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    haveabovereered.

    sterblifilnohisnose,andthe

    tearsgallopingafterfroiseyes,appearedbeforehisuhe

    trendousth.iofassault,battery,

    and;use

    onlypleadedtheprovocation,atterthat

    sterblifilhadotted.

    itisindeedpossiblethatthiscirceghthaveescaped

    hisry;for,inhisreply,hepositivelyinsisted,thathehad

    deuseofnosuchappellation;adding,”heavenforbidsuaughty

    eoutofhisuth”

    tothoughagainstallforflaahe

    asterblifilsaid,”itisnohosewhowill

    tellonefib,yster

    suchaedtoshoy

    face.”

    ”fib,child”criesthprettyeagerly.

    ”oldyouthatnobodyashootingwhenhekilled

    thepartridge;butheknointoafloodoftears,

    ”yes,hekhatblackgeethe

    gakeeperhere.nay,hesaidyesyoudiddenyitifyou,

    thatyouasterhadcutyou

    topieces.”

    atthisthefireflashedfrohseyes,andhecriedoutin

    triuh”ohhothisisyourstakennotionofhonourthisisthe

    boyore

    gentleaspect,tuedtohelad,andsaid,”isthistrue,child

    hoeyoutopersistsoobstinatelyinafalsehood”

    toaid,”hesedalieaschasahethoughthis

    hagedhioaisedthepoor

    fello:selffarther

    obligedto,asthegakeeperhadbeggedhiottogointothe

    gentlensnor,andhadatlastgonehielf,inplianceh

    hispersuasions.”hesaid,”thisatter,

    andheakehisoathofit”;andncludedhvery

    passionatelybegging.allpassiononthepoor

    felloily,especiallyashehielfonlyhadbeenguilty,and

    theotherhadbeenverydifficultlyprevailedontodohedid.

    indeed,sir,”saidhe,”ituldhardlybecalledaliethatitold;

    forthepoorfelloatter.i

    shouldhavegonealoerthebirds;nay,ididgoatfirst,andhe

    onlyfolloetopreventresebe

    puakelittlehorseapray,sir,fivepoee.”

    .allonts,andthendisssedthe

    boys,advisingtheoliverefriendlyandpeaceablytogether.

    chapter5

    theopinionsofthedivihephilosopherhetwo

    boys;ereasonsfortheiropinions,andothertters

    itisprobable,thatbydisclosingthissecret,hhadbeen

    ni,youngblifilpreserved

    hispanioodlashing;fortheoffehebloody

    ohave

    proceededtorre;butnohisotallyabsorbedinthe

    ionoftheothertter;andr.

    allhydeclaredprivately,hethoughttheboydeservedreward

    ratherthanpunishnt,sothatthshandhheldbya

    generalpardon.

    th,editationsedagainst

    thisuretocallit,y.

    toretthepunishntofsuchcrise

    theheenlargedtherreofchildren,andquoted

    sfroolon,andothers;obefoundinso

    nyotherbooks,shallnotbefoundhere.hethenappliedhielf

    totheviceoflying,oherasleaedashe

    hadbeenoher.

    squaresaid,hehadbeenendeavtorehebehaviour

    oftohisideaofperfectvirtue,butuldnot.heowned

    thereethingfirstsightappearedlikefortitudein

    thea;butasfortitudeue,andfalsehoodavice,

    theyuldbynoansagreeoruogether.headded,thatasthis

    easuretonfoundvirtueandvice,itghtber.

    thsion,ightnotbe

    laidonupontheat.

    asboththeseleaednncurredinsuringjones,sohey

    nolessunaniusinapplaudingsterblifil.ttruthto

    light,heparsoedtobethedutyofeveryreligious

    n;andbythephilosopherthisable

    htheruleht,aealandunalterablefitnessof

    things.

    allthis,hor.allhy.he

    uldnotbeprevailedontosigheexecutionof

    johereethinghinhisohhe

    invinciblefidelityhatyouthhadpreserved,rresponded

    chbetterthanithaddone,orh

    thevirtueofsquare.hethereforestrierof

    thesegeoabstainfroayingviolenthandsontoor

    hadpast.thepedagogueoobeythoseorders;butnot

    utteringsthattheboywould

    becertainlyspoiled.

    toekeeperthegoodnbehavedoreseverity.he

    presentlysuohatpoorfello,andafterny

    bitterrenstrances,paidhiisisthirois

    servir.allhyrightlyobserved,thatthere

    differeyofafalsehoodtoexcuseyourself,and

    toexcuseanother.helikeotivetohis

    inflexibleseverityagainstthisn,thathehadbaselysuffered

    toooundergosoheavyapunishntforhissake,whereashe

    oughttohaveprevebykingthedisveryhielf.

    epublisquare

    andth,injudgingthenductofthethe

    oasterblifilalledasneakingrascal,a

    poorspirited

    htheappellationsofabravelad,ajollydog,andan

    hofellouch

    ingratiatedhialltheservants;forthoughthatfelloas

    beforeuniversallydisliked,yetheuedahan

    hewasasu

    ...
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