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    thenifshatunthaun,dnifshatunt,thatsallthatsall;

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    s.ehadllectedasuffitquantityofhforthe

    useofsophibutshenoransferreditalltothesquire.

    ”brother,”saidshe,”itisastonishingthatyouerfereina

    tteryiatiardto

    falyhathdetakeupoobethediatingpower,in

    ordertoreistakesinpolicytted

    inyhterseducation.for,brother,itisyouitisyour

    preposterousnductheradicatedalltheseedsthatihad

    forrlysoind.itisyouyourselfaught

    herdisobedieningattheuth,

    ”youareenoughtohepatiehedevilhaveiever

    taughtdaughterdisobediencehereshestands;speakholy,

    girl,dideveribidyoubedisobedienttohavenotidone

    everythingtohuurandtogratifyyou,andtokeyouobedientto

    andveryobedienttoshetlechild,beforeyou

    tookherinhandandspoiledher,byfillingherheadhapackof

    urtnotions.ellinghershe

    stbehavelikeaprinadeahegirl;andhow

    shouldherfather,oranybodyelse,expe

    her””brother,”ansrs.e,hanairofgreat

    disdain,”iptihaveforyourpoliticsof

    allkinds;butiotheyoungladyherself,

    herihaveevertaughtheranyprinciplesofdisobedien

    thentrary,niece,haveinotendeavouredtoinspireyouhatrue

    ideaoftheseveralrelationsinaurestandsin

    societyhaveinottakeninfinitepainstoshohatthelaw

    ofnaturehathenjoinedadutyonchildrentotheirparentshavei

    nottoldyouplatosaysonthatsubjectasubjehyou

    efirstundercare,that

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    fool,astolivetoelevenyearsoldhoutknohatshewas

    herfathersrelation.””orethangothiorance,”answered

    thelady.”andasforyournners,brother,isttellyou,they

    deserveae.””aygiit,ifyouthinkyouare

    able,”criesthesquire;”nay,isupposeyouiecetherewillbe

    readyenoughtohelpyou.””brother,”saids.e,”thoughi

    despiseyoubeyondexpressioishallendureyourinsoleno

    longer;soidesireadiately,foriabr >

    resolvedtoleaveyourhousethisverying.””andagood

    riddaoo,”ansanbearyourinsolenolonger,an

    youetothat.blooditisalstenoughofitselftoke

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    nuteyoudespise.””itisiossible,itisiossible,”cries

    theaunt;”noonedervaluesuchaboor.””boar,”anshe

    squire,”iaoboar;no,norass;no,norrather,da

    reerthatiaorat.iatrueenglishn,andnotofyour

    hanoverbreed,thathaveeatupthenation.””thouartohose

    en,”criesshe,”he

    natioho,andby

    disuragingourfriendsandenuragingoureneesabroad.””ho

    areyouebacktoyourpolitics”criesthesquire:”asforthosei

    despisetheschasidoaft.”panied

    andgracedost

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    herpolitirs.e,i

    detershefleostviolentrage,utteredphrases

    iropertobehererelated,andinstantlyburstoutofthehouse.nor

    didherbrotherorheiecethinkpropereithertostoporto

    follouchpossessedbyndthe

    otherbyahattheyosttionless.

    thesquire,hoeholloah

    attendsthedepartureofahare,startedbefore

    thehounds.heasterofthiskindofvociferation,

    andhadahollaproperforstoccasionsinlife.

    enrs.e,knoheworld,andhaveapplied

    theelvestophilosophyandpolitics,diately

    availedtheelvesofthepresentdispositionof.ind,

    bythroplintstohisuandingatthe

    expenseofhisabsentadversary;butpoorsophiaplicity.

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    hefirstrate;butsheedallthatusefularth

    felesosonygoodpurposesinlife,and

    ratherarisesfroheheartthanfrohehead,isoftentheproperty

    ofthesilliestofen.

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    uponthefoil;butcursejacketifihis

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    affairofblifil,onanyaother,

    shehadlovedsttenderly,thoughshelostherinthe

    eleventhyeare.thesquire,tothatpooranhadbeen

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    retuedthatbehaviourbykingtheallsagoodhusband.

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    alltheeveningpanions.shescardeedeversa

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