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www.xsz.twoutintothegarden.iprotestyou
aregropossibletoliveinthe
househyou.”
”nay,nay,”ansself,
ashehadgonefroielf;”ifthatbeallthetter,it
sigysoul,ndsgavehe
fellotobefound.”hethengaveordersforthebell
tinthegarden,andsathielfedlydown.
notorethereverseofeachotherthanwere
thebrotherandsisterinstinstances;particularlyinthis,that
asthebrotheeverforesaost
sagadiatelyseeihihadhappened;
sothesistereteallyforesaadistaso
quiay
haveobservedexales:and,indeed,boththeirseveraltalentswere
excessive;for,asthesisterofteopass,
sothebrotheroftensauchrethanuallythetruth.
thisereportwas
broughtfrohegardenasbeforehadbeenbroughtfrohechaer,
thatdaophiatobefound.
thesquirehielfnoh,aoroarforththe
naofsophiaasloudly,andinashoarseavoice,asedid
herculesthatofhylas;and,asthepoettellsusthatthewholeshore
eeofthatbeautifulyouth,sodidthehouse,the
garden,andalltheneighbfieldsresoundnothingbutthena
ofsophia,inthehoarsevoien,andintheshrillpipesof
theen;edsopleasedtorepeatthebelovedsound,
that,ifthereisreallysuchaperson,ibelieveovidhathbeliedher
sex.
nothingreignedforalongtibutnfusion;tillatlastthe
squire,havingsuffitlyspenthisbreath,retuedtotheparlour,
self,h
theutstdejeinhisunteoagreatchair.
heres.ebegantoapplythefolloion:
”brother,iaorryforyniece
shouldhavebehavedherselfinannersounbeingherfaly;
butitisallyouroothankbut
yourself.youknoanner
diretrarytoadvidnohensequence.
haveinotathousandtisarguedyniece
oyouknoouldprevailuponyou;andwheni
hadtakensochpainstoeradicateherheadstrongopinions,andto
rectifyyourerrorsinpolicy,youknoyhands;
sothatihavenothingtoansrustedentirelyh
thecareofhereducation,nosuchactasthishadever
befallenyou;sothatyoustfortyourselfbythinkingitwasall
yourosuch
indulgence”
”zoundssister,”ansakeoned.have
iindulgedherhaveigivenherherhan
lastnightthatithreatened,ifshedisobeyed,too
herchaeruponbreadanderaslongasshelived.youwould
provokethepatienceofjob.”
”dideverrtalhearthelike”repliedshe.”brother,ifihadnot
thepatienefetallded
derubegyou,didinoti
you,toleavetheeyouhavedefeatedallthe
operationsofthecaaignbyonefalsestep.aninhis
senseshaveprovokedadaughterbysuchthreatsasthesehoen
haveitoldyouthatenglisheobetreatedlike
ciracessianslavesheproteoftheobe
eansonly,andnottobehectored,andbullied,and
beatintopliahankheavennosaliquelawgoveshere.
brother,youhavearoughnessinyournneranbutself
ynieedandterrifiedinto
takingthisasure;and,tospeakholy,ithinkniecewill
bejustifiedtotheshehathdone.irepeatittoyou
again,brother,youstfortyourselfbyreringthatitis
allyouro.hoenhaveiadvised”hereerose
hastilyfroischair,aingthreehorrid
ire.
possiblycircassian.
teessif
possibleagainsthihanshehaddone;for
thetruthofr.blifil,hgreat
place,acquiestirelyinallshesaid;butexcusedall
thefaultsof.ustbensidered,”hesaid,
”tohaveproceededfrohetooinordinatefondnessofafather,h
stbealloeofanaableuchthere
inexcuseable,”ansdothheruinbyhis
fondnessbuthisodiatelyagreed.
s.ethereatnfusionontheatof
.blifil,andoftheusageafalyto
uour.onthissubjectshetreatedthe
follyofheiecehgreatseverity;butncludedhthrowing
theher,ohave
proceededsofarhoutbetterassurancesofhisdaughters
:”buthe,headstrong
teer;andiyselfforalltheadviceihave
thro.”
afterchofthiskindofion,
greatlyeainthereader,r.
blifiltookhisleaveauedho,nothighlypleasedhhis
disappointnt:hephilosophyhhehadacquired
froquare,andthereligioniohiyth,together
etobearratherbetterthanre
passionateloversbearthesekindsofevils.
chapter9
theescapeofsophia
itisolookaftersophithereader,ifheloves
herhalfsothe
thoseofherdispassionate
lover.
tesdidtheiristeroftibeatonthesonorous
belltal,suoningtheghoststoriseandheiightly
round.inplainerlanguage,ithe
faly,asonly
s.e,whowas
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