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    ofthespecies.

    inenjoying,therefore,suchplaceofrendezvous,thebritishfair

    oughttoesteeheelvesrehappythananyoftheirfn

    sisters;asidonotreereithertohavereadinhistory,orto

    haveseenintravels,anythingofthelikekind.

    thisplacethenisnootherthanthedlersshop,thekno

    ofalltheneisvulgarlycalled,gossiping,inevery

    parishinengland.

    s.partridgebeingonedayatthisasselyoffeles,was

    askedbyoneofheeighbours,ifshehadheardnoneelyof

    jennyjooheive.uponthisthe

    otherreplied,ile,thattheparishuchobliged

    toherforhavingtuedjennyawayasshedid.

    s.partridge,hereaderaslong

    sincecured,andaid,answered

    boldly,shedidnotknoiontheparishhadtoheron

    thatat;forshebelievedjennyhadscarceleftherequal

    behindher.

    ”no,truly,”saidthegossip,”ihopenot,thoughifancywehave

    slutsenos,thatshehath

    beenbroughttobedofty

    husbandaheroverseersaysbeobligedtokeep

    the”

    ”tei

    dontknoustkeepthebutiauretheysthave

    beeenhere,fortheonthsgone

    away.”

    nothingind,

    especiallyohethers

    arebutjoueyooccurredinstantlytoher,that

    jennyhadscarceeverbeenoutofheroh

    her.theleanihechair,thesuddenstartingup,thelatin,

    thesle,andnyotherthings,rusheduponherallatohe

    satisfaherhusbandexpressedinthedepartureofjenny,appeared

    nobled;again,inthesainstant,tobereal;but

    yettonfirerjealousy,proceedingfroatiety,andahundred

    otherbadcauses.ina,

    aelylefttheasselyinnfusion.

    asfairgrilkin,ily,

    degeesnotinferocityfroheelderbranchesofherhouse,

    andthoughinferiorih,isequalinfieresstothenoble

    tigerhielf,ouse,ithathlongtorntedin

    sport,escapesfroerclutchesforas,slds,growls,

    souselayhidbe

    againreved,sheflieslikelightningonherprey,and,h

    envenodules,ahelittle

    anil.

    notrs.partridgeflyonthepoorpedagogue.her

    toeeth,andhands,fellalluponhitonce.hiswigwasinan

    instanttofroishead,hisshirtfroisbadfroisface

    desberofclah

    edtheene.

    .partridgeaetionthedefensiveonly;indeedhe

    attetedonlytoguardhisfacehhishands;butashefound

    thathisantagonistabatednothinge,hethoughtheght,

    atleast,endeavourtodisarer,orrathertonfineherar;in

    doiruggle,andherhairbeingtoo

    shorttoreachhershoulders,erecteditselfonherhead;herstays

    like,

    burstopen;andherbreasts,uchreredundantthanher

    hair,hungdoiddle;herfacearkedh

    thebloodofherhusbaeethgnashedhrage;andfire,

    suithsfe,dartedfroereyes.so

    that,altogether,thisazonianheroihavebeena

    ofterrortoaanthan.partridge.

    hehad,atlength,thegoodfortune,bygettingpossessionofher

    ar,torehosetheendsofher

    fingersuseless;hanessof

    hersexprevailedoverherrage,andshepresentlydissolvedintears,

    erncludedinafit.

    thatsllshareofsenser.partridgehadhithertopreserved

    throughthisseoffury,ofthecauseofherto

    ignorant,no.heraninstantlyintothestreet,

    hallothathisheagoniesofdeath,and

    beseegtheneighbourstoflyosthastetoher

    assistanns,eringhis

    house,andapplyingtheusualrediesonsurs.

    partridgelength,tothegreatjoyofherhusband,broughtto

    herself.

    assoonasshehadalittlerellectedherspirits,andso

    posedherselfthepanyof

    thenifoldinjuriesshehadreceivedfroerhusband;who,she

    said,edtoinjureherinherbed;but,uponher

    upbraidinghinner

    iginable;hadtoreherdhairfroerhead,aays

    froerbody,givithesati,severalblohe

    rksofothegrave.

    thepoorn,anyrevisiblerksofthe

    indignationofhisentatthis

    accusation;,

    hadgreatlyexceededthetruth;forindeedhehadnotstruckheronce;

    andthissilencebeinginterpretedtobeanfessionofthechargeby

    the,theyallbeganatonavoce,torebukeand

    revilehirepeatingoften,thatarucka

    an.

    inonevoice.

    .partridgeboreallthispatiently;buto

    thebloodonherface,asanevidenceofhisbarbarity,heuldnot

    helplayingclaiohisoreallywas;ashe

    thoughtitveryunnatural,thatthisshouldriseupasweare

    taughtthatofarderedpersohinvengeanceagainsthi

    tothistheeheranshanthatityit

    hadnotefroisheart,insteadofhisface;alldeclaring,that,

    iftheirhusbandsshouldlifttheirhandsagainstthetheywould

    havetheirheartsbloodsoutoftheirbodies.

    afterr.

    partridgeforhisfuturebehaviour,thepanyatlengthdeparted,

    ahehusbandandoapersonalogether,in

    r.partridgesoohecauseofallhis

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