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    n;anddenonapparentibus,etentibuseadest

    ratioinenglish,”seentoblush,shedothnot

    blushatall.”

    thihose

    exist.ke

    boththegooderictsilenceduringtheene

    betr.allhyandthegirl;butassoonasitwasended,and

    thatgentlenrs.deborahuldnothelp

    exaster,andespecially

    againsthissufferiohefatherofthechild,h

    shesofherbeforethesu.

    attheseposedherfeaturesilea

    thingveryunusualtoher.notthatiyreaderigine,

    thatthisileserwouldhaveyou

    nceivecafroenus,helaughterloving

    goddess;noriless

    frohestagebox,andortalitytobe

    abletoequal.no,thisilesight

    besupposedtohaveefrohediledcheeksoftheaugust

    tisiphone,orfrohesses,hersisters.

    ilethen,andhavoicesastheeveningbreeze

    ofboreasinthepleasantnthofnoveer,ssbridgetgently

    reprovedthers.deborah;avicesthe

    latteruchtainted,anderinveighedagainst

    ongallherfaults,she

    thankedheavenhereneesuldnotaccuseherintothe

    affairsofotherpeople.”

    shethenproceededtondthehonourandspirithhjenny

    hadacted.shesaid,sheuldnothelpagreeinghherbrother,

    thatthereeritinthesiyofhernfession,andin

    heriytoherlover:thatshehadalhoughtheravery

    goodgirl,anddoubtednotbutshehadbeenseducedbysorascal,

    oretoblathanherself,andvery

    probablyhadprevailedisee,orso

    othertreacherousproceeding.

    thisbehaviourofssbridgetgreatlysurpriseds.deborah;for

    thisanseldopenedherlips,eithertohersteror

    hissister,tillshehadfirstsouheirinations,h

    ents.here,hohought

    sheghthavelaunchedforthhsafety;andthesagaciousreader

    perhapsaccuseherofofsuffitforecastinso

    doing,butirehyshe

    tackedabout,eeringaourse.

    ”nay,da”saidthisablean,andtrulygreatpoliti,”i

    stthegirlsspirit,aswellasyour

    ladyship.and,asyourladyshipsays,ifshee

    an,thepoorchistobepitied.andtobesure,asyour

    ladyshipsays,thegirlhathal,

    plaingirl,andnotvainofherfaeonhusseys

    intheneighbourhoodare.”

    ”yousaytrue,deborah,”saidssbridget.”ifthegirlhadbeen

    ohosevaintrollops,ofanyintheparish,i

    shouldhavendeedbrotherforhislenitytowo

    farrsdaughtersatchurch,theotherday,hbarenecks.i

    protesttheyshocked.ifluresforfellows,

    itisheysuffer.idetestsuchcreatures;andit

    uthattheirfaceshadbeenseadh

    thesllpox;butistnfess,ineversahison

    behaviourinpoorjenny:soartfulvillain,iavinced,hath

    betrayed,nayperhapsforcedher;andipitythepoorchh

    allheart.”

    s.deborahapprovedallthesesentints,andthedialogue

    ncludedhageneralandbitteriiveagaiy,andh

    nypassionateionsforallho,plaingirlswho

    aredeludedbytheen.

    chapter9

    ntainingttershereader

    jeuedhoeth

    fror.allade

    public;partlyperhapsasasacrificetoheroly

    frohereprudenttiveofrengheeighbourstoher,and

    silengtheirclaurs.

    butthoughthislattervieayappear

    reasonableenough,yettheeventdidnotansation;for

    hejustiditwasuniversally

    apprehehatthehouseofrree,

    thoughsooftheyounge”itwasgoodenoughforher,”

    anddivertedtheelvespina

    silkgoanyothersopityherndition:

    butanner.allhyhadbehaved,the

    tidetuedagainsther.onesaid,”illassureyou,daathhad

    goodluck.”asendcryed,”seeitistobeafavourite”a

    third,”ay,thisesofherleaing.”everypersondeso

    lientorotherontheoccasion,andreflectedonthe

    partialityofthejustice.

    thebehaviourofthesepeopleyappeariolitidungratefulto

    thereader,r.

    allhy.butastohispo;andastohis

    benevolence,heexertedsoch,thathehadtherebydisobligedall

    hisneighbours;foritisasecreten,that,by

    nferringanobligation,theydonotalare

    anyenees.

    jennyr.allhy,

    sooofthereachofreproach;alicebeingnolonger

    abletoventitsrageantoseekanotherobjectofits

    bitteess,andthisself;fora

    selfhefatherofthe

    foundlingchild.

    thissuppositionsotothegeneral

    opinion,thatitthuniversalassent;acryagainsthis

    lenitysoootakeau,andoan

    iiveagainsthiscrueltytothepirl.verygraveandgood

    enexclaidagainstnchildren,andthendisowned

    thehedepartureof

    jenny,insihatsheedahadesigntooblack

    tobentioned,andhintsthatalegalinquiry

    oughttobedeintotheatter,andthatsopeopleshouldbe

    forcedtoproduce

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