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    youlloanything.”

    susaed,andsoouedhanatthatthetwentleen,”saysthe

    landlady,”inthesabedthatsiossible;theyaret

    scrubs,i;andibelieveyoungsquireallhyguessed

    right,thatthefelloeorobherladyship;for,ifhehad

    brokeopentheladysdoorhanyofthekeddesignsofa

    gentleosave

    theexpenseofasupperaohielf.theyarecertainly

    thieves,andtheirseargafterahingbutapretence.”

    inthesesureslandladydid.fitzpatrickgreatinjustice;

    forhean,thoughnothagroat;and

    though,perhaps,hehadsofeishesinhisheartaswellas

    inhishead,yetbeingasneakinggardlyfellooneof

    theiy,hean,that,whereashehad

    receivedaveryhandsofortunehhisevery

    pennyofit,exceptsolittlepittaleduponher;

    and,iopossesshielfofthis,hehadusedherhsuch

    cruelty,that,togetherhhisjealousy,he

    bitterestkind,ithadfor.

    thisgehenbeing

    chesterinoneday,egooddryblowshehad

    receivedinthescuffle,hisbo,addedtothe

    sorenessofhisnd,ithadquitedeprivedhifanyappetitefor

    eating.andbeingnoan,

    attheidsinstance,hehadstakenforhisneveronce

    eohisheadthatsheghthelessbeinthehouse,

    thoughhehaderredinthefirstpersonhehadattacked.he

    thereforeyieldedtothedissuasionsofhisfriendfroearg

    anyfartherafterherthatnight,andacceptedthekindofferof

    partofhisbed.

    thefootnandpostboydisposition.they

    orereadytoorderthanthelandladyoprovide;however,

    afterbeiyoftherealtruthofthe

    case,andthat.fitzpatrickhief,shelength

    prevailedosoldatbeforetheheywere

    deveintothekit.

    hehadbeenfirstahehurryhwehavebeforeseen;and

    posehielfagainonhispillow,a

    screechosuchaserehishatheleapt

    inasthorribleaffrightfroisbed,and,huddlingonhisclothes

    pany,

    heheardtalkingbelohekit.

    hisarrivaldetainedlandladyfroetuingtoherrest;forshe

    abouttoleavetheothertstothecareofsusan;but

    thefriendofyoungsquireallhytobesoed,

    especiallyashecalledforapintofulled.she

    iediatelyobeyed,byputtingthesaquantityofperrytothefire;

    forthisreadilyanseofeverykindofwine.

    theirishfootobed,aboywasgoing

    tofollotostayandpartakeofhis

    asterwas

    indeedafraidtoretutobedbyhielf;andashedidnotknow

    hoightlosethepanyoflandlady,hewasresolved

    tosecurethatoftheboy,ineheapprehendedno

    dangerfrohedeviloranyofhisadherents.

    andnoherpostboyatthegate;uponhsusan,

    beingorderedout,retued,introdugteninriding

    habits,oneofhatpartridgeand

    thepostboyinstantlystartedfroheirchairs,andlandladyfell

    toherurtsies,andherladyships,hgreateageess.

    theladyintherichhabitsaid,ileofgreat

    ndesadaiselfa

    feiyourkitfire,foritisreallyveryld;buti

    stinsistondisturbingnoonefroisseat.”thisokenon

    atofpartridge,reatedtotheotherendofthe

    roostruckostaentatthesplendorof

    theladysdress.indeed,shehadachbettertitletorespect

    thanthis;forsheostbeautifulcreaturesinthe

    world.

    theladyeaestlydesiredpartridgetoretutohisseat;but

    uldnotprevail.shethenpulledoffhergloves,anddisplayedto

    thefiret,except

    thatoflting.herpanion,aid,likewise

    pulledoffhergloves,anddisveredborea

    reselanldandlour,toapieceoffrozenbeef.

    ”iada”quoththelatter,”yourladyshipthinkoinganyfarthertonight.iaerriblyafraidyourladyshipwill

    notbeabletobearthefatigue.”

    ”helandlady,”herladyshipshonourever

    i.o,blessfarthertonight,ibeseech

    yourladyshipnottothinkontbut,tobesure,yourladyship

    t.ohaveforsupperihave

    ttonofallkinds,andsonicechi.”

    ”ithink,da”saidthelady,”itherbreakfast

    thansupper;butiteatanything;and,ifistay,shallonly

    liedoadayouy

    getalittlesackadeverysllandthin.”

    ”yes,da”e

    excellentehen”saysthelady.

    ”yes,antpleaseyourhonour,ihave;iychalleheuntryfor

    thatbutletbegyourladyshiptoeatsothing.”

    ”uponorsel,”anshelady;”andi

    shallbeent

    readyassoonaspossible;foriaesolvedtobeonhorseback

    againinthreehours.”

    ”helandlady,”isthereafirelityetinthe

    sorry,daallbestrooarefull.several

    peopleofthefirstqualityarenoyoung

    squire,andnyreatgentlefolksofquality.”susan

    aothewildgoose.”

    ”istress;”hedevilwould

    younotkeepsoofthebestrooforthequality,whenyouknow

    scarceadaypassesecallinghereiftheybegentlen,

    iaertain,heyknoisforherladyship,theywill

    ...
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