小说站
小说站 欢迎您!
小说站 > 历史军事 > 弃儿汤姆·琼斯(英文版)

正文 第93节 文 / [英]亨利·菲尔丁

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw小说站  www.xsz.twd,in

    pursuanattersasforward

    aspossible;andaddressiohisintendedsoninlawin

    thehuntingphrase,hecried,afteraloudholla,”followher,boy,

    follohatsit,honeys.dead,dead,dead.never

    bebashful,norstandshalli,shalliallhyandifinishall

    ttersbethisafteoon,aushathewedding

    torrow.”

    blifilhaviheutstsatisfaintohisuntenance,

    anshereisnothing,sir,inthishiso

    eagerlydesireasanallianceily,exceptunionh

    thestaableanddeservingsophia,youyeasilyiginehow

    iatientistbetoseeselfinpossessionoft

    portunedyouonthishead,you

    puteitonlytofearofoffendingthelady,by

    endeavtohurryonsoblessedafasterthanastrict

    plia.

    butif,byyouri,sir,sheghtbeiodispenseh

    anyforlities”

    ”forlitieshapox”anshesquire.”pooh,allstuffand

    nonseellthee,sheshallhatheetorrohe

    etoage.eheir

    ,n,iftheyhelpit,tisnotthefashion.ifihad

    stayedforherthers,ighthavebeenabatchelortothis

    day.toher,toher,toher,thatsit,youjollydog.itell

    theeshathahertorrooing.”

    blifilsufferedhielftobeoverpoheforciblerhetoric

    ofthesquire;anditbeingagreedthateshouldcloseh

    alle,havingfirst

    eaestlybeggedthatnoviolebeofferedtotheladybythis

    haste,inthesannerasapopishinquisitsthelaypoo

    donoviolehehereticdeliveredovertoit,andagainst

    thechurchhathpassedsentence.

    and,tosaythetruth,blifilhadpassedsentenceagainstsophi

    for,hoselftoehhis

    reception,heeanssatisfied,uhathewas

    nvinistress:andthishad

    produ.ity,

    perhaps,beasked,diateendtoall

    furtherurtshipianshatveryreason,aswellasfor

    severalothersequallygood,oopentothe

    reader.

    though.blifilplexionofjones,o

    eateveryanhesabeiuteofthat

    appetitenpropertyofallanils.

    hthis,hehadlikehatdistinguishingtaste,hserves

    todiretheirchoiceoftheobjectorfoodoftheirseveral

    appetites;andthistaughthionsidersophiaasast

    deliorsel,iardheredesiresh

    anortolaninspiresintothesoulofanepicure.noheagoniesh

    affeehaniairedher

    beauty;forhertearsaddedbrightohereyes,andherbreasts

    rosehigherhhersighs.indeed,hseeyinits

    highestlustrehneverseenitindistress.blifiltherefore

    lookedonthishunortolaerdesirethanwhenheviewed

    herlast;noralllesseheaversionh

    hedisverediohielf.orary,thisservedrather

    toheightenthepleasureheproposedinriflingherchar,asit

    addedtriuhtolust;nay,hehadsofurthervie

    obtainingtheabsolutepossessionofherpersooo

    cheventontion;andreveselfhoutitsshare

    iifiself.therivallingpoor

    jones,andsupplantinghinheraffes,addedanotherspurto

    hispursuit,andprosedanotheradditionalrapturetohisenjoynt.

    besidesallthesevieesayseebr >

    tosavourtooalevolence,hehadoneprospect,hfew

    readershaabhorrendthisheestate

    of.e;obesettledonhisdaughterandher

    issue;forsantheaffeofthatfondparent,that,

    providedhischildiserablehthe

    husbandhechose,hecarednotat.

    forthesereasons.blifilatchthathe

    inteodeceivesophia,bypretendinglovetoher;andto

    deceiveherfatherandhisoendinghewasbeloved

    byher.indoingthisheavailedhielfofthepietyofth,who

    held,thatiftheendproposedatrinyis,

    ittterednothoeans.astootheroccasions,he

    usedtoapplythephilosophyofsquare,aught,thattheendwas

    iaterial,sothattheansoral

    rectitude.tosaytruth,therecurrenlifeonh

    heuldnotdrathepreceptsofoherofthose

    greatsters.

    littledeceitr.e;

    houghttheinationsofhisdaughterofaslittle

    nsequenceasblifilhielfnceivedtheobe;butasthe

    sentintsof.allhykind,soitwas

    absolutelyneposeonhiinthis,however,blifilwasso

    edbye,thathesucceededhoutdifficulty;foras

    .allhyhadbeenassuredbyherfatherthatsophiahada

    properaffeforblifil,andthatalled

    ngjonesoretodo

    thantonfirheseassertions;hsuch

    equivocations,thathepreservedasalvoforhisnsdhad

    thesatisfaofnveyingalietohisuncle,houttheguiltof

    tellingone.ougtheinationsof

    sophiabyallhy,beaccessaryto

    fentrarytoherownwill”;he

    asofyoungladieswerevery

    diffiwasfullas

    for,andthatifheuldbelieveherfather,

    shehadalltheaffehanyloverulddesire.asfor

    jones,”saidhe,”iaothtocallvillain,thoughhisbehaviour

    toyou,sir,suffitlyjustifiestheappellation,hisoy,

    orperhapssoightkehioastofafalsehood;for

    iftherehadbeenay

    ...
(快捷键 ←)上一章 本书目录 下一章(快捷键 →)
全文阅读 | 加入书架书签 | 推荐本书 | 打开书架 | 返回书页 | 返回书目