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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw小说站  www.xsz.twinallttersrevealed,

    butevenofthetruthofrevelationitself.”hesaidhekneanyheld

    thesaprincipleshthecaptainonthishead;buthewas

    hielffirynvihentrary,andhe

    sannerforthispoorinfant,asifalegititechildhadhad

    fortuohavebeenfoundinthesaplace.

    hecaptainakingallopportuopresstheseand

    suovethelittlefoundlingfror.

    allhebegantobejealous,s.

    deborahhaddeadisvery,sevent,threateleast

    toproverefataltopoortoythanallthereasoningsofthe

    captain.

    hertheinsatiablecuriosityofthisgoodanhadcarried

    herontothatbusiness,orherselfin

    thegoodgrars.blifil,hstandiward

    behaviourtothefoundling,frequentlyabusedtheinfantinprivate,

    andherbrothertoo,forhisfooit,ii

    shehadedthefatherofthe

    foundling.

    noaybe

    hefountainhead.herefore

    verynutelylayopenthosepreviousttersbywas

    produced;andforthatpurposeorevealallthe

    seilyyreaderisatpreseirely

    unacquainted;andofyraordinary,

    thatifearitostanyrried

    persons.

    chapter3

    thedesestientfoundeduponrulesdirectly

    ntrarytothoseofaristotle

    readerypleasetoreerhehathbeeninfordthatjenny

    joneshadlivedsoyearsaster,

    hereaestdesire,instructedherinlatin,inodojustice

    tenius,shehadsoirovedherself,thatsheea

    bettersaster.

    ihoughthispoornhaduakenaprofessiontoh

    leaingstbeallohisheleastofhis

    ndations.hehebestnaturedfelloheworld,

    ai,sterofsochpleasantryandhuur,

    thatheedtheoftheuntry;andalltheneighb

    gentlenpany,thatasdenyinghis

    talent,hespentchtiattheirhouses,ight,h

    reelunt,havespentinhisschool.

    itybeigihatagentlensoqualifiedandsodisposed,

    ingfordabletotheleaedsenariesof

    etonoriospeakplainly,hisscholarsweredivided

    intotan,theson

    ofaneighbsquire,theageofseventeen,

    eohissyntaxis;andinthelohe

    sagentleherhsevenparishboys,wasleaing

    toreadande.

    thestipendarisinghencehe

    sasterintheluxuriesoflife,hadhenotaddedtothis

    offir.allhyaddedto

    theanreceived

    everychrists,andhocheerhisheart

    duringthatsacredfestival.

    anghisothertreasures,thepedagoguehadahehad

    rriedoutof.allhyskitforherfortune,viz.,ty

    pounds,assed.

    thisaniableinherperson.y

    friendhogarth,oo,iisheexactlyreseled

    theyounganistresssteaihird

    pictureoftheharlress.shefollower

    ofthatnobleseeansofhshe

    beidableintheschoolthanherhusband;for,tonfess

    thetruth,heasterthere,oranywhereelse,inher

    presence.

    thoughheruntenanuaturalsnessof

    teer,yetthisestanceh

    generallypoisonstrinialfelicity;forchildrenarerightly

    calledthepledgesoflove;andherhusband,thoughtheyhadbeen

    rriednineyears,hadgivenheosuchpledges;adefaultforh

    hehadnoexcuse,eitherfrogeorhealth,beinghirty

    yearsold,andan.

    hencearoseanotherevil,tleuneasiothe

    poorpedagogue,ofsheintainedsonstantajealousy,thathe

    dursthardlyspeaktooneanintheparish;fortheleastdegreeof

    civility,orevenrrespondence,ale,

    hisk,andhisown.

    ioguardherselfagainsttrinialinjuriesinherown

    house,asshekeptoneidservant,shealookcaretochuseher

    outofthatorderoffelesakenasakindof

    securityfortheirvirtue;ofberjennyjones,asthe

    readerhathbeenbeforeinford,wasone.

    asthefaightbecalledprettygoodsecurity

    ofthebeforentionedkind,andasherbehaviourhadbeenalways

    extrelydest,hecertainnsequenceofuandingin

    en;shehadpassedabovefouryearsat.partridgesforthat

    astersnahoutcreatingtheleastsuspiin

    herstress.nay,shehadbeeednkindness,and

    herstresshadpertted.partridgetogiveherthose

    instruerated.

    butitispersare

    intheblood,thereisneveranysecurityagainsttheirbreaking

    out;andthatoftenontheslightestoccasions,and

    suspected.

    thusithappeos.partridge,ittedfouryears

    toherhusbandsteagthisyoungan,andhadsufferedheroften

    toheropursueherleaing.for,passingby

    oneday,asthegirlasterleaningoverher,the

    girl,iknoher

    chair:andthisethatsuspievereo

    theheadofherstress.

    thisdidnot,hoedisveritself,butlaylurking

    inhernd,likeancealede

    ofadditionalstrengthbeforeheopenlydeclareshielfand

    proceedsuponhostileoperations:andsuchadditionalstrengthsoon

    arrivedtorroboratehersuspi;footlongafter,the

    husbandandwifebeinga

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