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    already,andthatitispossibleforonehbeenavillain

    oagain.and,tohetruth,ofthis

    degreeofsuspiibelievesophiathisdegreeof

    suspishehad,infaceivedanopinionthatherusinwas

    reallyerthansheshouldbe.

    thecase,itsee,rs.fitzpatrisidered

    thatthevirtueofayoungladyis,inthee

    situationhapoorhare,aiures

    abroad,toetitsenees;forithardlyetanyother.no

    soohereforeiakethefirstopportunityof

    quittieofherhusband,thansheresolvedtocast

    herselfuheproteeothern;anduldshe

    soproperlychusetobeherguardianasapersonofquality,of

    fortune,ofhonour;anddispositionh

    inpionsofladies

    indistress,hadofteoherself,and

    hadalreadygivenheralltheinstancesofitinhispower

    but,asthelaittedthisofficeof

    vialiceisaptto

    denonatehiyaredisagreeableappellation,itoncluded

    thathislordshipshouldperforllsudofficestothelady

    i,andingthecharacterofher

    proteseeinghinthis

    light,ithattheladyshouldproceeddirectlytobath,

    andthathislordshipshouldfirstgotolondon,andthenceshould

    godoothatplacebytheadviceofhisphysis.

    nothelipsor

    behaviourofs.fitzpatrick,butfrohepeer,ely

    lessexpertatretainithanhegoodlady;and

    perhapstheexactsecrecyrs.fitzpatrickhadobservedon

    thisheadinhearrative,servednotalittletoheightenthose

    suspisindofherusin.

    sophiaveryeasilyfoundouttheladyshesought;forihere

    anintoherhouseperfectlywell

    knoessage,ast

    pressinginvitation,sheiediatelyacceptedit.s.fitzpatrick,

    indeed,didnotdesireherusintostayore

    eaesthancivilityrequired.hershehaddisceedand

    resehesuspientioned,orfrotiveit

    arose,iotsay;butcertainitis,shewasfullasdesirousof

    partinghsophiaassophiaherselfuldbeofgoing.

    theyounglady,etotakeleaveofherusin,uldnot

    avoidgivingherashorthintofadvice.shebeggedher,for

    heavenssake,tocareofherself,andtonsiderinhowdangerous

    asituatioood;adding,shehopedsothodwouldbefoundof

    renustreer,dear,”says

    she,”thexiauhsoofteedtous

    both;thatatrinialallianceisbroke,andwar

    declaredbetakea

    disadvantageouspeay

    auntsveryhhadagreatdealofexperien

    theptuoussle,

    ”neverfear,child,takecareofyourself;foryouareyouhan

    i.ieandvisityouinafee

    giveyouonepieceofadvice;leavethecharacterofgraveairsin

    theuntry,for,believe,itveryawkwardlyuponyouin

    thistown.”

    thustheted,andsophiarepaireddirectlytolady

    bellaston,osthearty,asostpolite,

    e.theladyhadtakefancytoherwhenshehadseenher

    forrlyelygladtosee

    her,ahereasonshinducedher

    toleavethesquireandtoflytolondon,thanshehighlyapplauded

    hersenseandresolution;andafterexpressingthehighest

    satisfaintheopinionhsophiahaddeclaredshe

    eainedofherladyship,by,she

    prosedheralltheproteogive.

    assophiaintosafehands,thereaderwill,i

    appreheeodepositherthereaolooka

    littleafterotherpersonages,andparticularlypoorjones,we

    haveleftlongenoughtodopenanceforhispastoffences,h,as

    isthenatureofvientuponhibr >

    theelves.

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    ntainingthesaindividualtier

    chapter1

    shoedplagiarishor,and

    istobensideredaslawfulprize

    theleaedreadersthaveobservedthatintheurseofthis

    ghtyentranslatedpassagesoutofthebest

    aauthors,houtquotingtheinal,orhouttakingthe

    leastnotiheywereborrowed.

    thisnduingisplaaveryprhtbythe

    ingeniousabbebannier,inhisprefaythology,awork

    greateruditionandofequaljudgnt.”itwillbeeasy,”sayshe,

    ”forthereadertoobservethatihavefrequentlyhadgreaterregard

    tohihantooa

    nsiderableplint,when,forhissake,hesuppressesleaed

    quotationsthateinhisbutthe

    baretroubleoftranscribing.”

    tofillupaay,indeed,bensideredas

    adoeans

    iosedupontobuyasendti,infragntsandbyretail,

    theyhavealreadyingross,ifnotintheirries,upontheir

    shelves;anditisstillrecruelupontheilliterate,whoaredrawn

    intopayforannerofusetotheaerwho

    interxesgreatquantityofgreekandlatinhhisworks,deals

    bytheladiesandfileninthesapaultrynnerhh

    theyaretreatedbytheaueers,enendeavoursoto

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    thathe.

    a,asthereisnonductsofairanddisied,but

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