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    haveraisedinthendofagoodnaturedreader

    s.isefroeiecehwe

    haveseenichapter,hdrelyafterarrived

    s.honour.sheent,andhadbeen

    suohekeyholebysovociferationinthepreg

    dialogue,ainingpartofit.

    atherentryintotherooshefoundsophiastandingtionless,h

    thetearstriediately

    orderedaproperquantityoftearsintoherohen

    began,”ogeni,dearlady,atter””nothing,”

    adaansustnot

    tellthat,histaking,andhere

    hathbeensuchaprealebete.”

    ”dontteaze,”atter.

    goodheavensada”sayss.honour,”you

    shallneverpersuadethatyourlashiplantyourselfsofor

    nothing.tobesureiautaservant;buttobesureihavebeen

    alhfultoyourlaship,andtobesureiwouldserveyour

    lashipylife.””dearhonour,”sayssophia,”tisnotin

    thypoe.iarretrievablyundone.”

    ”heavenforbid”ansan;”butifitbeofany

    servie,dateforttoto

    knoaatellatter.””father,”

    arrytoanibothdespiseand

    hate.””odear,a”ansan

    fortobesureheisverybad,oryourlashipdespise

    hi””hisnaispoisontotongue,”repliedsophia:”thou

    knotoosoon.”iohetruth,sheknealready,

    andthereforeveryinquisitiveastothatpoint.shethen

    proceededthus:”idoendtogiveyourlashipadvice,whereof

    yourlashipknouchbetterthanipretendto,beingbuta

    servant;but,ifaarryagainst

    .and,tobesure,thesquireissogood,thatifhedid

    butknoan,tobesurehe

    arryhiandifyourlashipgive

    leavetotellsterso.tobesure,itoreproperer

    toefroouroouth;butasyourlashipdothnotcaretofoul

    yuee””youarestaken,honour,”says

    sophi”fatherinedbeforeheeverthoughtfitto

    ntionitto.””reshaforhi”crieshonour:”yo

    tobedtohiandnotster:andthofanybeaveryproper

    everyanyntthinkhiandsoalike.iaure

    sterannerofhisoe

    peopleselvesonly;they

    ,ibelieve,liketobeservedso,ifitheiroase;

    forthoughiaid,ieasilybelieveashoe

    equallyagreeable.andsignifiesyourlashiphavingsogreata

    fortune,ifyouost

    handsoste

    folkshadnotbeeerbo;nay,asforthattter,ishouldnot

    nditself;butthenthereisnotsoey;andofthat

    yourlashiphathneyenoughforboth;andanyourlaship

    bestoustallohat

    heisthesthandsost,an

    intheeanbyrunningoninthiso”

    criessophia,haverygraveuntenance.”haveievergivenany

    enuragentfortheseliberties””nay,aiaskpardon;i

    antnohar”ansanhath

    runinheadeversihising.tobesure,ifyour

    lashiphadbutseenhiustnousthavepitiedhipoentleniesfortuhnothappeohiforhe

    hathbeensacross,andlookingso

    lanoing:ivoadealstcry

    toseehi””tosee”sayssophia.”poor.jones,”answered

    honour.”seehicriessophia,”bythe

    al,a”sayshonour.”therehehathbeenhis

    ing,andatlasttherehelaidhielfdown:ibelievehelies

    therestill.tobesure,ifithadnotbeenfordesty,beinga

    id,asiaishouldhavegoneandspoketohido,alet

    goandsee,onlyforafancy,herheistherestill.””pugh”

    sayssophia.”thereno,no:shouldhedothereheisgone

    beforethisti,tobesure.besides,o

    seebesides,iethingelse.go,fetchhatand

    gloves.ishallyauntinthegrovebeforedinner.”honour

    didiediatelyassheherhaton;when,

    lookingintheglass,shefaheribbonhwas

    tieddidnotbeeher,andsosentheridbackagainforaribbon

    ofadifferentlour;andthengivings.honourrepeatedcharges

    nottoleaveher,asshesaidit

    haste,andstbefihatveryday,shetteredsothingre

    aboutgoingtothegrove,andthensalliedoutthentraryway,and

    blinglisuldcarryher,

    directlytoheal.

    joneshadbeenthereass.honourhadtoldher;hehadindeed

    spenttoinginlanplationon

    hissophia,andhadgofrohegardenatonedoorthent

    sheeatanother.sothatthoseunluuteshhad

    beein

    etingatthisti;astunfortunateact,fro

    fairreaderselesson.andherei

    strialeeddlestance

    edonlyforthesakeoftheladies,anduponh

    theyonlyareatlibertytont.

    chapter7

    apialurtshipinniature,asitaltobe

    draendererkindpaifulllength

    itarkedbyoneandperhapsbyre,that

    sfortunesdonotesihisaxiasnowverifiedby

    sophia,ansheloved,but

    hadthevexationofbeingobligedto

    ...
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