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正文 第127节 文 / [英]亨利·菲尔丁

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    ”thetioftheassizessodiovedbyhabeas

    rpustooxford,edcertainnviand

    ion;but,togreatsurprize,noneappearedagainst,and

    itheendthesessions,dischargedforofprocecution.in

    short,

    otiveiagnorant,haddeednghielfany

    fartherintheaffair.”

    ”perhaps,”criespartridge,”hedidnotcaretohaveyourbloodupon

    hishands;heherightont.ifanypersonohanged

    uponevidence,ishouldneverabletoliealoerwards,for

    fearofseeinghisghost.”

    ”ishallshortlydoubt,partridge,”saysjones,”herthouart

    rebraveoraylaughat,sir,ifyouplease,”

    ansridge;”butifyoustoryhi

    ayge

    youropinion.intheparishould

    silencedhibutthestraercededthatheghtbepertted

    totellhisstory,andiiprosedtorellectthe

    reinderofhisown.

    partridgethenproceededthus:”intheparishwhereiwasbo,

    therelive**rrees

    franarschoolh

    hieerheintoovidsepistles,andheuld

    nstrueyouthreeliogethersotishoutlookingintoa

    diary.besidesallthis,heissed

    churchosundays,andsingersin

    theuch,

    andthatetotheghost,”

    soonenough,”

    ansustknoerbridlelosta

    re,asorrelohebestofrerandsoitfell

    outthatthisyoungfrancisshortlyafterafairat

    hindon,andasithiheday;and

    beingasheeetbutanuponhis

    fathersre.frankcalledoutpresently,stopthief;anditbeingin

    theddleofthefair,itpossible,youknoanto

    kehisesandcarriedhieforethe

    justice:ireeriticewilloughby,ofnoyle,averyhy

    goodgentlen;aedhioprison,andboundfrankina

    regnisahinktheycallitahardpoundedofreand

    gnos;butitdiffersinitsaningfroheuseofthesile,as

    nyotherpoundsdo.ylordjustice

    pagetoholdtheassizes;andsothefelloashadup,frankwas

    hadupforaobesure,ishallneverfetthefaceofthe

    judge,hehadtosayagainstthe

    prisoner.hedepoorfranktreleandshakeinhisshoes.well

    you,fell

    andhaspeakout.but,houedaltogetheras

    civiltofrank,aothuhefellow;andwhenhe

    askedhifhehadanythingtosayforhielf,thefellowsaid,he

    hadfoundthehorse.ayanshejudge,thouartalucky

    felloravelledthecircuitthesefortyyears,andnever

    foundahorseiilltellthee,friend,thou

    reluckythanthoudidstknohoudidstnotonlyfinda

    horse,butahaltertoo,iprosethee.tobesure,ishallnever

    fettheheverybodyfellalaughing,ashoould

    theyhelpitnay,andtade,

    reeoethingabouthisskillinhorsefleshh

    deallthefolkslaugh.tobecertain,thejudgesthavebeena

    verybraven,asanofchleaing.itisindeed

    gsporttoheartrialsuponlifeah.ohingiown

    thoughtalittlehard,thattheprisonersunselsufferedto

    speakforhithoughhedesiredonlytobeheardoneveryshortword,

    lord,thoughhesufferedaunsellorto

    talkagainsthiorabovehalfanhour.ithoughtithard,iown,

    thatthereshouldbesonyofthelord,a,and

    thejury,andtheunsellors,andthenesses,allupononepoor

    n,aooins.hefelloobe

    sureituldbenootherouldneverbeeasy

    aboutit.heneverhedarkalofanciedhesahe

    fello.””histhystory”criesjones.”no,

    no,”ansereiaustnow

    ingtothetter;foronenight,ingfrohealehouse,ina

    long,narro;andthe

    spirite,felluponfrank;andfrank,urdy

    lad,felluponthespiritagain,aheyhadatusseltogether,

    andpoorfrankadeashiftatlast

    crae;buththebeating,andhthefright,he

    layillaboveafht;andallthisisstcertainlytrue,and

    theoit.”

    thestrangersledatthisstory,andjonesburstintoaloudfit

    oflaughter;uponaylaugh,sir;

    andsodidsoothers,particularlyasquire,houghttobeno

    betterthana;h,becausethereha

    elaheing,wouldfain

    haveitthatthebattlehat,asifacalfwould

    setuponan.besides,franktoldhekobeaspirit,

    anduldsinanyurtinchristendoandhehadnot

    drankaboveaquartortatterofliquor,attheti.

    ludhaverdippingourhandsin

    blood,isay”

    ”r.partridgehath

    finishedhisstory,andihopeureinterruption,

    ifyouedhisnarration;but

    ashehathtakehforahinkpriveittoour

    reader,andshallthereforeputaothischapter.

    chapter12

    inanofthehillntinueshishistory

    ”ihadnoyliberty,”saidthestranger;”butihad

    lostreputation;forthereisahecaseof

    aneinaurtofjustidof

    hiedinhiso,andintheopinionofthe

    people.iyguilt,and

    ...
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