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    retuedustbegtobeexned

    partridgefrohisagreeablepany,onious

    preface,havingobtaioofferhisadvice,delivered

    hielfasfollows:

    ”itis,sir,anoldsaying,andatrueohataany

    sotisleaunselfrofool;iightbe

    soboldastoofferyouadvice,eagain,

    ahesehorridabella,thesebloodyofellowswhoare

    edtosheyhavenothioeat.

    s

    thecase,antravelabroad”

    ”partridge,”criesjohouartcertainlyaward;iwish,

    therefore,thouethyself,andtroublenore.”

    ”iaskyourhonourspardon,”criespartridge;”ispokeonyour

    ayoe,heavenknoy

    sofarfroeingafraid,

    thativalueapistol,orablunderbuss,oranysuchthing,nore

    thanapopgun.everynstdieondanner

    hoayeoffora

    leg.iassureyou,sir,iylife;andso,if

    yourhonourisresolvedtogoon,iaesolvedtofollo,in

    thatcase,iightgiveopinion.tobesure,itisa

    sdalousaowalk

    afoot.noodhorsesiable,h

    thelandlordakenoscrupleoftrustingyouh;but,

    ifheshould,i;ahe

    etothe,thekingainlypardonyou,asyouare

    goingtofightinhiscause.”

    nohehoyofpartridgeohisuanding,and

    bothdealtonlyinslltters,hepteda

    rogueryofthiskind,hadhenotigialtogethersafe;forhe

    oreionofthegallohanof

    thefitnessofthings;but,iy,hethoughtheghthave

    ttedthisfelonyhoutanydanger;for,besidesthathedoubted

    notbutthenaof.allhylyquietthe

    landlord,henceivedtheyshouldbealtogethersafe,evertu

    affairsghttake;asjones,heigined,wouldhavefriendsenough

    ononeside,andashisfriendsoher.

    r.jonesfoundthatpartridgeinthisproposal,

    heveryseverelyrebukedhiandthatinsuchbitterter,that

    theotherattetedtolaughitoff,alytuedthe

    disursetoothertters;saying,hebelievedtheyhenina

    bauchadoprevehes

    froisturbinghishonourintheddleofthenight.”heyday”

    sayshe,”ibelievetheygotintoyourchaerheriwouldor

    no;forhereliestheffofohentheground.”indeed,as

    jouedtohisbedinthedark,hehadneverperceivedtheff

    onthequilt,and,inleapingintohisbed,hehadtuleditonthe

    floor.thispartridgenoookup,andoputintohis

    pocket,uffarkable,

    thatourheroeghtpossiblyhaverellectedithoutthe

    infortionannexed.buthisryputtothathardoffice;

    foratthesainstanthesahee

    uponthepaperoit.hislooksnoia

    nt,andheeagerlyuff

    here””ikhanyourhonour,”criedpartridge;”buti

    saofoheenurbed

    you,ifi.””hey”criesjones,

    juingoutofbed,andlayingholdofhisanylesoff,i

    believe,bythisti,”saidpartridge.andnoher

    enquiry,uffwas

    nootherthanthelovelysophiaherself.

    thebehaviourofjohisoccasion,histhoughts,hislooks,

    hisions,ion.after

    nybitterexecrationsonpartridge,andnotfeself,he

    orderedthepoorfelloeofhiss,torun

    dohorsesatanyrate;andaveryfeinutes

    afterhes,hehasteneddoairsto

    exeself,befiven.

    butbeforeopassedonhisarrivalinthe

    kit,itorecurtohadtherehappened

    sinasterssuons.

    theserjeantarchedoffhhisparty,hetwoirish

    gentlenarose,andcadoplainingthattheyhad

    beensooftenheheinn,thattheyhadneveronce

    beeoclosetheireyesallnight.

    theachaid,and

    ayhavehithertoncludedwasherown,

    r.king,ofbath,oneof

    theenthateverdealtinhorseflesh,and

    ndtoallourreadersravelthat

    road.byeanstheyy,perhaps,havethepleasureofridingin

    theveryadbeingdrivenbytheverya,thatis

    rerdedinthishistory.

    thea,havingbuttr.

    clathitheratavery

    derateprice.heothisbythereportofthehostler,

    orepleasedhretuingtohisfriends

    therethantoprosecutealongjouey;forthatthesaidhorsewas

    ratheratal.

    .claiediatelyclosedan,

    and,atthesati,persuadedhisfriendfitzpatricktoacceptof

    thefourthplatheach.thisnveyahesorenessofhis

    bonesdereagreeabletohihanahorse;and,beingwellassured

    ofetinghhisbath,hethoughtalittledelaywouldbe

    ofnonsequence.

    cla,uchthesharpernofthetwo,nosoonerheard

    thatthisladycafrohester,stancesh

    heleaedfrohehostler,thanitight

    possiblybehisfriendsh

    thissuspi,ofitzpatrick

    hielf.tosaythetruth,hepositionsh

    naturekesupintoo

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