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theexpenseofreader,andtotranscribetheinal,orat
leasttoquotechapterandverse,adeuseeitherof
thethoughtorexpressionofanother.iaindeed,insodoubtthat
ihaveoftensufferedbythentrarythod;andthat,bysuppressing
theinalauthorsna,ihavebeenrathersuspe
thaedtoaiabletiveassighatjustly
celebratedfren.
noputationsforthefuture,idohere
nfessandjustifythefact.theasybensideredasarich
n,allestteinpaassus
hathafreerighttofattenhisse.or,toplaceitinaclear
light,odesaretotheahepooraretotherich.
bythepoorhereianthatlargeandvenerablebodyh,in
english,ob.nohhadthehonourtobe
adttedtoanydegreeofintiustwellknow
thatitisoheirestablishedxitoplunderandpillage
theirrieighbourshoutaandthatthisisheldto
behersinnorshaangtheandsonstantlydotheyabide
anda,
thereisakindofnfederacyevercarryingonagainstacertain
personofopulencecalledthesquire,yisnsidered
asfreebootybyallhispooeighbours;heyncludethat
thereisnuiltinsuchdepredations,lookuponitasa
pointofhonourandralobligationtonceal,andtopreserve
eapunishntonallsuchoccasions.
inlikenneraretheas,suchashor,virgil,horace,
edangusany
an
ierialcustoftakihislibertyi
dend,andthisiasreadytoalloypooeighboursin
theirtu.alliprofess,andallirequireofbrethren,isto
intairiongourselvesobshoo
oher.tostealfroher,isindeedhighlyal
andindeaybestrictlystileddefraudingthepoor
sotisperhapsthosehanourselves,or,tosetit
uhestopprobriouslours,robbital.
sinination,own
nsycharge,iabr >
edtopleadguiltytotheforraccusation;norshalliever
syselfanypassageient
authortopurpose,eoftheauthorfrobr >
apropertyinallsuch
sentintsthenttheyaretranscribedintoings,andi
expectallreadershenceforaspurelyairely
o,hoeonlyon
nditionthatipreservestriestytoypoorbrethren,
froifeveriborrohatlittleofheyare
possessed,ishallneverfailtoputtheirrkuponit,thatity
beatalltisreadytoberestoredthtowner.
theossionofthiseableinone.ore,who,
havingforrlyborroelinesofpopeandpany,tookthe
libertytotransintohisplayoftherivaldes.
.pope,hointhesaidplay,and,
layingviolenthandsonhisoy,transferreditbackagain
intohisoent,irisohesaid
oreihsodungeonofthedunciad,wherehisunhappy
rynoains,aeallyain,asaproper
punishntforsuchhisunjustdealingsiicaltrade.
chapter2
ihingis
foundsaohispursuit
thehistorynoustotheinnatupton,
tracethefootstepsofsquiree;for,ashewillsoonarrive
atanendofhisjouey,henfullleisuretoattend
ourheroe.
thereaderybepleasedtoreerthatthesaidsquire
departedfroheinnifury,andinthatfuryhepursuedhis
daughter.thehostlerhavinginfordhihatshehadcrossedthe
seve,helikethatriverhhisequipage,androdefull
speed,voostvengeanceagainstpoorsophia,ifheshould
butovertakeher.
hehadnotgonefarbeforehearrivedatacrossway.herehe
calledashortunciloferhearingdifferent
opiniolastgavethedireofhispursuittofortune,and
struckdirectlyintotheerroad.
inthisroadheproceededabouttiles,oan
hielfstbitterly,frequentlygout,”apityisitsure
neveryself”andthenburstforthavolley
ofoathsaions.
theparsooadnisterforttohinthis
occasion.”sorro,sir,”sayshe,”likethosehouthope.howbe
itadaayat
itsogoodfortuhathertotracedherursearight.
peradventuresheigatedhherjouey,andwill
tarryinsoinn,iorenovateherrporealfuns;and
inthatcase,inallralcertainty,youwillverybrieflybe
posvoti.”
”poghd”aingthe
lossofsofineaingforhunting.itisnfoundedhardtolose
ohebeststingdays,inallappearance,hbeenthis
season,andespeciallyaftersolongafrost.”
passioninher
ightnottakepityofthesquire;and,asshehad
detertolethivertakehisdaughter,ghtnotresolve
tokehindssootherassert;buthehad
hardlyutteredtherated,andthree
oathsattheirheels,oopentheir
lodiousthroatsataslldistan,hesquires
horseandhisriderbothperdiatelyprickeduptheir
nif
sheisnotgone”instantlyclappedspurstothebeast,tle
,havingihesainationaster;andnow
thepany,crossingintoafield,rodedirectlytowards
thehounds,uchhallohepoorparson,
blessinghielf,broughtuptherear.
thusfablereports,thatthefair
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