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    forthepriny

    landlord,thathehielfedinthatoffice.hethen

    dendedhisbillets,togetherugofbeer,andplaining

    itselfbeforethekitfire.

    .joingthepoordistressedlady,

    doatablei,andleaningherheadupon

    heraroaninghersfortunes;butlestfairreaders

    shouldbeinpainngaparticularcirce,ithinkproper

    heretoaabove

    stairs,shehadsohapillohshe

    therefound,thatherregardtodetheleast

    violatedbythepresenanynas.

    ohesoldiersnouptotheserjeant,andwhispered

    sothinginhisear;uponedfastlyfixedhiseyesonthe

    lady,andhavinglookedatherfoearanute,hecauptoher,

    saying,”iaskpardon,dabutiaertainiaotdeceived;

    youbenootherpersonthancaptainersslady”

    thepooran,distresshadverylittleregarded

    thefaceofanyperso,nosoonerlookedattheserjeant

    thanshepresentlyrellectedhiandcallinghiyhisna,

    ansagio

    be;”butadded,”ieinthisdisguise.”to

    uchsurprizedtoseeher

    ladyshipinsuchadress,andeacthadhappeo

    her.””ana

    highlyobligedtothisgentlen”pointingtojohatit

    afatalohatiaoentionit.””everthe

    gehdone,”criestheserjeant,”iaurethecaptain

    akehindsforit;andifibeofanyservice,your

    ladyshipynd,andishallthinkselfveryhappytohave

    itinpoayanyone,

    foriknoforit.”

    thelandlady,thestairsallthatpastbethe

    serjeantailydolyup

    tantoaskpardonfortheoffencesshehadtted,

    beggingthatallghtbeiutedtoignoranceofherquality:for,

    ”ludda”saysshe,”hoagihataladyof

    yourfashionsure,daifi

    hadoncesuspectedthatyourladyshipwasyourladyship,iwould

    soonerhavebutto,thanhavesaidihavesaid;

    andihopeyourladyshipofagoillyouget

    yourohs.”

    ”prithee,an,”sayss.pertinence:how

    agineishouldnceselfaboutanythinges

    frohelipsofsuchlosurprizedat

    yourassurahinking,afterispast,thationdesd

    toputonanyofyourdirtythings.iure,i

    haveaspiritabovethat.”

    herejoerfered,andbeggeds.erstivethe

    landlady,andtoaccepthergoustnfess,”crieshe,”our

    appearan;andiabr >

    andidof

    regardtothereputationofherhouse.”

    ”yes,upontrulyanspeaksvery

    chlikeagentlen,andiseeveryplainlyisso;andtobecertain

    thehouseisobeahouseofasgoodreputationasany

    ontheroad,andthoughisayit,isfrequentedbygentryofthe

    bestquality,bothirishandenglish.idefyanybodytosayblackis

    eye,forthattter.and,asiwassaying,ifihadknownyour

    ladyshiptobeyourladyship,iyfingersas

    haveaffrontedyourladyship;buttrulyeandspend

    theirney,iaothattheyshouldbesdalizedbyaset

    ofpoorshabbyvern,that,orelicethan

    neybehindthesuypassion,fortobe

    ;andifourjusticesdidas

    theyought,they,fortobe

    .butasforyourladyship,

    iaeartilysorryyourladyshiphathhadasfortune,andifyour

    ladyshipethehonourtoycloathstillyouget

    soofyourladyshipsoobecertaiihaveisat

    yourladyshipsservice.”

    e,orthepersuasionsof.jonesprevailed

    stons.ers,iishesufferedherselfto

    bepaylandlady,airedhthat

    goodan,ioapparelherselfinner.

    landlordiontojones,butwas

    presentlyinterruptedbythatgenerousyouth,heartily

    bythehand,andassuredhifentirefiveness,saying,”ifyou

    aresatisfied,iseyouia”andindeed,in

    onesehelandlordhadthebetterreasoisfied;for

    hehadreceivedabellyfullofdrubbingarce

    feltasingleblow.

    partridge,ethe

    pu,retuedintothekitattheinstantasterandthe

    landlordheachother.ashewasofa

    peasof

    renerksofsusansfist,

    andnyreofheails,heratherchosetobeedhhis

    fortuhelastbattlethantoendeavouratbetteringitin

    another.

    theheroicsusaedhhervictory,

    thoughithadstherablackeye,ridgehadgive

    thefirsto.bethesetherefore,aleagueruck,

    andthosehasofenohe

    diatorsofpeace.

    tters;atheserjeant,

    thoughityseeontrarytotheprinciplesofhisprofession,

    testifiedhisapprobation.”sfriendly,”saidhe;”dn

    ,ihatetoseetooherafterthey

    havehadatussel.theonlyoseeit

    outfairlyinafriendlynner,asanycallit,eitherha

    fist,orsol,agastheylike,ait

    beallover;foroeifeverilovefrieer

    thanfightingtobearl

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