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www.lizi.twherster,andforhiandpartridgewas,ifpossible,ina
greaterfright.theforrofthese,however,whensheheardher
sterspeakkindlytojones,andperceivede
againtoherself;butpartridgenosoonersaan,than
thestrangenessofhisdressinfusedgreaterterrorsintothatpoor
fellothestrangedescription
theuproarthedoor.
tosaythetruth,itighthaveaffecteda
renstantndthanthatof.partridge.thispersonwasof
thetallestsize,halongbeardaseassnow.hisbodywas
ethingintotheforfa
at.hesonhislegs,andahishead,
bothposedoftheskinofsootheranils.
assoonastheoldgentlentohishouse,theoldan
beganherngratulationsonhishappyescapefroheruffians.
”yes,”criedhe,”ihaveescaped,ihankstopreserver.”
”otheblessingonhiansan,i
.ie
forlettinghin;andtobecertainishouldnothavedo,had
notiseenbytheonlight,thathean,andalst
frozeh.andtobecertainitsthavebeensogoodangel
thatsenthiither,aodoit.”
”iafraid,sir,”saidtheoldgeojohatihave
nothinginthishousehereatordrink,unlessyou
ofbrandy;ofest
excellent,ahesethirtyyears.”jones
deedthisofferinaverycivilandproperspeedthenthe
otheraskedhi”herheisthisway”
saying,”istoyselfsurprizedtoseesuchapersonasyou
appeartobe,joueyingonfootatthistiofnight.isuppose,
sir,yeheseparts;foryoudonotlooklike
oravelfarhouthorses”
”appearaislook
notofthisuntry;and
travelling,iyiscaroyself.”
”whoeveryouare,orhersoeveryoing,”anshe
oldn,”ihaveobligationstoyouu.”
”ionthatyouhavenone;for
therebenoritinhavinghazardedthatinyourservih
isetnovalue;andnothingissoibleineyesaslife.”
”iaorry,youlen,”arahatyouhave
anyreasontobesounhappyatyouryears.”
”indeediasir,”ansostunhappyofnkind.”
”perhapsyouhavehadafriend,orastress”repliedtheother.
”hoentionttodrive
todistraareenoughtodriveanynto
distra,”ansan.”ienquirenofarther,sir;
perhapsetoofaralready.”
”indeed,sir,”criesjones,”iotsureapassionhifeel
atthisinstantinthehighestdegree.youewheni
assureyou,thateverything
ehishousehathnspiredtoraisethegreatestcuriosityin
.sothingveryextraordinarysthavedeternedyoutothis
urseoflife,andihavereasontofearyourooryisnot
isfortunes.”
heretheoldgentlenagainsighed,andreinedsilentforso
last,lookilyonjones,hesaid,”ihaveread
thatagoodunteion;ifso,none
everehanyourself.ifididnotfeel
soyeaingstoanotherion,istbethe
stungratefulnsterupoh;andiaeallyisno
otherypoygratitude.”
jones,afteraation,ansitwasinhis
poextrely.ihavea
curiosity,”saidhe,”sir;needisayhouchobligedishouldbe
toyou,ifyoue
thereforetobeg,unlessanyiorainsyou,thatyou
eotiveshaveinducedyouthus
tothesoankind,andtobetakeyourselftoa
urseoflifetosuffitlyappearsyoubo”
”iscarcethilibertytorefuseyouanythingafter
an.”ifyoudesiretherefore
tohearthestoryofanunhappyoyou.indeed
youjudgerightly,inthinkingthereisnlyordinaryinthe
fortuhosesoa
paradox,orevenantradi,certainitis,thatgreat
philanthropyankind;noton
atsochoftheirprivateandselfishvices,butforthoseofa
relativekind;suchasenvy,lice,treachery,cruelty,andevery
otherspealevolehesearethevicesrue
philanthropyabhors,ahanseeandnverseh,
sheavoidssoenttoyou,you
donotappeartoohoseishouldshu;nay,
istsay,inyou,thereappearsso
parityinourfortunes:ihope,hoore
successfully.”
heresoplintspassedbet,and
theerobeginhishiste
interruptedhihisapprehensionshadno,but
soeffeained;hethereforerehe
gehatexcellentbraiohiswas
presentlybrought,andpartridgesper.
thegehen,ay
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chapter11
inanofthehillbeginstorelatehishistory
”iersetshire,calledrk,inthe
year1657.fathertheycallgentlen
farrs.hehadalittleestateofaboutl300ayearofhisown,and
rentedaateofhesavalue.heand
industrious,andsogoodahusbandn,thatheghthaveledavery
easyandfortablelife,hadnotanarrantvixenofawifesoured
hisdostistanceperhapsdehibr >
serable,itdidnotkehioor;forhenfinedhera
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