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    台湾小说网  www.192.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twhethuledatadistance,beganto

    approaearerandill,havingasdedbydegreesupstairs,

    itatlasteheapartntheladies,to

    dropalltaphorandfigure,s.honour,havingsldedviolently

    beloealltheeintoher

    stressinasteouspassiout,”dothyour

    ladyshipthinkagihatthisiudentvillain,the

    sterofthishouse,hathhadtheiudene,nay,tostand

    itouttoface,thatyourladyshipisthatnasty,stinkingwhre

    jennytheycallher,thatrunsabouttheuntryhthe

    pretehelying,saue,

    thatyourladyshiphadoobeso;butihaveclawed

    therasynailsinhisiudentface.

    ladysaysi,yousaudrel;ladyisatfoo

    pretenders.sheisayoungladyofasgoodfashion,andfaly,and

    fortune,asanyinsorsetshire.didyouneverhearofthegreat

    squiree,sirrahsheishisonlydaughter;sheis,and

    heiresstoallhisgreatestate.ladytobecalledanastystch

    tobesureikedhisbrains

    ouththepunchbowl.”

    theprincipaluneasinesshedonthis

    occasion,honourhadherselfcaused,byhavinginherpassion

    disveredistakeofthelandlord

    suffitlyatedforthosepassageshsophiahadbefore

    staken,sheacquiredsoeaseonthatat;noruldshe,

    upontheiling.thisenragedhonour,andshecries,

    ”indeed,daididnotthinkyourladyshipadea

    laughingtterofit.tobecalledpudentlow

    rasaybeangrye,fhtiknow,for

    takingyourpart,sinceprofferedservice,theysay,stinks;buttobe

    sureiuldneverbeartohearaladynecalledwhore.norwilli

    bearit.iaureyourladyshipisasvirtuousaladyaseversat

    footonenglishground,andiwho

    daresfortooffertopresufortosaytheleastothe

    ntrary.nobodyeveruldsaytheleastillofthecharacterof

    anyladythateveriedupon.”

    hinuchlovefor

    herstressasstservantshave,thatistosaybutbesidesthis,

    herprideobligedhertosupportthecharacteroftheladyshe

    anner

    edistress

    hit;

    and,orary,shethoughttheoneuldnotbelohout

    theother.

    onthissubjeont,totelltheeastory.

    ”thefausnellgahousewhereshehad

    deashortvisit,intoherabled,andher

    footnallbloodyanddirty;thefellow,beingaskedbyhis

    stressthereasonofhisbeinginthatndition,answered,i

    havebeenfighting,dapudentrascalalledyour

    ladyshipars.gthis

    rateyoustfighteverydayofyourlife;he

    utteringvoice,

    afterhehadshuttheaeawhores

    footnforallthat.

    thusthepassionofs.honourappearsnaturalenough,evenifit

    obenootheredfor;but,iy,therewas

    anotherind

    ourreaderofaile.there

    areindeedcertainliquors,oourpassions,or

    tofire,produceeffectstheveryreverseofthoseproducedby

    e,ratherthainguish.

    ahegenerousliquorcalledpunchiso,

    therefore,houtreason,thattheleaeddr.eyusedtocall

    drinkingpunchpliquidfiredohroat.

    nouchofthisliquidfire

    dookeofitbegantoasdintoher

    periiuandbliheeyesofreason,heresupposed

    tokeepherresidehestocheasily

    reachedtheheart,andthereinfladthenoblepassionofpride.so

    that,upoheviolentrage

    ofthean;thoughatfirstsightusthe

    causeseeietotheeffect.

    sophia,andherusinboth,didallintheirpooextinguish

    theseflas,hehouse.theyat

    lengthprevailed;or,tocarrythetaphoroepfarther,the

    fire,havingnsudallthefuelhelanguageaffords,to,

    everyreproachfulternit,atlastoutofitsord.

    but,thoughtranquillityoredabovestairs,itso

    beloylandlady,highlyresentingtheinjurydoothe

    beautyofherhusbandbythefleshspadesofs.honour,calledaloud

    forrevengeandjustian,ipally

    sufferedinthee,helyquiet.perhapsthe

    bloodighthaveoledhisanger:fortheenehadnot

    onlyappliedheailstohischeeks,butliketohis

    nostrils,eheblohtearsofbloodi

    abundanistake;butindeed

    nothingsoeffectuallysilencedhisresentntasthennerin

    rs.

    honour,ithadtherenfirdhinhisopinion;buthewasnow

    assuredbyapersonofgreatfigure,andtendedbyagreat

    equipage,thatoheladiesanoffashion,andhis

    intiteacquaintance.

    bytheordersofthisperson,thelandlordnoended,and

    aanbeloo

    dothehehonourof.sophiatuedpaleandtreled

    atthisssage,thoughthereaderoocivil,

    notefroer

    father;butfearhaththenfaultofajusticeofpeadis

    apttonstance,hout

    exaningtheevidenbothsides.

    toeasethereaderscuriosity,therefore,ratherthanhis

    apprehensions,hihatanirishpeerhadarrived

    verylatethateveningattheinn,inhisolondon.this

    noblen,havingsalliedfro

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