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ntaiandrefleof
thereader
ibelieveitisatrueobservation,thatfesaredivulgedto
onepersononly;butcertainly,itiraclethata
factofthiskindshouldbeknooatranspire
anyfarther.
and,indeed,averyfe,beforetheuntry,touse
anphrase,rungofthesasteroflittlebaddington;who
ostcruelnner.nay,in
soplacesiturderedher;ihathe
hadbrokeherar;inothers,herlegs:inshort,therear
injuryaure,butrs.
partridgeeedtohavereceivedfroer
husband.
thecauseofthisquarreled;foras
sopeoplesaidthats.partridgehadcaughtherhusbandinbed
aid,sonyotherreasons,ofaverydifferentkind,
abroad.nay,sotransferredtheguilttothehe
jealousytothehusband.
s.hisquarrel;but,asadifferent
causefrohetrueonehadreachedherears,shethoughtproperto
;aher,perhaps,astheblawasuniversallylaid
on.partridge;andhisr.allhy,
hadinsothingoffendeds.wilkins,ofavery
fivingteer.
buts.adistand
ofuturity,had
perceivedastronglikelihoodofcaptainblifilsbeinghereafter
herster;andassheplainlydisceedthatthecaptainborenreatgoodothelittlefoundling,shefawouldbe
renderinghinagreeableservice,ifsheuldkeany
disveriesthatghtlessentheaffeed
tohaventractedforthischild,andhgavevisibleuneasiness
tothecaptaiirelyevenbefore
allself;thoughhisuchbetter
inpubliherople,ofnniving
atthefollyofherbrother,leastaswell
perceived,andaschresented,asanyotherpossiblyuld.
s.herefore,byact,gottenatruestof
theabovestory,thoughlongafterithadhappened,failednotto
satisfyherselfthhlyofalltheparticulars;andthenacquainted
thecaptain,thatshehadatlastdisveredthetruefatherofthe
littlebastard,aster
losehisreputationiry,bytakingsooticeof.
thecaptainchidherforthenclusionofherspeech,asan
iroperassuranastersas:forifhis
honour,orhisuandiainto
keanallianshave
adttedit.andtosaythetruth,thereisnonductlesspolitic,
thaerintoanynfederacyhyourfriendsservantsagainst
theirster:forbytheseansyouafteretheslaveof
theseveryservants;byyouarenstantlyliabletobebetrayed.
andthision,perhapsitedcaptainblifil
froeingreexpliuragingthe
abuseohy.
butthoughheders.this
disvery,heealittlefrotinhisoind,and
resolvedtokethebestuseofithewasable.
hekeptthistteralongtincealedhinhiso,
ihat.allighthearitfroootherperson;
buts.edthecaptainsbehaviour,or
ight
displeasehieratter.
ihavethoughtitse,uponrefle,thatthe
housekeepeeveracquainteds.blifilen
arereinedtonicateallpiecesofintelligeheir
oe,ofsolving
thisdifficulty,is,byiutingittothatdistancehwasnro
ajealousyins.blifil,thatarespect
tothefoundling;fororuile
infant,ioingratiateherselfhthecaptain,shewasevery
dayreandrendingitbeforeallhy,ashisfondness
foriteverydayincreased.this,nothstandingallthecareshe
tookatothertistoexpressthediretrarytos.blifil,
perhapsoffehatdelicatelady,rs.
houghshedidnot,orpossiblyuldnot,absolutely
reveherfroerplaakingher
lifeveryuneasy.thiss.length,soresehat
sheveryopenlyshoannerofrespedfoolittle
toy,inoppositiontos.blifil.
thecaptain,therefore,findioryindangerofperishing,at
lasttookanopportunitytorevealithielf.
her.allhyinadisurseoncharity:
inr.allhy,
thattheeansbeneficeenerosity.
”thechristianreligion,”hesaid,”uobler
purposes,thantoenforcealessonahenphilosophershad
taughtuslongbefore,andightperhapsbecalled
aralvirtue,savouredbutlittleofthatsubli,christianlike
disposition,thatvastelevationofthought,inpurityapproag
toangelicperfe,tobeattained,expressed,aonlyby
graehescriptureaning,who
uoodbyitingofabenevolentopinionof
ourbrethren,andpassingafavourablejudgntontheiras;a
virtuechhigher,aesnature,thanapitiful
distributionofal,uch
prejudiilies,uldneverreay;
ightbeexteo
allnkind.”
hesaid,”nsideringhediscipleswouldbeabsurd
tons,tohavebeen
prea.and,asagihisdoe
shouldbepreaen
practiseit,
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