which appeared in the behaviour of the husband and wifeto each other, and to their children, and at the dutiful andaffectionate behaviour of these to their parents. These instancespleased the well-disposed mind of Adams equally with the readiness whichthey exprest to oblige their guests, and their forwardness to offer themthe best of everything in their house ”
