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na,innfortytotheopinionofnkind,hink,rather
oughttohonourthantobeashadofthisbuilding,asitis,orat
leastghtbede,ofrebeosocietythanalstany
otherpublicere.inaorereasonsforhis
nduorthertoningthatevening,and
nothingreinedforhiuttontrivethequodo,happeared
tobeatterofsodifficulty.
noan,thoughsoorals,was
perfectlystraightinhispersorongand
ade.hisfacetooebythegeneralityof
en,forithtolerablygoodteeth.such
akinganiressiononlandlady,whohadno
littlerelishforthiskindofbeauty.shehad,indeed,areal
passionfortheyoungn;andhearingfrohesurgeonthat
affairsogoillhthevolunteer,shesuspectedthey
ghthereafterhtheensign.having
obtaiherefore,leavetokehivisit,andfindinghina
verylanood,
therehevolunteerslife,sheproceeded
tothroehints,heotherreadilyandeagerly
takingup,theysooncathtuanding;andit
lengthagreedthattheensignshould,atacertainsignal,asd
thechiey,nigverysoonhthatofthekit,
heghtthereagaihielfdoan
opportunitybykeepiclear.
butlestourreaders,ofadifferentplexion,shouldtakethis
oningallpassionasafolly,and
peicioustosociety,entionanotherparticular
ightpossiblyhavesolittleshareinthisa.theensign
happeobeatthistipossessedofthesuffiftypounds,
pany;forthecaptainhaving
quarrelledentofhis
panytotheensign.thisney,hohoughtproperto
depositinlandladyshand,possiblybyy
thathe;
buteverhenditioainitis,thatshehadthe
neyandtheensignhisliberty.
thereaderyperhapsexpeperofthis
goodan,thathepoortiakenprisonerfora
fadiatelyhave
interposedinhisbehalf;butherithatshehadalready
exhaustedallherpassionintheaboventionedinstance,or
thatthefeaturesofthisfellothose
oftheensign,uldnotraiseit,ii,farfrobr >
beinganadvocateforthepresentprisoner,sheurgedhisguilttohis
officer,declaring,hupliftedeyesandhands,thatshe
havehadanynurdererforalltheworld.
everythingostofthepaued
againtotheirbeds;butthelandlady,eitherfrohenatural
aherfearforherplate,havingno
propensitytosleep,prevailedhtheofficers,astheyo
rehher
overaboh.
joneshadlainahispartofthe
hurryandbustlethathadpassed,ofecuriosity
tokiculars.hethereforeappliedtohisbell,hhe
rungatleasttesylandladywas
insuchhighrthpany,thatnoclapperuldbeheard
therebutheroberid,ting
togetherifoeitherdursthesitupnorsheliein
bedaloheretheyheardthebellriheywere
frightened,andasitheirplaces.
atlast,atalutervalofchat,thesoundreachedtheears
oodlandlady,ns,h
bothherservantsinstantlyobeyed.”joe,”saysthestress,”dont
youhearthegentlensbellringyougoup””itisnot
business,”ais
bettychaerids.””ifyouetothat,”ansaid,”itis
notbusioen.ihavedoindeed
sotis;butthedevilfetake
yourprealesaboutit.”thebellstillringingviolently,their
stressfellintoapassion,andshedragoup
iediately,sheaoing.”ifyoudo,
da”sayshe,”ithelpit.idoanotherservants
business.”shethenappliedherselftotheid,andendeavouredto
prevailbygentleans;butallinvaiywasasinflexibleas
joe.bothinsistedittheirbusiness,andtheydo
it.
thelieutenantthenfellalaughing,andsaid,”e,i
aothision”;auingtotheservants,
heortheirresolutioninnotgivingupthepoint;but
added,hetogotheothero
heybothagreedinaninstant,andagly.
upverylovinglyandclosetogether.heyhe
lieutenantappeasedthehofthelandlady,bysatisfyingherwhy
theyhsounogoalone.
theyretuedsoonafter,andacquaiheirstress,thatthe
sitlenbeihathespokeasheartily
asifhehathegavehisservicetothecaptain,and
shouldbeverygladofthefavourofseeinghieforeherched.
thegoodlieutenaelypliedhhisdesires,and
sittingdohthesehhad
happenedbeloakeanexaleof
thetinel.
uponthisjoedtohiheruth,alybegged
hiottopunishthepoorsoldier,”,”sayshe,
”isasioftheensignsescape,asheisanylie,
orofendeavtoioseonyou.”
thelieutenaatedafeonts,andthenanswered:”why,
asyouhaveclearedthefelloofthecharge,soitwill
beiossibletoprovetheother,becausehetheonly
indtopunishtherascalforbeinga
effecttheterrorofsuapprehension
yhaveand,tosaythetruth,hehathal
anene
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