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    ”verylikely,”saysthedoctor:”ihaveknoinafever;

    anditisveryeasilyatedfor;becausetheacidityoccasionedby

    thefebriletterystilatethehediaphragand

    therebyoccasionacravingbeeasilydistinguishable

    fronaturalappetite;butthealintberrected,nor

    assilatedintochyle,andsohevascularorifices,and

    thuspto.ihinkthe

    gentleninaverydangerous

    afraidwilldie.”

    ”everynstdiesotiorother,”ansan;

    ”itisnobusinessofne.ihope,doctor,youehold

    hibut,harkee,awordinyourear;iwould

    adviseyou,beforeyouproceedtoofar,totakecareobeyour

    payster.”

    ”payster”saidthedoctor,staring;”an

    underhands,haveinot”

    ”iiginedsoasyfirst

    husbaosay,everythingisnotitlookstobe.heisan

    arrantscrub,iassureyou.hoentioned

    anythingtoyouofthetter;butithinkpeopleinbusinessoft

    aloletoherknohings.”

    ”andhaveisufferedsuchafellohis,”criesthedoctor,in

    apassion,”toinstructshallihearpractisultedbyone

    eialadihavedethisdisveryinti.i

    diately

    beruch

    violence,aaverysoundnap,intohhewas

    fallen,and,adeling

    sophia.

    ”hedoctor,inarage.”ihave

    toldyouresolutionalready,”ansh

    allheartyouhadtakeof

    thesylife.”

    ”ay,ay,”anyanhathdozedawayhislife.

    sleepisnotalorethanfood;butreer,idendof

    youforthelastti,he

    lastti,”saidjones,”iyhandsofyou,”

    eforthetroubleihave

    hadalready.tore,

    andhalfacroy.””ihope,”saidjones,”youdont

    ioleaveinthisndition.””iishall,”said

    theother.”then,”saidjones,”youhaveusedrascally,andi

    payyouafarthing.””veryhedoctor;”the

    firstlossisthebest.ylandladyanbysendingfor

    tosuchvagabonds”at,and

    hispatienttuinghielfaboutsoonreveredhissleep;buthis

    dreanatelygone.

    chapter4

    inrodueofthepleasabarbersthatwas

    everrerdedinhistory,thebarberofbagdad,orheindon

    quixote,notexcepted

    theclockhadnoanapof

    sevenhours,sochrefreshed,andinsuchperfecthealthand

    spirits,thatheresolvedtogetupanddresshielf;forh

    purposeheunloanteau,andtookoutlinen,anda

    suitofcloaths;butfirsthesliptonafroddoothe

    kitethingthatghtpacifycertaintultshe

    foundrisingach.

    etingthelandlady,heacstedherhgreatcivility,and

    asked,”heuldhavefordinner””fordinner”saysshe;”it

    isanoddtiadaytothinkaboutdihereisnothiin

    thehouse,andthefireisalstout.””usthave

    sothi,anditisalstindifferentto;for,to

    tellyouthetruth,iorehungryihen,”

    saysshe,”ibelievethereisapieceofldbuttodcarrot,

    you.””nothier,”ansishould

    beobligedtoyou,ifyouitbefried.”tohe

    landladyed,andsaid,sling,”sheso

    perost

    irresistible;besides,sheouredanatthe

    bottobutshelovedneysoch,thatshehatedeverythingh

    hadtheselanceofpoverty.

    jonesnoself,whilehisdinnerwas

    preparing,andohisorders,attehebarber.

    thisbarber,eoflittlebenjan,wasafellow

    ofgreatoddityandhuur,intosll

    innveniencies,suchasslapsintheface,kithebreech,

    brokenbones,&c.foreveryohnotua;and

    thoseselvesthesubjects

    ofit.thisvidthoughhehad

    oftensrtedforit,yetifeverhenceivedajoke,hewas

    certaintobedeliveredofit,houttheleastrespectofpersons,

    ti,orplace.

    hehadagreatnyotherparticularitiesinhischaracter,h

    ishallnotntion,asthereaderselfveryeasilyperceive

    theonhisfartheracquaintahisextraordinaryperson.

    jonesbeingiatienttobedrest,forareasonaybe

    easilyigihoughttheshaverediousinpreparing

    hissuds,andbeggedhiokehaste;toheotheranswered

    uusclesonany

    at,”festie,isaproverbhileaedlongbeforei

    evertouchedarazor.””ifind,friend,youareascholar,”replied

    jones.”apoorone,”saidthebarber,”nonoiapossus

    oes.”2”again”saidjones;”ifancyyoodatcapping

    verses.””exedignor

    honore.”3andthenproceedingtohisoperation,”sir,”saidhe,

    ”sinceihavedealtinsuds,iuldneverdisverrethantwo

    reasonsforshaving;theoogetabeard,ahertoget

    ridofone.iure,sir,itynotbelongsinceyoushaved

    froheforrofthesetives.uponword,youhavehadgood

    suaysayofyourbeard,thatitistoi

    gravior.”4”iure,”saysjohatthouartavery

    iehebarber:”i

    aoochaddictedtothestudyofphilosophy;hincillae

    lauchleainghath

    beenruin.””indeed,”saysjones,”infess,friend,youhave

    releaingth

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