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thefuriesratherthanahuure.
thetberidsbeingagaialone,beganasendbout
atalteroreactivekind.in
thisthevictorybeloheladyofinferiorrank,butnot
elossofblood,ofhair,andoflauslin.
chapter9
theeanourof.einthecharacterofa
gistrate.ahinttojusticesofpeagthenecessary
qualificationsofaclerk;hextraordinaryinstancesofpateal
dnessandfilialaffe
logiesprovetoochbyanargunt,andpolitis
oftenoverreachtheelvesinasche.thushaditliketohave
happeos.honour,eadofreveriofher
clothes,hadliketohavestoppedeventhoseshehadonherback
frosg;forthesquirenosoonerheardofherhavingabusedhis
sister,thanhesyoathsheobridewell.
s.ean,andordinarilyofa
fivingteer.shehadlatelyrettedthetrespassofa
stagea,uedherpostchaiseintoaditch;
nay,shehadevenbrokenthelaoprosecutea
highanofney,butof
herearrings;atthesatidningher,andsaying,”such
handsobsasyoudontoff,andbednd
toyou.”butnopers,andsochdo
differenttisdifferfrourselves,shewouldhearofno
tigations;noruldalltheaffectedpenitenceofhonour,norall
theeiesofsophiaforhero,prevailhherto
desistfroaestlydesiringherbrothertoexecutejusticeshipfor
itorethanjustitheh.
butluckilytheclerkhadaqualification,oa
justie
uandinginthela.hethereforewhisperedin
theearofthejusticethathehorityby
ttingthegirltobrideptto
breakthepeaafraid,sir,”sayshe,”youot
legallytanyoobridewellonlyforillbreeding.”
inttersofhighiortance,particularlyincasesrelatingtothe
ga,thejustiitionsofhis
clerk;for,indeed,iingthelaany
justicesofpeacesupposetheyhavealargediscretionarypower,by
virtueofhenotionofseargforandtakingaway
enginesforthedestrue,theyoftenttrespasses,
andsotisfelony,attheirpleasure.
butthisoffenceofquitesohighanature,norsodangerous
tothesociety.here,therefore,thejusticebehavede
attentiontotheadviceofhisclerk;for,infact,hehadalreadyhad
tationsexhibitedagainsthinthekingsbendhadno
curiositytotryathird.
thesquire,therefore,puttingonast
untenansandhahs,toldhis
sister,thatupouredeliberatio
”astherehepeace,suchasthelaw,”says
he,”callsbreakingopenadoor,orbreakingahedge,orbreakinga
head,oranysuatterdidnotaunttoa
feloniouskindofathing,nortrespasses,nes,and,
therefore,thereentinthela.”
s.esaid,”shekneuchbetter;thatshehadknown
servantsveryseverelypunishedforaffrontiers;”and
thennadacertainjusticeofthepealondon,”who,”she
said,”taservanttobrideeaster
orstressdesiredit.”
”likeenough,”criesthesquire;”itybesoinlondon;butthelaw
isdifferentiry.”herefolloe
bethebrotherandsisterhelahwewould
i,ifaginednyofourreadersulduandit.this
lengthreferredbybothpartiestotheclerk,who
deagistrate;ands.ehe
end,obligedtoherselfhthesatisfaofhavinghonour
tuedaohsophiaherselfveryreadilyandcheerfully
ed.
thusfortuerhavingdivertedherself,a,
atterstothe
advantageofourheroine;irablywellinher
deceit,nsideringithefirstshehadeverpractised.and,to
saythetruth,ihaveoftennankind
uselves
toincurtheguilt,orthoughtiththeirotakethe
trouble.
honouraostperfe.shenosoonersaw
herselfsecurefrolldangerofbridehhadraised
sthorribleideasinhernd,thansheresudthoseairshher
terrorsbeforehadalittleabated;andlaiddohas
pt,aswasever
prauchgreateriortance.
ifthereaderpleases,therefore,hertosayshe
resignedous
expressiouedout,ortuedaway.
.eorderedhertobeveryexpeditiousinpag;forhis
sisterdeclaredshee
roofpudentaslut.tohereforeshe,andthat
soeaestly,thateverythingheevening;when,
havingreceivedherothegreat
satisfaorethanofsophiwho,
havingappointedheridtoetheratacertainplaotfar
frohehouse,exactlyatthedreadfulandghostlyhouroftwelve,
begantoprepareforheroure.
butfirstsheogivetheone
toheraunt,ahertoherfather.intheses.e
herselfbegantotalktoherinareperetorystilethanbefore;
butherfathertreatedherinsoviolentandeousahat
hefrighteoaedpliancehhish
sohighlypleasedthegoodsquire,thathegedhisfroo
sles,andhisnaises:hevoas
ihatherforsohenstruedthewords,”you
knoustnot,nor,refusetoobeyany
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