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    nkind,andhadtoochgoodbreedingandgoodnaturetooffend

    thesquireinhispresentcirces.hethenaskedehe

    douponthisoccasion.toheotheranswered,

    ”thathekeeptherascalahishouse,and

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    herrry.blifilinspiteofherteeth.”hethenshookblifilby

    thehand,blifilbythehand,andsher

    soninlalyafterookhisleave;sayinghis

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    forjones,hesathishouse,hewouldqualify

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    others,ustbeuhistch.thelady,iaure,willbe

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    trifle;foriknotobeoheenintheworld;for

    haddearunoihavehithertoendeavouredtonceal,

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    alleean.””youknow,sir,”saysblifil,

    ”ineverdisobeyedyou;butiaorryintio,siy

    nootiveever

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    petitiooyouforyiveness.””iwillhaveno

    nditions,”anshy;”ithinkihaveshoendeess

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    intheverydayofyourutstdanger,yselfandallthe

    falyears,hefilledthehousehriotanddebauchery.he

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    theindecyofhisas,hefellintoaviolentpassion,swore

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