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www.192.tw栗子小說 m.lizi.twther,thisafteoon”criessophia,htheblood
startingfroerface.”yes,child,”saidtheaunt,”thisafteoon.
youkuosityofbrothersteer.iacquaintedhi
thepassiondisveredinyouthateveningwhenyou
faintedahefield.isainyourfainting.isa
iediatelyuponyourrevery.isathateveningatsupper,and
theingatbreakfastyouknohe
diately
edtoproposeittoallhy.heproposedityesterday,allhy
edastobesurehesthjoy,andthisafteoon,itell
you,youaretoputonallyourbestairs.””thisafteoon”cries
sophia.”dearaunt,yhtenoutofsenses.””o,dear,”
saidtheaunt,”youetoyourselfagain;forheisa
gyoungfellohatsthetruthont.””nay,iwillown,”says
sophia,”iknohsuchperfes.sobrave,asentle;soane,socivil,sogenteel,
sohandsosignifieshisbeingbasebo,paredh
suchqualificationsasthese””baseboean”saidthe
aunt,”.blifilbasebo”sophiatuedinstantlypaleatthis
na,andfaintlyrepeatedit.uponr.
blifilay,.blifil,ofelsehavealking””good
heavens,”ansr.johought;
iaureik,”criesthe
aunt,”yhteninyourtu.isit.jones,andnot.
blifil,r.blifil”repeated
sophia.”sureitisiossibleyou
thestserableanalive.”s.enooodafew
ntssilent,hereyes.at
length,llegallherforceofvoice,shethunderedforthin
thefolloiculatesounds:
”andisitpossibleyouilyby
allyingyourselftoabastardthebloodoftheitto
sutanationifyouhavenotsensesuffittorestrain
suilywould
havepreventedyoufroivingtheleastenuragenttosobasean
affeuchlessdidiigineyouhe
assuraooyface.”
”da”ansbling,”ihavesaidyouhave
extortedfroe.idoohaveeverntiohenaof
.joneshapprobationtoanyonebefore;norshouldinowhadi
notnceivedhehadyourapprobatiohoughtsof
thatpoor,unhappyyoungn,iinteohavecarriedthe
togravetothatgravetoseek
repose.”hereshesunkdoears,and,
inallthevingsilenceofunutterablegrief,presenteda
spectacleusthaveaffectedalstthehardestheart.
allthistendersorropassioninheraunt.
orary,shenoostviolentrage.”andi
ostvehentvoice,”folloo
yrave,thaniilyby
suchatch.oheavensuldihaveeversuspectedthatishould
livetohearanieinedeclareapassionforsuchafellow
youarethefirstyes,sse
ilysonotedfor
theprudesen”heresheranonafullquarterofan
hour,till,havingexhaustedherbreathratherthanherrage,she
ncludeddiatelyandacquaintherbrother.
sophiathenthreherfeet,andlayingholdofherhands,
beggedherher;urging
theviolenper,andprotestingthatno
inationsofhersshouldeverprevailhhertodoanythingh
ghtoffendhi
s.ontlookingather,andthen,having
rellectedherself,said,”thatononeiononlyshewould
keepthesecretfroerbrother;andthishatsophiashould
prosetoeain.blifilthatveryafteoonasherlover,
andtardhisthepersonobeherhusband.”
poorsophiauherauntspoodenyheranything
positively;sheisethatsher.
blifil,andbeasaspossible;butbeggedherauntthat
thetr.blifilwasbyno
ansagreeabletoher,andshehopedherfatherwouldbeprevailedon
nottokeherthesten.”
s.atchirelyagreed
upon,andthatnothinguldorshouldpreventit.istown,”said
she,”ilookedonitasonatterofindifferenay,perhaps,had
soscruplesaboutitbefore,y
thinkingithighlyagreeabletoyouroions;butnowi
regarditasthesteligiblethingintheherebe,
ifielostontheoccasion.”
sophiareplied,”delayatleast,daiyexpectfrooth
yoodnessandfathers.surelyyouetito
endeavetthebetterofsadisinationasihaveat
presenttothisperson.”
theauntansuchoftheobeso
deceived;thatassheanhadheraffes,she
shouldpersuade.atchaschaspossible.
itideed,”addedshe,”toprotractasiege
ysarisathand,andindangerofrelievingit.no,
no,sophy,”saidshe,”asiavincedyouhaveaviolentpassion
isfyhhonour,ioput
yourhonouroutoftheily:forarried
thosettersotheionofyourhusband.i
hope,child,youes
you;butifyoushouldnehathsavednyaanfrobr >
ruin.”
sophiaeant;butdidnotthinkproper
tokeheranansr.
blifil,andtobehavetohiscivillyassheuld,foronthat
nditiononlysheobtainedaprosefroeraunttokeepsecretthe
likingeofs.
e,hadunhappilydraher.
chapter6
ntainingadialoguebetaya
littlerelievethosetende
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