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selfabook.””abook”cries
benjan;”e
illoquia,ovidde
tristibus,gradusadpaassuandinenglishihaveseveralofthe
bestbooks,thoughsooftherealittleto;butihaveagreat
partofstoeofpopeshor;thethird
voluofthespeeofechardsron
history;theasakeis;andtwo
volusoftorownsworks.”
”thoselast,”criesjones,”arebooksineversaw,soifyou
pleaselehosevolus.”thebarberassuredhie
ertained,forhelookedupohortohave
beehegreateststhateverthenationproduced.hethen
steppedtohishouse,diatelyretued;
afterhebarberhavingreceivedverystrijunsof
secrecyfroones,andhavingsaintainit,they
separated;thebarbere,andjoiredtohischaer.
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ihetalentsof.benjanear,aswellas
hisextraordinarypersonwas
intheingjonesgretleuneasyatthedesertionofhis
surgeon,asheapprehendedsoinnvenienight
attedressinghereforeofthedrawer,
ethinthatneighbourhood.the
dra,thereoften
refusetoben;
”but,sir,”sayshe,”ifyouyadvian
inthekingdoandoyourbusinessbetterthanthebarberwhowas
tobeoheablestnata
allthisneighbourhood.forthoughhehathnotbeenhere
abovethreenths,hehathdoneseveralgreatcures.”
thedrain,whobeing
acquaintedinself
agly,andattended;buthsodifferentanairandaspect
frohat,thathe
uldscarcebeknoeperson.
”so,tonsor,”saysjones,”ifindyouhaveretradesthanone;how
ofthislastnight””asurgeon,”answered
benjan,hgreatgravity,”isaprofession,notatrade.the
reasonacquaintyoulastnightthatiprofessedthis
art,hatithenncludedyouhehandsofanother
gentlen,andineverlovetointerfereybrethrenintheir
business.arsoibusnis.butnow,sir,ifyouplease,iwill
iyourhead,andy
opinionofyourcase.”
joneshadfaithinthisnewprofessor;however,hesuffered
hioopenthebaolookathishassoonas
hehaddone,benjaogroanandshakehisheadviolently.
uponanner,bidhiotplaythefool,
buttellhin.”shalliansweryouas
asurgeon,orafriend”saidbenjan.”asafriend,and
seriously,”saidjones.”ysoul,”criesbenjan,
”itbeingwell
afteraveryfeetoapplyso
salveofne,ihesuccess.”jonesgavehis,
andtheplaisterrdingly.
”there,sir,”criesbenjan:”noe
forrself;butanisobligedtokeepupsodignityinhis
unteheseoperations,ortheworld
ittobehandledbyhiyoutigine,sir,ofhow
sequenceagraveaspectistoagravecharacter.abarber
ykeyoulaugh,butasurgeonoughtrathertokeyoucry.”
”.barber,or.surgeon,or.barbersurgeon,”saidjones.
”odearsir”ansin,interruptinghi”infandu
regina,jubesrenovaredoloreyoureindthatcruel
separationoftheunitedfrateities,sochtotheprejudiceof
bothbodies,asallseparationsstbe,agtotheoldadage,
visunitafortior2;eof
oneoroftheotherfrateityonstrue.ablow
e,yoever
nayoupleasetobecalled,”ntinuedjones,”youcertainlyareone
oftheoddest,sticalfelloetusthave
sothingverysurprizinginyourstory,ustnfessihave
arighttohear.””ido,”ansin,”andwill
veryreadilyacquaintyouhit,leisure,
foriproseyouite.”joold
hiheuldneverbereatleisurethanatpresent.”well,
then,”saidbenjan,”ifirstienthe
door,thaterruptus.”hedidso,andthennair
tojones,said:”istbeginbytellingyou,sir,thatyouyourself
havebeenthegreatesteneieverhad.”jole
startledatthissuddendey,sir”sayshe,
udsostenessinhislook.”nay,benotangry,”said
benjan,”foriproseyouiaot.youareperfectlyiof
havingintendedanyhenaninfant:butishall,
ibelieve,unriddleallthisthentintionna.didyou
neverhear,sir,oforidge,hehonourofbeied
yourfather,andthesfortuneofbeingruihathonour””i
have,indeed,heardofthatpartridge,”saysjones,”andhavealways
believedselftobehisson.””
thatpartridge;butihereabsolveyoufrollfilialduty,fori
doassureyou,youarenosonofne.””how”repliedjones,”and
isitpossiblethatafalsesuspishouldhavedraheill
nsequencesuponyou,tooed”itis
possible,”criesbenjan,”foritisso:butthoughitisnaturalfor
ntohateeventheinno
ofadifferentteer.ihavelovedyoueversinceiheardofyour
behaviourtoblanvinced,frobr >
thisextraordiing,thatyouarebotokeandsfor
allihavesufferedonthatat.besides,idrea,thenight
beforeisabledoverastoolyself;
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