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www.lizi.twndnt.thereis,perhaps,nosurerrkoffolly,thanan
attettorrectthenaturalinfirtiesofthosehe
fipositionofhunnature,asay
haveaflaafraid,ihercase,isequally
inayreinofthehighest
value.
upontheeierfes
iain;butasthisan,aeally
uponhisguardbeforehitheseappearedtohiorethan
bleshesinagoodcharacter,adehiverlook,
andhispreventedhiroisveringtothecaptain
hielf.verydiffereshadhe
disveredtheehavebeenthe
case,hadthehusbandandihiskindofbehaviour
toeaeansto
prevent,byfthecaptaintodothatagain
deartohisoredallhertendeessandaffe
to.
chapter8
areceipttaiaffesofah
neverbeenknoostdesperatecases
theinutesh
hepassedintheionofhishwereasfewashe
uldntrivetokethebythepleasantditationsheenjoyed
whenalone.
theseditationsployedon.allhysfortune;
for,first,heexercisedchthoughtincalculating,aswellashe
uld,theexactvalueoftheioensaw
occasiontoalterinhisoondlyandchiefly,he
pleasedhielfhinteerationsinthehouseandgardens,
andinprojees,asproventof
theestateasofthegrandeuroftheplace:forthispurposehe
appliedhielftothestudiesofarchitectureandgardening,andread
overnybooksonboththesesubjects;forthesesces,indeed,
eloyedhise,andfordhisonlyaselast
pletedastexcellentplan:andverysorryhatitisnot
inourpoopresentittoourreader,siheluxuryofthe
presentage,ibelieve,atchit.ithad,indeed,ina
superlativedegree,thetso
rendallgreatandnobledesignsofthisnature;forit
requiredaeexpeoexee
tittoanysortofperfeerofthese,the
ienser.allhy
possessed,andselfsureofiing,prosed
veryeffectuallytosupply;aer,thesoundnessofhisown
nstitution,andhistioflife,iscalled
ddleage,revedallapprehensionofhisnotlivingtoacplish.
nothierupontheiediate
exer.allhy;incalculating
ployedchofhisohasing
everybookextantthattreatsofthevalueoflives,reversions,&c.
frollself,thatashehadeverydayace
ofthishappening,sohadherethananevenceofitshappening
hinafewyears.
butplationsof
thiskind,ohestunluckyass
happeohitheutstliceoffortuneuld,indeed,have
ntrivednothingsocruel,solapropos,soabsolutelydestructive
toallhissches.inshort,nottokeepthereaderinlongsuspense,
justattheveryinstaationson
thehappinessby.allhysdeath,he
hielfdiedofanapoplexy.
thisunfortunatelybefelthecaptainasheakinghisevening
self,sothatnobodyany
assistance,ifindeed,anyassistanceuldhavepreservedhihe
took,therefore,asureofthatproportionofsoilhwasnow
beeadequatetoallhisfuturepurposes,andhelaydeadonthe
ground,agreatthoughnotalivingexaleofthetruthofthat
observationofhorace:
tusedarra
locassubipsuusepulchri
ier,struisdos.
entishallthusgivetotheenglishreader:”you
providetheerialsforbuilding,kaxeandaspade
areonlynecessary:andbuildhousesoffivehundredbyahundred
feet,fettingthatofsixbytwo.”
chapter9
aproofoftheinfallibilityofthefoingreceipt,inthe
lantationsofthehothersuitablederationsofdeath,
suchasphysis,&daaphiruestile
.allbledatthe
a,eda
nsiderabletilohanusual,.allhyfirstdeclaredhe
begantogroost
punctualathisals;andgaveordersthatthebellshouldberung
houtthedoors,andespeciallytohosehe
captaintouse.
allthesesuonsprovingiualforthecaptainhad,by
perverseact,betakeoaners.
blifildeclaredsheened.upoher
lady,ostintiteacquaintand
thetruestateofheraffes,endeavouredallsheuldto
pacifyher,telliobesuresheuldnothelpbeinguneasy;
butthatsheshouldhopethebest.that,perhapsthesnessof
theeveninghadihecaptaintogofartherthanhisusualwalk:
htbedetaisoneighbours.s.blifilanswered,no;
sheeacthadbefallenhiforthathewouldnever
stayoutustknowould
keher.theotherlady,havingnountstouse,betook
herselftotheeiesusualonsuchoccasions,andbeggedher
notthtenherself,fhtbeofveryillnsequeo
heroh;and,fillingoutaverylargeglassofwine,
advised,andatlastprevailedhhertodrinkit.
.allself
insearchafterthecaptain.hisuntenancesuffitlyshohe
ionheh,indeed,hadagooddealdeprived
hifspeeinds,
sothesa
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