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    台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw”father,therefore,begannoonstranstead

    ofodends,yaffairsperhapsalittle

    soooacrisis;buthadherettedhise,you

    agiuldhavesuffietosupportone

    .

    ”itisrethanpossiblethatthedistressiwasnowinfor

    ney,andtheiraanner,ghthave

    restoredatonystudies,hadiopened

    eyesbeforeibehisawnohopesof

    everextrigself.thishegreatartofsir

    gee,andbyplishedtheruinofny,he

    afterbs,forvying,ashecalled

    it,anofhisfortuthisabout,hewouldnowand

    thenadvanself,iosupportthecreditof

    theunfortuheansofthatvery

    credit,herievablyundone.

    ”ndbeingbytheseansgroyfortune,

    thereeditate,inorderfor

    relief.selfrderitselfbeyserious

    deliberation;andihadore

    shaful,thoughperhapslesssinful,thoughtexpelleditfroy

    head.”herehehesitatedant,andthe,”iprotest,

    sonyyearshavehisadi

    shallblushtopassover

    anythingthatghtgivehiainintherelation;butpartridge

    eagerlycriedout,”oh,pray,sir,letushearthis;ihadratherhear

    thisthanalltherest;asihopetobesaved,iention

    a,butthestranger

    prevebyproceedingthus:”ihadachuaveryprudent,frugal

    younglad,houghhehadnoverylargealloe,hadbyhis

    parsinyheapedupupyguineas,

    inhisescritore.itookthereforeanopportunityofpurloininghis

    keyfroisbreechespocket,ade

    selfsterofallhisriches:afterhiagainnveyedhis

    keyintohispocket,andunterfeitihoughineveronce

    yeyes,layiillafterhearoseandto

    prayersanexercisetoed.

    ”tirousthieves,byextreselvesto

    disveries,hoseofabolderkindescape.thusithappened

    to;forhadiboldlybrokeopenhisescritore,ihad,perhaps,

    escapedevenhissuspi;butasithatthepersonwho

    robbedhiadpossessedhielfofhiskey,hehadnodoubt,when

    hefirstssedhisney,butthathislythe

    thief.nouferiorin

    strength,andibelieveinurage,hedidnotdaretonfront

    yguilt,forfearofight

    happentohiherepairedthereforeiediatelytothe

    vicecellor,anduponsotherobbery,andtothe

    circesofit,veryeasilyobtainedaagainstonewho

    hadhroughthey.

    ”lue,ilayoutofthellegetheevening;forthat

    dayiattendedayoungladyinachaisetoney,aid

    allnight,andinourretu,theing,tooxford,itone

    ofies,ehsuffitneong

    selftoketuhorseanotherway.”

    ”pray,sir,didhentionanythingofthe”saidpartridge.

    butjonesbeggedthegeoproceedhardingany

    iertiquestions;hhedidasfollows:

    ”havingnohoughtsofretuingtooxford,the

    hingparted

    thisiiontofelepanion,onstrated

    againstit;butuponprodugdiatelyed.

    henstruckacrosstheuntry,intothegreatcesterroad,

    anddesuchhaste,thattheevening,saveone,in

    london.

    ”heplayh

    iebrought

    toanendofthatsufouslypossessed

    self.

    ”iuchhigherdegreeofdistressthan

    before:theneberedangs;

    andadeour,

    ofideratelyfond,sharedthesa

    distressesyself.toseeaanyouloveindistress;tobe

    uorelieveher,andatthesatitoreflectthatyouhave

    broughtherintothissituation,isperhapsacurseofhno

    iginationrepresentthehorrorstothosefelt

    it.””ibelieveitfroysoul,”

    thebottofheart:”hethentookthreedisorderlytus

    abouttherooandatlastbeggedpardon,andflunghielfinto

    hischair,g,”ithankheaven,ihaveescapedthat”

    ”thiscirtihegentlen,”soseverely

    aggravatedthehorrorsofpresentsituation,thattheybeca

    absolutelyintolerable.iuldy

    ouralunsatisfiedappetites,evenhuhirst,thaniuld

    subttoleaveungratifiedthestsicaldesiresofaanon

    isantlydoated,that,thoughiknehe

    stressofhalfacquaintance,ifiryinteorryher.

    butthegoodcreatureooanah

    theightthinksochtodisadvantage.andas,possibly,

    shepassiohedailyaiesusthaveperceived

    sufferonheraydistress.

    shesoon,indeed,foundanstorelievefroroublesoand

    perplexedsituation;forractedhvarious

    iionstosupplyhere

    tooneofherforrloversatoxford,byareanddiligencei

    diatelyapprehendedaogaol.

    ”hereifirstbeganseriouslytorefleisy

    forrlife;ontheerrorsihadbeenguiltyof;onthesfortunes

    yself;andonthegriefusthave

    occasiooohebestfathers.oallthesethe

    perfidyofstress,sud,thatlife,

    insteadofbeinglongerdesirable,greyabhorrence;

    andiuldhavegladlyeraceddeathasdearestfriend,ifithad

    offereditselftochoia

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