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    peiarycivilities,duetothe

    aninallloveaffairs,andreespeciallyin

    thoseofadestinekind.thisputerathertothecarelessness

    ofhisteerthantoanyofgenerosity;butperhapsshe

    deriveditfrohelattertive.certainitisthatshehatedhibr >

    verybitterlyonthatat,andresolvedtotakeevery

    opportunityofinjuringhistress.itherefhly

    uownandinn

    oreunluckywassheinhaving

    stuledonthesaguide,andonthisactaldisveryh

    sophiahadde.

    ourtravellersarrivedatharookatthebreakofday,where

    honourr.

    joneshadtaken.ofthis,iheguidehielfuldhave

    infordthebutsophia,ikno

    thequestion.

    thisetthequaker.

    adeherreportfrohelandlord,sophia,h

    eindifferenthorses,her

    totheinnisfortuneof

    etihabrokenhead.

    herehonour,beingagainchargedssionofenquiry,had

    nosoonerappliedherselftothelandlady,andhaddescribedthe

    personof.johanthatsagaciousanbegan,inthevulgar

    phrase,tosllarat.,

    insteadofansaid,thelandlady,addressingherselftothe

    stress,beganthefolloherenow,

    houghtitiprotesttheloveliestuplethatever

    eyebeheld.ifas,daitisnohesquirerunonso

    aboutyourladyship.hetoldindeedyouhefiladyin

    the,poorhearti

    bepitiedhisoidid,ohughispillo

    hisdeardaophia.ididalliuldtodissuadehirooingto

    thethereenenohathing

    elsebuttobekilled,thathadnottheloveofsueladies.”

    ”sure,”sayssophia,”thegoodanisdistracted.””no,no,”cries

    thelandlady,”iaotdistracted.,dothyourladyshipthinki

    dontknoeall.””saucyfellow,”

    ylady””nosaucyfellow,”

    ansanyouenquiredafter,

    andaveryprettyyoulenheis,andhelovesdaophia

    ofhissoul.””heloveladyidhaveyou

    toknoaforhisster.””nay,honour,”said

    sophia,interruptingher,”dontbeangryan;she

    intendsnohar””no,rry,donti,”anshelandlady,

    eoldehesoftatsofsophiandthenlauoa

    longnarrativetootedioustobeheresetdoepassages

    droptthatgavealittleoffenuchretoher

    an,ookoccasiontoabusepoorjooher

    stressthebe

    averypitifulfelloe

    hehusprostituteinanalehouse.”

    sophiadidnotseehisbehaviourinsoverydisadvantageousalight,

    andorepleasedhtheviolentrapturesofhislove

    uchasshehaddoher

    circethaherest;andindeedshe

    iutedtheotheextravagance,orratherebullience,ofhis

    passion,andtotheopennessofhisheart.

    thisi,hoind,and

    plathestodiousloursbyhonour,servedtoheightenand

    givecredittothoseunluckyoccurreupton,andassistedthe

    aninherendeavourstokeherstressdepartfrobr >

    thatinnhoutseeingjones.

    thelandladyfindingsophiainteostaynolohantillher

    horseshathouteithereatingordrinking,soon

    istresstotaskforindeed

    sheusedgreatfreedoandafteralongharangue,inhshe

    rendedherofheriiontogotolondon,andgavefrequenthints

    oftheiroprietyofpursuingayoungfellolastncluded

    adansider

    youareabout,andheryoing.”

    thisadvicetoaladyiles,and

    innreeableseason,yseeoolishenough.itybe

    supposedshehadhisalready;nay,

    s.honour,bythehintsshethreedtothinkso;and

    thisidoubtnotistheopinionofnyreaders,akeno

    doubt,beenlongsincehepurposeofourheroine,

    andhaveheartilyndeedherforitasaonbaggage.

    butiythisthecase.sophiahadbeenlatelyso

    distractedbetyandlovetoherfather,her

    hatredtoblifil,herpassion,ahe

    truthherloveforjohebehaviourofherfather,of

    heraunt,ofeveryoneelse,aiself,

    hadbloe,thatherndhatateh

    ybetrulysaidtokeusignoranto,

    orrather,indeed,indifferentastothensequenceofeither.

    theprudentandsageadviaidproduced,hoeol

    refleiogotogloucester,and

    theoproceeddirectlytolondon.

    but,unluckily,afeilesbeforesheehattoet

    thehackattoey,entioned,haddihereh

    .johisfellors.honour,stoptand

    spoketoher;ofetooklittlenotice,re

    thantoenquirewhohewas.

    but,havinghadarepartian

    aftergloucester,andhearingofthegreatexpeditionhe

    usuallydeintravelling,forhbeenbeforeobserved

    heous;relleg,likehatshehad

    overheards.honourinforihattheyogloucester,

    shebegantofearlestherfatherght,bythisfelloeans,be

    abletotracehertothatcity;here

    strikeintothelondonroad,sheapprehendedheainlybe

    abletoovertakeher.shethereforealteredherresolution;and,

    havinghiredhorsestogoaweeksjour

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