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    nceforjoneshadpreventedherperceivingithappened,

    shedashor.allhyendeavouredtoassuage,

    prosingheraerbird:butshedeclaredshewouldneverhave

    another.herfatherchidherfsoforafoolishbird;but

    uldellingyoungblifil,ifhewasasonofhis,his

    backsideshouldbewellflead.

    sophiahetenwere

    sentho,aofthepauedtotheirbottle;where

    aionehesubjectofthebird,socurious,that

    hinkitdeservesachapterbyitself.

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    ntainingsuchverydeepandgravetters,thatsoreaders,

    perhaps,ynotreli**

    squarehadnoshtedhispipe,than,addressio

    allhy,hethusbegan:”sir,iothelpngratulatingyouon

    youepheanageof

    sensibleobjects,isarrivedatacapacityofdistinguishingright

    frotoagainstthelawof

    nature,byhinghatharighttoliberty.thesewerehis

    pressiontheyhavedeoobe

    eradicated.ynhaveahigheotionoftheruleht,and

    theetealfitnessofthingsiisingself,frobr >

    suchadaeridianofthisyouthothat

    ofeithertheelderortheyoungerbrutus.”

    herethhastilyinterrupted,andspillingsoofhiswine,

    ands

    anotherexpressionhedeuseof,ihopeheblechbetter

    n.thelaeansnothing.i

    kno

    it.todoasotive,asthe

    boyself;andialadtofindinstrushave

    boesuchgoodfruit.”

    ”ifvanityightindulgesoon

    thesaoccasion;forhisnotionsof

    rightorhinkisprettyapparent.iftherebenolawof

    nature,thereisnhtn.”

    ”hoitalking

    hadeistora”

    ”drinkabout,”sayse.”poxofyourlaureidont

    knoeaherofyou,byrightandy

    girlsbirdyopinion;andneighbourallay

    doashepleases;butteboysinsuchpractices,istobreed

    theptothegallows.”

    allhyanshehisnephewhaddone,

    butuldnotopunishhiasheactedratherfrenerousthanunotive.”hesaid,”iftheboyhadstolenthe

    bird,noneorereadytovoteforasevere

    chastisentthanhielf;butithathis

    design”:and,i,thatheuldhaveno

    othervieselfavoalicious

    purposeed,itneveroeredintotheheadof

    .alliion

    asine,andh,hesaid,hild.

    squarehaddeliveredhisopinionsoopenly,thatifhewasnow

    silesubttohavehisjudgntsured.hesaid,

    therefore,eth,”that.alluch

    respecttothedirtyionofproperty.thatinpassingour

    judgntsoandghtyas,allprivateregardsshouldbe

    laidaside;forbyadheringtothosenarroheyounger

    brutushadbeenndeedofingratitude,andtheelderofparricide.”

    ”andiftheyhadbeenhaooforthosecris,”cried

    th,”theyorethantheirdeserts.aupleof

    heathenishvillainsheavenbepraisedusesnowadays

    ifillingthendsof

    pupilsustbe,

    ycare,itsbeing

    again.thereisyourdisostspoiledalready.i

    overheardhiheotherdaydisputingasterblifilthatthere

    eritinfaithhouthatisoneofyour

    tes,andisupposehehaditfroou.”

    ”donta,”sayssquare.”to

    laughateverisvirtuousa,andfitandrightinthe

    natureofthingsheisyourohino,

    no,sterblifilisboy.youngasheis,thatladsnotionsof

    ralrectitudeidefyyouevertoeradicate.”

    thputouousshis,andreplied,”ay,

    ay,ihyou.heistoowellgroundedforall

    yourphilosophicalttohurt.no,no,ihavetakeoinstil

    su”

    ”andihaveinstilledprintoo,”criessquare.

    ”eideaofvirtueuldinspireahunndh

    thegenerousthoughtofgivinglibertyatoyouagain,

    ifitightclaihehonourof

    havingihatidea.”

    ”andifpride,”ightboastof

    havingtaughthihatdutyselfassignedashistive.”

    ”sobetanhath

    beentaughttorobdaughterofherbird.ifindisttakecareof

    partridgeevirtuiousnorother

    setallpartridgesatliberty.”thenslappilenofthe

    la,ontheback,hecriedout,”sayyouto

    this,.unsellorisnotthisagainstlaw”

    thelaselfasfollows:

    ”ifthecasebeputofapartridge,therebenodoubtbutan

    ahoughthisbeferaenaturae,yetbeing

    reclaid,propertyvests:butbeingthecaseofasingingbird,

    thoughreustbe

    nsideredasnulliusinbonis.inthiscase,therefore,inceive

    theplaintiffstbenonsuited;andishoulddisadvisethe

    bringinganysucha.”

    ”hesquire,”ifitbenullusbonus,letusdrinkabout,

    andtalkalittleofthestateofthenation,orsosuchdisurse

    thatsureidontuandawordof

    this.itybeleaingandsensefhtiknoyoushall

    neverpersuadeintoit.poxyouhaveherofyountioneda

    oventure

    breakinghis

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