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allhisbarbarities.
.allaheladforhisiand
disrespeaster;butchreforhis
avohtheentire
lossofhisfavour,ifheeverheardsuouth;
for,hesaid,heorbefriendareprobate.bythese
andthelikedeepuntoin
editatedso
retuforallthesrtingfavourshehadreceivedatthehandsof
thepedagogue.her.allhytoexpress
aagainstth;ahegood
n,aftersoeadnitioedhioproceed,
hhedidasfollows:
”indeed,dearsir,iloveandhonouryourethanalltheworld:
iknoyself
ifithoughtheartitude.uldthelittle
horseyougavespeak,iaureheuldtellyouhowfondiwasof
yourpresent;forihadrepleasureinfeedinghihaninriding
hiindeed,sir,ityhearttopart;norwouldi
havesoldhiponanyotheratinthehanidid.you
yourself,sir,iavinced,incase,e:
fooneeversosensiblyfeltthesfortunesofothers.would
youfeel,dearsir,ifyouthoughtyourselftheo
indeed,sir,thereneveriseryliketheirs.”
”likeean”
”oh,sir”ans,”yourpakeeper,hallhislarge
faly,eversin,havebeenperishinghall
theseriesofldandhunger:iuldoseethesepoor
etiko
havebeentheoccasionofalltheirsufferings.iuld,
sir;uponsoul,iuldnot.”herethetearsrandownhis
absolute
destruipartedhyourdearpresent,nothstandingallthe
valueihadforit:isoldthehorsefortheandtheyhaveevery
farthingoftheney.”
.allents,andbeforehespoke
thetearsstartedfroiseyes.heatlengthdisssedtentlerebuke,advisinghiorthefuturetoapplytohincasesof
distress,ratherthantouseextraordinaryansofrelievingthebr >
hielf.
thisaffairuchdebatebetween
thheld,thatthisr.
allhysfadedtopunishthefellowforhis
disobedience.hesaid,insoinstahealled
tobeopposiy,h
hadrkedsoparticularpersonsfordestru;andthatthis
annerar.allhy;
ncluding,asusual,ndationofbirch.
squarearguedstronglyoherside,inoppositionperhapsto
th,orinplianceedverychto
approvejoneshaddoedonthisoccasion,
asiavinyreadersuchableradvocates
forpoorjopertiorelateit.iwas
notdifficulttoreherulehtana
possibletodeducefroherule.
chapter9
ntaininganinoreheinouskind,nts
ofthandsquare
ithathbeenobservedbysonofchgreaterreputationfor
thahatsfortunesseldosingle.aninstance
ofthisy,ibelieve,beseeninthosegentlenhe
sfortuohaveanyoftheirrogueriesdetected;forheredisvery
seldotopstilltheeout.thusithappeopoorto
hehorse,thanhewas
disveredtohavesotibeforesoldafinebibler.
all,theneyarisingfrosalehehad
disposedofinthesahisbiblesterblifilhad
purchased,thoughhehadalreadysuotherofhisolyout
ofrespe,being
unilyat
halfpriself;forhe
ohathehad
laidupalsteverypenny.allhy.
sopeoplehavebeeobeabletoreadinnobookbut
theirothetiasterblifil
possessedofthisbible,heneverusedanyother.nay,hewasseen
readinginitchoftehanhehadbeforebeeninhisown.now,as
hefrequentlyaskedthtoexplaindiffi,
thatgentlenunfortuooknotisna,hwas
anypartsofthebook.thisbroughtonaninquiry,h
obligedsterblifiltodisvertheatter.
theofthiskind,hhecalled
sacrilege,shouldnotgounpunished.hethereforeproceeded
iediatelytocastigation:andnotedhthathe
acquainted.alleeting,onstrous
:inveighingagainstto
bitterter,andlikeninghiothebuyersandsellerswhowere
drivenoutofthetele.
squaresaatterinaverydifferentlight.hesaid,he
uldnotperceiveanyhighersellingonebookthanin
sellingahattosellbiblesrictlylawfulbyalllaws
bothdivineandhun,andnsequentlytherenessin
it.hetoldth,thathisgreathisoccasion
broughttohisoryofaverydevoutan,ofpure
regardtion,stoletillotsonssernsfroladyofher
acquaintance.
thisstorycausedavastquantityofbloodtorushintotheparsons
face,selfhepalest;andheo
replythandanger,hadnots.blifil,whowas
presentatthisdebate,interposed.thatladydeclaredherself
absolutelyof.squaresside.sheargued,indeed,veryleaedlyin
supportofhisopinion;andncludedhadbeen
guiltyofanyfault,shestnfessheroobe
equallyculpable;forthatsheuldseenodifferehe
buyerandtheseller;bothofobedrivenoutof
thetele.
s.blifilhavingdeclared
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