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    小说站  www.xsz.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twhididnotalstgivehiositiveenuragentbeforewe

    parted.

    ”thebathnoightalstsay,rainst.

    severalyoungenaffeyauch,

    perhaps,fronyrealsuspiadesireofbanishing

    fropanyinuan.

    andhereiitexpressinggratitudetothekindness

    intendedby.nash,eonedayaside,andgave

    advi.child,

    sayshe,iaorrytoseethefaliaritysbetweenyou

    andafelloafraidwill

    proveyourruin.asforyouroldstinkingaunt,ifitobeno

    injurytoyouaysophyeiassureyouirepeathis

    ilygladthatthefelloasinpossessionof

    allthatbelongstoher.ineveradviseolden:for,iftheytake

    itintotheirheadtogotothedevil,itisnorepossiblethan

    froiinnodyouthay

    arefroisclutches.let

    adviseyoutherefore,dearchild,neversufferthisfelloobe

    partie,hi

    havenoat

    thatti;forinationntradictedallhesaid;and,besides,i

    uldnotbepersuadedthatenofqualityo

    faliarityhsuchapersonashedescribed.

    ”butiafraid,dear,ishalltireyouany

    nuteaginerried;

    igineyhusband,atthefeetofaunt;andthenigine

    theddestaninbedlainaravingfit,andyination

    orethanreallyhappened.

    ”theverydayauheplace,partlytoavoidseeing

    .fitzpatriyself,andaschperhapstoavoidseeinganyone

    else;for,thoughiaoldshehathsiniedeverything

    stoutly,ibelieveshehenalittlenfouher

    disappointnt.siti,ihaveaers,

    butneveruldobtainanansustoethe

    heavier,assheherselfhoughundesignedly,theoccasionof

    allsufferings:for,haditnotbeehelourofpayinghis

    addressestoher,.fitzpatrick

    opportuohaveengagedheart,stances,

    istillflatterselfhavebeenaneasyosuch

    aperson.indeed,ibelieveishouldnothaveerredsogrosslyin

    yoent;butitrustedtotallyto

    theopinionofothers,andveryfoolishlytooktheritofan

    franted,isaen.

    ydear,thatandingsequalto

    theakechoiceof

    thesilliestfellopanionsandfavouritesitraises

    indignationtothehighestpitbersofen

    ofse;

    but,sophiakingnoachapter.

    chapter5

    inrs.fitzpatritinued

    ”aibathnolohanafhtafterourwedding;

    forastoanyrenciliationyaunt,therewerenohopes;andof

    fortuohinguldbetouchedtilliwasofage,of

    orethantyhusband,therefore,was

    resolvedtosetoutforireland;againstonstratedvery

    eaestly,andinsistedonaproseadebeforeour

    rriage,thatishouldakethisjoueyagainst;

    andindeedieooit;norwillanybody,i

    believe,blaforthatresolution;butthis,however,inever

    ntioohusband,aionedonlyforthereprieveofa

    nth;buthehadfixedtheday,andtothatdayheobstinately

    adhered.

    ”theeveningbeforeourdeparture,asingthispoint

    his

    chair,aabruptly,sayinghes.he

    ofthehouse,hefloor,

    hispocket,together

    hhishandkerchief.thispaperitookup,and,findingittobea

    letter,idenoscrupletoopena;andindeedireaditso

    often,thatiosthenwas

    theletter:

    to.brianfitzpatrick

    sir,yoursreeinthis

    nner,ashaveneverseenanyofyourcash,unlessforone

    linsey,andyourbillnoonsider,

    sir,hoeoffhyourbeingshortlytobe

    rriedtothisladyandtotherlady;butieitherliveon

    hopesorproses,noryakeanysu

    paynt.youtellyouaresecureofhavihertheauntorthe

    haverriedtheauntbeforethis,whose

    jointureyousayisiethatyoupreferthenie

    aoney.pray,sir,takeafoolsadvicefor

    ondrrythefirstyouget.youy

    advice,asyouknoerelyonyou

    peextpost,infavourofssieursjetandpany,at

    fourteendays,,

    sir,yourhuleservant,

    sagrave.

    ”thisydeargirlguesshow

    thisletteraffected.youpreferthenieatofher

    readyneyifeveryoheseould

    intohisheart;butireunt

    franticbehaviourontheoccasion.ihadprettyytears

    beforehisretuho;butsuffiappearedin

    sselfsullenlyintohischair,andfora

    longtihsilent.atlength,inahaughtytone,he

    said,ihope,dayourservantshavepackedupallyourthings;

    fortheaypatiencewas

    totallysubduedbythisprovocation,andianshere

    isaletterstillreinsunpacked;ahroonthe

    table,ifelltoupbraidinghistbitterlanguagei

    uldi.

    ”herguilt,orsha

    ...
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