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    liste,andthen,panion

    foriheoedsuffitlypressing,ran,orrather

    slid,dohehill,andhouttheleastapprehensionorncefor

    hisoadedirectlytothethicket,hesoundhad

    issued.

    hehaderedfarintotheost

    shogsightindeed,aanstripthalfnaked,uhehandsofa

    ruffian,hisgarterroundheedwasendeav

    todraoatree.jonesaskedionsatthisinterval,

    butfellinstantlyuponthevillain,anddesuchgooduseofhis

    trustyoakenstickthathelaidhiprahegroundbefore

    heulddefendhielf,indeedalstbeforehekacked;

    nordidheceasetheprosecutionofhisbloanherself

    beggedhioforbear,saying,shebelievedhehadsuffitlydone

    hisbusiness.

    thepoora

    thousandthanksforherdeliverance.hepresentlyliftedherup,and

    toldherhehtheextraordinaryacth

    hadsenthihitherforherrelief,probableshe

    shouldfindany;adding,thatheaveohavedesignedhis

    thehappyinstruntofherprote.”nay,”answeredshe,”i

    uldalstnegoodangel;and,tosaythe

    truth,youlookrelikeahananineye.”indeedhe

    ingfigure;andifaveryfineperson,andastely

    setoffeatures,adoedhyouth,health,strength,freshness,

    spirit,andgoodnature,keanreseleanangel,he

    certainlyhadthatreselance.

    theredeeduanangelic

    speiddleage,norhadherface

    allthe

    upperpartofherbody,herbreasts,edand

    extrelye,attractedtheeyesofherdeliverer,andforafew

    ntstheystoodsilent,andgazingateachother;tillthe

    ruffianonthegroundbeginningtove,joookthegarterh

    hadbeenintendedforanotherpurpose,andboundbothhishandsbehind

    hiandnoplatinghisface,hedisvered,greatlytohis

    surprize,andperhapsnotalittletohissatisfa,thisvery

    persoherthanensignnortherton.norhadtheensign

    fottenhisforrantagonist,hekhecato

    hielf.hissurprizeothatofjones;butinceivehis

    pleasureherlessonthisoccasion.

    joneshelpednorthertonuponhislegs,andthenlookinghibr >

    stedfastlyintheface,”ifancy,sir,”saidhe,”youdidnotexpect

    toetahistle

    expectationtofindyouhere.houne,isee,hathbroughtus

    oisfafortheinjuryi

    havereceived,evenyownknowledge.”

    ”itisverychlikeanofhonour,indeed,”aon,

    ”totakesatisfaandok.

    heracapableofgivingyousatisfahere,asihaveno

    sausgowherei

    fuishselfanofhonour

    ought.”

    ”dothitbeesuchavillainasyouare,”criesjoo

    ntahenaofhonourbyassungitbutishalleno

    tiindisursehyou.justicerequiressatisfaofyou

    noan,heaskedher,if

    shee;orifnot,hersheedh

    anyhouseintheneighbourhood,ightprocureherselfso

    detcloaths,ioproceedtoajusticeofthepeace.

    shearahatpartoftheworld.

    johenrelleghielf,said,hehadafriendnearwho

    indeed,hehisnotfollo,in

    faanofthehill,self

    dohebrohoughhehadaguninhishand,heh

    greatpatiendunncehadatteheissue.

    johensteppingan

    sittingas;hepreseedhisutst

    agility,andhsurprizingexpeditionasdedthehill.

    theoldnadvisedhiocarrytheantoupton,h,hesaid,

    heoherehewouldbesureoffuishingher

    annerofnveniences.joneshavingreceivedhisdire

    totheplaanofthehill,and,desiringhibr >

    todirectpartridgethesauedhastilytothewood.

    ourheroe,athisdeparturetokethisenquiryofhisfriend,

    hadnsidered,thatastheruffianshands,he

    an.

    besides,heknebebeyondthereachofhervoid

    uldretusoonenoughtopreventanyschief.hehadreover

    deptedtheleastinsult,he

    selfiediatelytheexe.

    butjonesunluckilyfot,thatthoughthehandsofnorthertonwere

    tied,hislegsliberty;nordidhelaytheleastinjunon

    theprisohatheshouldnotkeuseofthesehepleased.

    northertontherefore,havinggivennoparoleofthatkind,thought

    heghthoutanybreachofhonourdepart;notbeingobliged,ashe

    igined,byanyrules,toaldischarge.hetherefore

    tookuphislegs,liberty,andhroughthe

    an,whoseeyeswere

    perhapsrathertuedtohinkofhis

    escape,iveherselfaroubletopreventit.

    joherefore,athisretu,foundtheanalone.hewouldhave

    spentsotiinseargfoortherton,butshe

    perthieaestlyeingthathepahe

    tohertheyhadbeeed.”astothefelloape,”said

    she,”itgivesnouneasiness;forphilosophyandchristianity

    bothprea

    nynakednessy

    akeashadtolookyouinthefadifitfor

    thesakeofyourprote,ishouldogoalone.”

    jonesofferedherhisat;but,iknoforreason,she

    absolutelyrefusedthesteaestsolicitationstoacceptit.he

    thenbeggedhertetboththecausesofhernfusion.”h

    regardtotheforr

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