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    squarestriuhosthavestopthiswords,hadheneeded

    theandth,entioned,durstnot

    vedisobligingthelady,ostchoakedh

    indignation.asto.allhy,hesaid,siheboyhadbeen

    alreadypunishedheentsonthe

    occasion;andust

    leavetothereadersoure.

    soohis,anaekeeperby

    squireaninanorthepartridgewas

    killed,fordepredationsofthelikekind.thisost

    unfortunatecirceforthefellonotonlyofitself

    threatenedhisruin,butactuallyprevented.all

    resthiohisfavour:forasthatgentlenone

    eveningasterblifilandyoungjohelatterslilydrew

    hiothehabitationofblackgee;ilyofthatpoor

    ely,hisisery

    aures:

    forastotheheyhadreerdebtshad

    nsudalstthewhole.

    sur.

    alldiatelygavethetheraupleofguineas,h

    anburstinto

    tearsatthisgoodness,and,uldnot

    refrainfroxpressinghergratitudetotowhohad,shesaid,

    longpreservedbothherandhersfr.”,”says

    she,”hadarseltoeat,norhavethesepoorchildrenhadaragto

    puton,buthisgoodnesshathbestowedonus.”for,indeed,

    besidesthehorseandthebible,toadsacrifiightgown,

    andotherthings,totheuseofthisdistressedfaly.

    ontheirretuho,toadeuseofallhiseloqueodisplay

    theessofthesepeople,andthepenitenceofblackgee

    hielf;andinthishesucceededsor.allhysaid,he

    thoughtthenhadsufferedenoughfor;thathewould

    fivehiandthinkofsoansofprovidingforhindhis

    faly.

    johis,thoughitwasdarkwhen

    theyretuedho,heuldnothelpgoingbackale,inashower

    ofrain,toacquaintthepooranhthegladtidings;but,like

    otherhastydivulgersofhe

    troubleofntradigit:fortheillfortuneofblackgee

    deuseoftheveryopportunityofhisfriendsabseoovertu

    allagain.

    chapter10

    inasterblifilandjonesappearindifferentlights

    sterblifilfellveryshortofhispanionintheaable

    qualityofruch

    higherkind,naly,injustihthe

    preceptsandexaleofthandsquare;forthoughtheywould

    bothkefrequeheercy,yetithatin

    realitysquareheldittobeinnsistenththeruleht;

    aoheaven.the

    tendidindeedsodifferinopiniohe

    objeevirtue;bywouldprobably

    havedestroyedonehalfofnkind,andsquaretheotherhalf.

    sterblifilthen,thoughhehadkeptsilehepresenceof

    jones,yet,atter,uldbyno

    ansehoughtofsufferinghisuonferfavourson

    theundeservihereforeresolvediediatelytoacquainthibr >

    hthefactlyhihereader.the

    truthofhwasasfollows:

    thegakeeper,aboutayearafterheissedfror.

    allssellingthehorse,beingin

    ofbread,eithertofillhisoouthorthoseofhisfaly,ashe

    passedthroughafieldbelongingto.eespiedahare

    sittinginherforthisharehehadbaselyandbarbarouslyknocked

    onthehead,againstthelaheland,andnolessagainstthe

    laen.

    thehigglertothehareuaken

    nynthsaftereuponhio

    kehispeagevidenceagainstso

    poacher.andno,asbeinga

    personalreadyobnoxiousto.ein

    theuntry.hehebestsacrificethehiggleruld

    ke,ashehadsuppliedhisindbythisansthe

    ers:for

    thesquire,beingchardhthepokgee,

    asiransgressionadenofurther

    enquiry.

    hadthisfar.allight

    probablyhavedohegakeeperverylittleschief.butthereis

    nozealblihanthaththeloveofjustice

    againstoffenders.sterblifilhadfotthedistahe

    ti.hevariedlikeahefadbythehasty

    additionofthesiershensiderablyalteredthestory;for

    hesaidthatgeehadight

    probablyhavebeeright,hadnotsterblifilunluckilyinsisted

    onaproseofser.allhybeforeherevealedthe

    ttertohibutbythatansthepakeepeed

    self:forasthefactof

    killingthehare,andoftheabrought,ainlytrue,

    .allhyhadnodoubtherest.

    shortlivedthenr.allhy

    theingdeclaredhehadfreshreason,houtassigningit,

    forhisanger,andstritontiongeeanyre:

    thoughasforhisfaly,hesaidhefrobr >

    starving;butastothefelloself,hetothe

    lafroreaking.

    toldbynoansdiviner.allhy,forof

    sterblifilhehadnottheleastsuspi.however,ashis

    friendshipents,henow

    deterryahodofpreservingthepakeeper

    frouin.

    joer.e.hehadsreatlyrendedhielftothatgentlen,byleapingover

    fivebarredgates,andbyotheraanship,thatthesquire

    haddeanifhehadbut

    suffitenurageenself

    ...
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