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正文 第149節 文 / [英]亨利•菲爾丁

    栗子網  www.lizi.tw台灣小說網  www.192.tw台灣小說網  www.192.twingintotheroos.ersfellupohe

    utstvirulence,saying,”shethoughtherselfinasoberinn,andnot

    inabathatasetofvillainshadbrokeintoher

    roohauponherhonour,ifnotuponherlife;and

    both,shesaid,oher.”

    thelandladynoaninbed

    haddonebefore.shecried,”shehatthereputation

    ofherhouse,terly

    destroyed.”then,tuingtothen,shecried,”,inthedevils

    na,isthereasonofallthisdisturban”

    fitzpatrick,hangingdotteda

    stake,forilyaskedpardon,”airedh

    hisuntryn.jones,issedthehint

    givenhiyhisfairone,boldlyasserted,”thathehadruntoher

    assistanceuponhearingthedoorbrokeopen,hdesignheuld

    notnceive,unlessofrobbingthelady;heyintended,

    hesaid,hehadthegoodfortuoprevent.””ineverhadarobbery

    ttedinhousesinceihavekeptit,”criesthelandlady;”i

    ehe

    e

    tohouse;andithankgoodluck,ihavealh

    anyasiuldeain.herehathbeen

    lord,”andthensherepeatedoveraesandtitles,

    nyofight,perhaps,beguiltyofabreachofprivilegeby

    iing.

    joerchpatielengthinterruptedher,bykingan

    apologytos.ers,forhavingappearedbeforeherinhisshirt,

    assurihatnothingbutanceforhersafetyuldhave

    prevailedonhiodoit.”thereaderyinforielfofher

    ansotheendofthese,

    bynsideriuatiobeingthatofa

    destlady,enin

    herchaer.this;and,

    indeed,sheexecuteditsohatnoneofourtheatricalactresses

    uldexances,eitheronoroffthe

    stage.

    andhehink,ayveryfairlydraent,toprove

    hoelynaturalvirtueistothefairsex;for,thoughthere

    isnot,perhaps,oenthousandakingagood

    actress,andevenangthesewowhoareequallyable

    topersohesacharacter,yetthisofvirtuetheyall

    adrablyon;andashoseindividuals

    not,asthoseostdegreeof

    perfe.

    enher

    fear,reveredlikeheranger,andspokeiler

    atstothelandlady,soreadilyquitherncefor

    thereputationofthehouse,infavourofo

    hepersonsunderherroof;butthe

    ladystopthershort,andhavingabsolutelyacquittedherofhaving

    hadanyshareidisturbance,beggedtobelefttoher

    repose,olestedduringthe

    reihenight.uponuchcivility

    andnyurtsies,tookherleave.

    chapter3

    adialoguebetberid,properto

    bereadbyallinnkeepersandtheirservants;hthearrival,and

    affablebehaviourofabeautifulyounglady;ayteachpersons

    ofnditionhoayacquiretheloveofthewholeworld

    thelandlady,reeringthatsusanhadbeentheonlypersonoutof

    bedhedooropeedpresentlytoher,to

    enquireintothefirstoccasionofthedisturbance,ashe

    stralenhearrived.

    susaedtheoryhereaderknowsalready,

    varyihonlyinsocirces,asshesa,

    andtotallyncealingtheneywhereas

    herstresshad,intheprefau

    passionforthefrightheladyhadbeeninngany

    intendeddepredationsonhervirtue,susanuldnothelpendeav

    toquiettheressseedtobeuhat

    at,bysherbed.

    thelandladyfellintoaviolentrageatthesewords.”alikely

    story,truly,”criedshe,”thataanshouldcryout,and

    endeavourtoexposeherself,ifthathecaselidesiretoknow

    betterproofanyladygiveofhervirtuethanhergout,

    ypeopleessforhershedidibeg,

    dayouyguests;forit

    ,butuponthehouse;andiaureno

    vagabonds,norehere.”

    ”ustnotbelieveowneyes.””no,

    iyounotalistress;”ihave

    believedosuchgoodgentlefolks.ihavenothada

    bettersupperorderedthishalfyearthantheyorderedlastnight;and

    soeasyandgoodhuuredhey,thattheyfoundnofaulth

    pagne;andtobe

    sureitisaseasthebestchaagnein

    thekingdoother;andtheydrank

    tofsuchsober

    goodsortofpeople.”

    susahussilenced,herstressproceededtoother

    tters.”andsoyoutell,”ntinuedshe,”thatthestrange

    gentlenanhoutthehorses;why,

    then,heiscertainlysoofyentlefolkstoo.whydid

    notyouaskhierhedhaveanysupperithinkheisinthe

    entlensroogoupandaskherhecalled.perhapshell

    ordersothingirringinthehousetodress

    it.notanyofyourusualblunders,bytellinghihe

    firesout,aton,

    dontblaboutthatcher,iknow,killeda

    sheepjustbeforeitobed,andheneverrefusestocutitup

    eertheresallsortsofttonand

    foen,dyecallandiftheysay

    nothing,askhishonourohaveforsupperdont

    fethisho;ifyoudontndallthese

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