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    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twpardon;forwhena

    gentlenofyuretravelsaysuppose

    hiobe,aso,andperhapsioughtnotto

    haventionedyoua.””ioexpectto

    havebeenso;yet,for

    particularreasons,ishallbeobligedtoyouifyouention

    natoanyotherpersontilliaonefroence.””pauca

    verba,”anshebarber;”andiherherekne

    self;forsopeoplehavetongues;butiproseyouikeepa

    secret.evirtue.””ahatisnot

    ther.barber,”answeredjones.

    ”alassir,”repliedbenjan,”nonsilenu.i

    ostof

    tialen,andthoughisayit,iuandsothingentility.andifyouhadthoughtashyofyournfidenceas

    youhavesootherpeople,ishouldhavesho

    aseeinapublic

    kitepeoplehavenotusedyouwell;for

    besideskingapubliationofofa

    quarrelbethy,theyaddedliesof

    theirreatly,”yin,”i

    tellthetruth,anditellyousure

    itvedtohearthestory,andihopeitisallfalse;fori

    haveagreatrespectforyou,idoassureyouihave,andhavehad

    eversihegoodnatureyoushooblackgee,hwas

    talkedofallovertheuntry,andireceivedthaerabout

    it.ideyoubelovedbyeverybody.youe,

    therefore;foritadeaskny

    questions;forihaveilove

    goodnatureandthencebecaarisabundae.”

    thereaderostofostleaed

    ofbarbers”says.

    everyprofessionoffriendshipeasilygaihthe

    serable;itisnoherefore,ifjones,who,besideshisbeing

    serable,elyopeed,veryreadilybelievedallthe

    professionsofbenjan,ahescraps

    oflatin,soofinappliedproperlyenough,thoughit

    didnotsavourofprofoundliterature,seedyettoindicate

    sothingsuperiortoanbarber;andsoindeeddidhiswhole

    behaviour.johereforebelievedthetruthofhehadsaid,

    astohisinalandeduuch

    ey,hesaid,”sinyfriend,soy

    affairs,andseeodesiroustokh,ifyouwillhave

    patieohearit,iyouoftheience”

    criesbenjan,”thatihechapterwasneversolong;and

    iaerye.”

    jonesheory,fettingonlya

    circeortely,everythinghatdayin

    andendedhhisresolutiontogo

    tosea,tilltherebellionihhaddehihangehis

    purpose,andhadbroughthiotheplawas.

    littlebenjaion,neveronce

    interruptedthenarrative;buthelp

    ,thattherestbesurelysothingreiedbyhis

    enees,andtold.all,oodanwould

    neverhavedisssedonehehadlovedsotenderly,insuer.

    toednotbutsuchvillanousartshad

    beendeuseoftodestroyhi”

    andsurelyitaking

    thesarerkjones

    onesinglecirceuponned;forhisas

    nohoseinjuriouslightsinheyhadbeen

    srepreseoallentionthosenyfalse

    aetotipreferredagainsthibr >

    toallselfacquainted.hehad

    likeittednyterialfahis

    preseion.uponthehingnopearedin

    sualiceitselfwouldhave

    foundittertofixanyblauponhi

    notthatjonesdesiredtoncealortodisguisethetruth;nay,

    heoreunohavesufferedanysuretofall

    on.all,thanonhisoionsfor

    deservingit;but,iy,soithappened,andsoitalwayswill

    happen;forletanbeneversohoheatofhisown

    nductself,besoveryfavourable,thathis

    vicesepurifiedthroughhislips,and,likefoulliquorswell

    strained,heirfoulnessbehind.forthoughthefacts

    theelvesyappear,yetsodifferentotives,

    circes,andnsequences,antellshisoory,and

    ytellsit,thathefactsto

    beohesa.

    thoughthebarberhaddrankdohisstreedyears,hewas

    isfied.therestancebehindhhis

    curiosity,ldasitosteagerlylongedfor.joneshad

    ntiohefaour,andofhisbeingtherivalofblifil,

    buthadeoftheyounglady.thebarber,

    therefore,aftersohesitation,andnyhuandhahs,atlast

    beggedleavetocravethenaofthelady,obethe

    prinisont,and

    thensaid,”sin

    afraid,heaisbeetoopublickalreadyonthisoccasion,i

    you.heaissophiae.”

    ”prohdeutquehonuidequireehathadaughtergrown

    aan””ay,andsu,”criesjohattheworld

    atoeyeeversahingsobeautiful;butthatisher

    leastexcellence.susesuchgoodnessoh,iuldpraiseher

    forever,ashouldothalfhervirtues””.ea

    daughtergroeerthefatheraboy;

    pusedaxreru”

    ti,thedevourerofallthings.

    theahebarberpressedveryeagerlyto

    behisbottle;butjonesabsolutelyrefused,saying,”hehadalready

    drahanheought:andthathenohos

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