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    ahoinhispocket;dn,ifeverieatit,ifidontbu

    it.andtheresrderius,anotherdndsonofahathath

    gotnyaflogging.”

    ”thenyouhavebeenatsr.northerton”saidthelieutenant.

    ”ay,dn,havei,”ansyfatherfor

    sendingthithertheoldputakeaparsonof,but

    dn,thinksitoself,illnickyouthere,oldcull;thedevil

    ase.theresjey

    oliver,int,henarroptoo,and

    thateifheisnotone

    oftheprettiestfellohehefartherthan

    iyeitherenorread.”

    ”yougiveyourfriendaverygoodcharacter,”saidthelieutenant,

    ”andaverydeservedone,idaresay.butprithee,northerton,leave

    offthatfoolishasofswearing;foryouare

    deceived,iproseyou,ifyouthinkthereisorpolitenessin

    it.iyadviddesistfrobusingthe

    es,andrefleen,

    stbealifiable;butespeciallyso,hrownonso

    sacredafun;fortoabusethebodyistoabusethefun

    itself;aoyoutojudgehoentsuchbehaviouris

    innofightindefeheprotestantreligion.”

    .adderly,eoftheotherensign,hadsat

    hithertokighisheelsandhuingatune,ingto

    listentothedisurse;henoonsieur,onneparle

    pasdelareligiondanslaguerre.””k,”cries

    northerton:”iflareligioheparsonsshould

    fighttheiroe.”

    ”idontknoen,”saidjones,”aybeyouropinion;

    butithinknongageinanoblercausethanthatofhis

    religion;andihaveobserved,ileihavereadofhistory,

    thatnosoldiershavefoughtsobravelyasthosewhohavebeen

    inspiredyoyking

    anduntry,ihope,asaninit,yettheprotestant

    iisnoslltivetobeingavoluhecause.”

    northertonnoslily,”ske

    theprig,adderly,skehi”thentuingtojones,saidtohi

    ”iaeryglad,sir,youhaveenttobeavolunteer

    in;forifourparsonshouldatanytitakeauch,ifind

    yousupplyhisplace.ipresu,sir,youhavebeenatthe

    uy;yicravethefavourtoknollege”

    ”sir,”anshaviheuy,i

    haveevenhadtheadvantageofyourself,forischool.”

    ”ipresud,”ationofyour

    greatleaing.””ohsir,”ansisaspossiblefora

    ntokhinghouthavischool,asitisto

    havebeenatschoolandtoknohing.”

    ”yword,

    northerton,youhadbetterlethilone;forheoohard

    foryou.”

    northertondidnotveryofjones;buthe

    thoughttheprovocationtojustifyablow,or

    arascal,orsundrel,heoeesthatsuggested

    theelves.heherefore,silentatpresent;butresolvedtotake

    thefirstopportunityofretuibyabuse.

    ithetuof.joogiveatoast,asitis

    called;ntioninghisdearsophia.thishe

    didtherereadily,asheigiutterlyiossiblethatany

    oshouldguesstheperso.

    butthelieutenant,aster,edh

    sophiaonly.hesaid,hesthavehersiuponhjones

    hesitatedalittle,alyafteadsssophiae.

    ensignnorthertondeclaredhee

    roundebodyhforher.”iknew

    onesophye,”sayshe,”thathbyhalftheyoung

    felloean.”jonesvery

    solelyassuredhifthentrary;assertingthattheyoungladyhe

    nadfashionandfortune.”ay,ay,”saystheensign,

    ”andsosheis:dn,itisthesaan;andillholdhalfa

    dozenundy,torebrio

    panyhusatanytaveinbridgesstreet.”hethenproceededto

    describeherpersolyforhehadseenherhheraunt,and

    ncludedhsaying,”thatherfatherhadagreatestatein

    sorsetshire.”

    thetendeessofloversillbrooktheleastjestinghthe

    nasoftheirstresses.hohoughhehadenoughofthe

    loverandoftheheroetooinhisdisposition,didthese

    slandersashastilyas,perhaps,heoughttohavedoosaythe

    truth,havilittleofthiskindof,hedidnot

    readilyuandit,andforalongtiigined.northertonhad

    reallystakeher.butnouingtothe

    ensigher

    subjectforyouriseyouiingh

    thisladyseifever

    ioreiiorehad

    bothherandherauntatbath.””thenisttellyoui,”

    ostiudentrascalsupon

    earth.”

    hehadnosoonerspokenthesehantheensign,together

    havolleyofcurses,dischargedabottlefullattheheadof

    jones,alittleabovetherighttele,brought

    hinstantlytotheground.

    thenquerorperotionlessbeforehiand

    bloodbeginningtoflohiswound,begannow

    tothinkofquittingthefieldofbattle,orehonourwas

    tobegotten;butthelieutenantinterposed,bysteppingbeforethe

    door,andthuscutoffhisretreat.

    northertonportuhelieutenantforhisliberty;

    urgingtheillnsequen,heuld

    havedoneless”zounds”sayshe,”iihefellow.

    ineverheardanyharfssylife.””havenotyou”

    saidthelieutenant;”thenyourichlydeservetobehanged,aswell

    fsuchjests,asforusingsuchay

    prisoner,sir;norshallyoustirfroence

    ...
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