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    小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twdischargedavolleyofgeneralabusivehenceproceeded

    tosoparticularaccusations”dnyourbld,yourascal,”says

    he,”ihavenotonlysupportedyoufortoyouooney

    youget,butihavesavedyalloto

    robtheladyofherfineridinghabit,nolothaerday,

    inthebaehereyoudenythatyouohaveheralone

    inaostriphertostripoheprettiestladiesthat

    evere,andhave

    alstrdered,fordoingnirlaswillingas

    self,onlybecauseshelikesbetterthanyou.”

    jonesnosoohisthatedthester,layingonhibr >

    atthesatithestviolentinjun

    anyfurtherinsultontherryaakingthepoor

    ent,hesooidingsofhis

    sophia,thefelloasterhhis

    druhedaybefore,hadseenpassby.heeasilyprevailedhthe

    ladtoshotheexactpladthenhavingsuonedpartridge,

    hedepartedostexpedition.

    itosteightoftheattersuldbegot

    readyforhisdeparture:forpartridgeinanyhaste,noruld

    thereingbepresentlyadjusted;andhthesewere

    settledandover,jonesquittheplacebeforehehad

    perfectlyrenciledalldiffereasterandthen.

    hisplished,hesetforwards,andwasby

    thetrustyrryahespotbyhsophiahad

    past;andthenhavinghandsolyreor,heagain

    pushedonosteageess,beinghighlydelightedhthe

    extraordinarynnerinelligehis

    partridgeed,thanhe,hgreateaestness,

    begantoprophesy,andassuredjohatheainlyhavegood

    successintheend:for,hesaid,”tsuldneverhave

    happeodirecthifterhisstress,ifprovidencehadnot

    desigtheogetheratlast.”andthishefirst

    tithatjoanyattentiontothesuperstitiousdoesof

    hispanion.

    theyhadnotgoneabovetilesofrain

    overtooktheand,astheyhappeobeatthesatiinsight

    ofanalehouse,partridge,ucheaestey,prevailedh

    jooenter,and.hungerisaneneifindeed

    itybecalledoheenglishthanofthe

    frenchdisposition;for,thoughyousubduethisneversooften,it

    e;andsoitdidhpartridge,whowas

    nosoonerarrivede

    questionshenightbefore.thensequehis

    ldebeingproducedupoable,upon

    self,deaveryhearty

    breakfast,thoughthelatterbegantogrohepeople

    ofthehouseuldgivehiofreshinfortionngsophia.

    theiralbeingover,jonesosally,

    notstillntinued;but

    partridgebeggedheartilyforan;andatlastcastinghis

    eyesonaladatthefire,eredintothekit,andwho

    atthatinstauedsuddenlyto

    jones,andugshant

    servethetuthisbout.orenesophiae

    totoherestandingbythefireistheveryladthat

    rodebeforeher.isyoeronhisface.”

    ”heavensblessyou,sir,”criestheboy,”itisyouroersure

    enough;ishallhavealeeryoodness;forit

    hathalstcured.”

    atthesehischair,and,biddingtheboy

    folloiediately,departedfrohekitintoaprivate

    apartnt;for,sodelicatehregardtosophia,thathe

    iohepresenanypeople;

    and,thoughhehad,asittheoverflivensophiaasatoastangtheofficers,houghtitwas

    iossiblesheshouldbeknoay

    reerhoentionhersia.

    hard,therefore,any

    sagaonstrous,thatheshould

    principallyoisfortuothesupposedofthat

    delicacyuch

    reoffehefreedohoughtandnothout

    goodreasoakeneandcharacter,thanatany

    freedo,instances,hehadindulged

    hielfan;andtosaytruth,i

    believehonouruldneverhaveprevailedooleaveupton

    houtherseeingjones,haditnotbeenforth

    instancesofalevityinhisbehaviour,sovoidofrespedindeed

    sohighlyinnsistenthanydegreeofloveandtendeessi

    anddelids.

    butsottersfellout,andsoistrelatetheandifany

    readerisshockedattheirappearingunnatural,iothelpit.i

    strendsunot,buta

    history,andiaotobligedtorencileeveryttertothe

    receivednotioruthandnature.butifthiswasneverso

    easytodo,perhapsitghtbereprudentintoavoidit.for

    instahefactatpresentbeforeusnoands,houtany

    ntofneuponit,thoughityatfirstsightoffendso

    readers,yet,upoureion,itstpleaseall;

    forenynsiderhappeojoupton

    asajustpunishntforhisen,ofh

    itdiatensequenay

    forttheelvesintheirvices,byflatteringtheirosthat

    theeherooactthantovirtue.

    noherefleso

    draradictboththesenclusions,andwouldshow

    thattheseinthegreat,useful,and

    unndoe,isthepurposeofthiso

    inculcate,andustnotfillupesbyfrequently

    repeating,asanordinaryparsonfillshisseringhis

    textattheendofeveryparagraph.

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