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www.lizi.tw栗子小说 m.lizi.twsjustrried,andgohatinghohher
husband;andthatsheahertogetherhadalststriptthe
poornofallhisgoods,asoney;forthoughhehadseveral
children,hisdaughteronly,othersfavourite,he
objeourofthisonechildshe
hpleasurehavesacrificedalltherest,andherhusbandinto
thebargain.
thoughjonespany,andwould
havepreferredbeingaloheuldthe
iortuhehoquaker;oredesirousof
sitting,froavingrerkedthelancholyhappeared
bothinhisuntenandbehaviour;andhepoorquaker
thoughthisionghtinsoasurerelieve.
aftertheyhadpastsotitogether,insuerthat
hofriendghthavethoughthielfatoneofhissilent
etings,thequakerbegantobevedbysospiritorother,
probablythatofesad
disasterhathbefallepraybeoffort.perhapsthouhast
lostafriend.ifso,thoustal.andwhy
shouldestthougrieve,houknothygriefhy
friendnogoodyselfhave
sorroostprobablygreatersorrohoughi
haveaclearestateofl100ayear,uchasi,and
ihaveansy
nstitutionissoundandstrong,andthereisnondenda
debtof,noraccuseofaninjury;yet,friend,ishouldbe
niserableasself.”
herethequakerendedhadeepsigh;andjonespresently
ansverysorry,sir,foryourunhappiness,everisthe
occasionofit.””ahfriend,”repliedthequaker,”oneonly
daughteristheoccasion;oneygreatestdelightupon
earth,and,andisrried
against.ihadprovidedherapropertanand
oneofsubstashe,forsooth,huseforherself,andaway
sheisgonehayoungfellohagroat.ifshehadbeen
dead,asisupposethyfriendis,ishouldhavebeenhappy.””that
isverystrange,sir,”saidjones.”bebetterfor
hertobedead,thantobeabeggar”repliedthequaker:”for,asi
toldyou,thefellohagroat;andsurelysheot
expectthatishallevergiveherashilling.no,asshehath
rriedforlove,letherliveonloveifshe;lethercarryher
lovetorket,andseeheraosilver,or
evenintohalfpence.””youkno,sir,”said
jones.”itsthavebeen,”ntihequaker,”aloated
se:fortheyhaveknotheir
infandialainstlove,andtoldhera
thousandtisoverithe
e,andtodespiseallonness
oftheflesh;alastbrokeoutatawopairof
stairs:fan,indeed,alittletosuspecther,andhadlocked
heruparried
heruptoliking.butshedisappointedhinafewhours,and
escapedae,for
theyarriedandbeddedandallhinanhour.butitshallbe
theboththaevertheydid;fortheyy
starve,,orstealtogether,for.iherof
thefarthing.”herejoartingupcried,”ireallystbe
excused:ie.””e,e,friend,”saidthe
quaker,”dontgiveonce.youseethereareotherpeople
serablebesidesyourself.””iseetherearedn,andfools,and
villainsintheegiveyouapieceof
advice:sendforyhterandsoninlae,anddontbe
yourselftheonlyiserytooneyoupretendtolove.””send
forherandherhusbandho”criesthequakerloudly;”iwould
soonersendforthetiesihaveintheworld””well,
gohoyourself,oo
longerinsuy.””nay,friend,”anshequaker,”is
toiosepanyonanyone.”hetheopullneyfrobr >
hispoeviolen.
thesubjectofthequakersdisursehadsodeeplyaffected
johathestaredveryehis
thequakerhadobserved,andthis,addedtotherestofhisbehaviour,
inspiredhobroadbrianionwasin
realityoutofhissenses.insteadofresentingtheaffront,
therefore,thequakerovedpassionforhisunhappy
circes;andhavingnicatedhisopiniontothelandlord,he
desiredhiotakegreaththe
highestcivility.
”indeed,”saysthelandlord,”ishallusenosuchcivilitytowards
hiforitsee,forallhislacedore
agehanself,butapoorparishbastard,bredupatagreat
squiresaboutthirtylesoff,andofdoorsnot
foodtobesure.ishallgethiutofhouseassoonas
possible.ifidolosereing,thefirstlossisalhe
best.itisnotaboveayearagothatilostasilverspoon.”
”dostthoutalkofaparishbastard,robin”anshe
quaker.”thoustcertaiakeninthyn.”
”notatall,”repliedrobin;”theguide,verywell,
toldit.”for,iheguidehadnosooakenhisplaceat
thekitfire,thanheacquaihepanyhallhe
kneongjones.
thequakerhisfellohebirthandlow
fortuneofjohanallpassionforhianished;andtheho
plainnefiredhnolessindignationthanadukewould
havefeltatresuchaperson.
thelandlordhielfnceivedanequaldisdainfuest;so
thathebellioretiretobed,hewas
acquaihatheuldhavehere.besidesdisdainofthe
annditionofhisguest,robiainedviolentsuspiof
hisiions,efavourable
opportunityofrobbingthehouse.iy,heghthavebeen
veryheseapprehensions,bytheprudeions
ofhiser,whohadalre
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