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tosecureyou.”
suasdanthadourlieutenahisensign,thatallthat
fervencyehthe
floor,atedthesaidensigntohavedrawnhis
sthelieutenant,hadhethenhadonedanglingathis
side:butallthes,the
verybeginningofthefray,ser.
northertonoattendthefinalissueofthisaffair.
thefrelenand.adderly,atthedesireoftheir
ndingofficer,hadraisedupthebodyofjones,butastheyuld
per,theyagaihibr >
fall,adderlydainghiorhavingbloodedhisat;andthe
fre:
havehearddeengliseley,laandattush
hiast.”
selftothedoor,heapplied
hielflikediatelyattending,he
dispatusqueteersandasurgeon.these
nds,togetherself
seen,notonlyproducedthesoldiers,butpresentlydrehe
landlordofthehouse,hiss,and,indeed,every
oneelseetobeintheinn.
todescribeeveryparticular,andtorelatetheion
oftheensuingse,isnotypoypens,
anduld,atonce,alltogether,asthepanynow
spoke.thereaderst,therefore,hielfost
rerkableis,andperhapsheyveryherest.
thefirstthingdonehebodyofnortherton,who
beingdeliveredintotheenharporalattheir
head,nductedfroplacehhewasverywilling
toleave,butitoaplaceherhewasvery
unsicalarethedesiresof
aition,theveryntthisyouthhadattaihe
aboventionedhonour,heeohave
retiredtosoeroftheeofitshouldnever
havereachedhisears.
itsurprizesus,andsoperhaps,itythereader,thatthe
lieutenant,aan,shouldhaveappliedhischiefcare,
rathertosecuretheoffehantopreservethelifeofthe
entionthisobservation,nothanyviewof
pretendingtoaecritic
shouldhereafterpluhielfondisveringit.wewouldhave
thesegentlenknoisoddincharactersaswellas
theelves,butitisourbusiorelatefactsastheyare;h,
isthepartoftheleaedandsagacious
readertonsultthatinalbookofnature,eeverypassage
inourranscribed,thoughenotalhe
particularpageforitsauthority.
thepanydisposition.
theysuspeheircuriosityhepersonoftheensign,
tilltheyshouldseehiereafterinareengagingattitude.at
present,theirployedaboutthe
bloodyobjethefloor;inachair,
sooodisversosytooflifeandtion.thesewereno
soonerperceivedbythepanyforjonesfirstgenerally
ncludedtobedeadthantheyallfellatooprescribingfor
hiorashephysicalorder,everyohere
tookthatoffi.
bleedingousvoiceofthe;butunluckily
thereorathand;everyohencried,”callthe
barber;”butirredastep.severalrdialswaslikewise
prescribedinthesaiiveillthelandlordordered
upatankardbeer,hatoast,he
bestrdialinengland.
thepersonprincipallyassistantonthisoccasion,iheonly
oneedlikelytodoany,helandlady:
sheeofherhair,andappliedittotheostop
theblood;shefelltopleshherhand;
andhavingexprestgreatforherhusbandsprescriptionof
beer,shedespataidstoheroforabottle
ofbrandy,of,sheprevailedon
jones,retuedtohisseodrinkaverylarge
aifuldraught.
soonafterhesurgeon,hewound,
havingshakenhishead,andbladeverythinghwasdone,
orderedhispatientinstantlytobed;inhinkproper
toleavehiotitohisrepose,andshallhere,therefore,put
aothischapter.
chapter13
ntainingthegreataddressofthelandlady,thegreatleaing
ofasurgeon,andthesolidskillincasuistryofthehy
lieutenant
heanohisbed,andthehousebegan
againtoclearupfrohehurryhisacthadoccasioned,
thelandladythusaddressedthendingofficer:”iafraid,
sir,”saidshe,”thisyoungndidnotbehavehielfaswellashe
shoulddotoyourhonours;andifhehadbeenkilled,isupposehehad
buthisdesarts:tobesure,enadtinferiorparsons
intotheirpany,theyofttokeeptheirdista,as
firsthusbaosay,feknoyown
part,iaureishouldnothavesufferedanyfellooinclude
theelvesilenspany;butithofthehadbeenan
offiehearecruit.”
”landlady,”ansistakethewhole
tter.theyoungnbehavedhielfextrelywell,andis,i
believe,achbettergehantheensign.if
theyoungfelloanostreasonto
besorryforit;forthereginte
felloy;andifheescapesfrohehands
ofjustice,bla,dathatsall.”
”ayaygoodlackaday”saidthelandlady;”ouldhave
thoftitay,ay,ay,iaatisfiedyourhonourice
done;andtobesureitofttobetoeveryolenoftnotto
killpoorfolksanhathasoultobe
saved,asters.”
”indeed,da”saidthelieutenant,”youdothevolunteerwrong:i
daresoreofagehantheoffice
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