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    栗子小說    m.lizi.tw栗子網  www.lizi.tw栗子網  www.lizi.twerheopinionofthean,andheresolvedto

    kehisurttotheyoungladywhenshearose;forhehadnowhe

    saiddisveredthatshejenny

    herself.

    chapter3

    averyshortchapter,inoon,astar,and

    anangel

    thesunforhekeepsverygoodhoursatthistioftheyear

    hadbeensotiretiredtorest,ly

    refreshedbyhersleep;asithingbuther

    extrefatigueuldhaveoccasioned;for,thoughshehadtoldher

    id,andperhapsherselftoo,thatshelyeasywhenshe

    leftuptoiscertaileaffectedhthat

    ladyptoofafever,

    andisperhapstheverydisteereanifthey

    ananythingbythefeveronthespirits.

    s.fitzpatricklikeeti;and,having

    suonedherid,iediatelydressedherself.shewasreallya

    veryprettyan,and,hadshebeeninanyotherpanybutthat

    sophia,ghthavebeenthoughtbeautiful;butrs.honourofher

    oistresssufferhertobe

    sofs.

    fitzpatrioingstar,andhad

    precededgreaterglories,sharedthefateofthatstar,andwere

    totallyeclipsedthentthosegloriesshoh.

    perhapssophianeverlookedrebeautifulthanshedidatthis

    instant.ntheidoftheinnfor

    herhyperbole,erhavinglightedthefire,

    declared,andratifiedithanoath,thatifevertherewasan

    angelupoh,sheairs.

    sophiahadacquaintedherusinhherdesigntogotolondon;

    ands.fitzpatrickhadagreedtoayher;forthearrivalof

    herhusbandatuptonhadputaoherdesignofgoingtobath,or

    toherauheyhadthereforenosoonerfiheir

    tea,thansophiaproposedtosetout,theonthenshining

    extrelybright,andasforthefrostshedefiedit;norhadshe

    anyofthoseapprehensionsanyyoungladies

    attravellingbynight;forshehad,aswehavebeforeobserved,

    solittledegreeofnaturalurage;andthis,herpresent

    sensations,eondespair,greatlyencreased.

    besides,asshehadalreadytravelledthsafetybythelight

    oftheon,shebolderusttoitathird

    ti.

    thedispositionofs.fitzpatriorous;for,though

    thegreaterterrorshadheless,andthepresenceofher

    husbandhaddrivenheraupton,

    yet,beingnoaplacehoughtherselfsafe

    froispursuit,theselesserterrorsofiked

    sly,thatsheeaestlyeedherusintostaytill

    theing,andnotexposeherselftothedangersof

    travellingbynight.

    sophia,oanexcess,her

    laughnorreasonherusinoutoftheseapprehensions,atlastgave

    .perhaps,indeed,hadsheknohersarrivalat

    upton,itghthavebeenredifficulttohavepersuadedher;foras

    tojones,shehad,iafraid,horroratthethoughtsof

    beiakenbyhinay,tohetruth,ibelievewished

    thanfearedit;thoughightholyenoughhavencealedthis

    thereader,asithosesecretspontaneous

    etionsofthesoultohereasonisoftenastranger.

    ioreinallthateveningin

    theirinehelandlady,oknow

    shere

    inthevoientof

    sophia,thatsheravishedthelandladytothehighestdegree;andthat

    goodan,ne

    inantastanchjabite,andilyotheyoung

    pretenderscause,frohegreatsnessandaffabilityh

    istress.

    thetparttoeachothertheirreciprocal

    curiosity;tokraordinaryactsonbothsides

    oeeting.atlasts.

    fitzpatriiseofnig

    likeu,begaethereader,ifheis

    desiroustoknoayreadintheensuingchapter.

    chapter4

    thehistoryofs.fitzpatrick

    s.fitzpatrients,fetga

    deepsigh,thusbegan:

    ”itisnaturaltotheunhappytofeelase

    rellegthoseperiodsoftheirlivesost

    delightfultothethereranceofpastpleasuresaffectsus

    hakindoftendergrief,likeedfriends;

    andtheideasofbothybesaidtohauntinations.

    ”forthisreason,ineverreflecthoutsorrohosedays

    thehappiestfaroflifetogether,h

    yaunte.alasissgraveairs

    andssgiddynoreyoureer,iaure,h

    otherbynootheas.indeed,yougavethelatterappellation

    uchcause.ihavesinceexperiencedhouchideserved

    it.you,sophia,ysuperiorihing,andi

    heartilyhopeyouune.ishallneverfetthe

    atronlyadvie,entedbeing

    disappointedofaball,thoughyouuldhenfourteenyears

    old.osophy,housthavebeensituation,ould

    thiasfortune;andhe

    greatestihadeverknown”

    ”a,dearharriet,”anshena

    serioustterfortyourselfthereforehthinking,

    thatentyhereafterappearastriflingand

    ibleasaballe.”

    ”alas,sophia,”repliedtheotherlady,”youyourselfwill

    thinkotherypresentsituation;freatlystthat

    tenderheartbealtered,ifsfortunesdonotdraanyasigh,

    nay,nyatear,froou.theknohisshouldperhapsdeter

    froelatingnvinceduchaffectyou.”here

    s.fitzpatrickstopt,till,attherepeatedeiesofsophia,

    shethusproceeded:

    ”tho

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