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www.xsz.twnhappilysophiahad
erredinheropinionofjones,shehadsuffitreasonforher
opinion;since,ibelieve,everyotheryoungladywould,inher
situation,haveerredinthesanner.nay,hadshefollowedher
loveratthisveryti,andhadehisveryalehousethent
heit,shehelandlordaswell
acquaintedeandpersonastheuptonhadappeared
tobe.forininghisboyinwhispersinaninner
roopartridge,ion,wasin
thekitveryopenlycatechisiherguidetended
s.fitzpatrick;byeansthelandlord,whoseearswereopenon
allsueperfectlyble
ofsophiafroerhorse,&c.,istakengjenny
,anynsequehepund,inshort,
osteverythingtheinn,ewe
dispatchedourladiesinaadsixtookour
leavesofthe
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joneshadbeeafullhalfhour,uedintothe
kitknohatinstant
opay.andnohenceridgefeltatbeing
obligedtoquitthechieyer,andacupofexcellent
liquor,epensatedbyhearingthatheoproceed
nofartheronfoot,forjones,bygoldenargunts,hadprevailedh
theboytoattendhiacktotheinnherhehadbefore
nductedsophibuttothishoheladed,upon
nditionthattheuideatthealehouse;
because,asthelandlordatuptonateacquaintanceof
thelandlloueorotheretothe
earsofthelatter,thathishorseshadbeeorethanone
person;andsotheboyghtbebroughttoaoneyh
heeoputinhiso.
stariflingasity
seesineinhissetting
out;forthehoyofthislatterboyehighthatis,
sohighpriced,andjonesverydear,
hadnotpartridge,unningfellow,
artfullythroobespentatthatveryalehouse,
panion.thishalfcrohe
landlordnosotstof,thanheopeerithsuch
vehentandpersuasiveoutcry,thattheboye,and
edtotakehalfacrooreforhisstay.here
help,thatasthereissochofpolithelolife,
greatnoftenovervaluetheelvesontheserefisin
iosture,ihelo
ofthehunspecies.
thehorsesbeingnolyleaptintothe
sidesaddle,onhelad,indeed,very
theuseofhis:buthechosethesidesaddle,
probablybecauseiter.partridge,hohoughfullas
effenateasjones,uldhethoughtsofdegradinghis
nhood;hethereforeacceptedtheboysoffer:andnow,jonesbeing
uhesidesaddleofhissophia,theboyonthatofs.
honour,andpartridgebestridihirdhorse,theysetforwardson
theirjouey,andhinfourhoursarrivedattheinnhe
readerhathalreadyspentsochti.partridgewasinveryhigh
spiritsduriioojoheny
goodonsofhisfuturesuccess,;and
ustalloo
havebeenparticularlyfortunate.partridgeoreoverbetter
pleasedpanion,thanhehadbeen
theseveryons,hassured
thepedagogueofsuccess,helikeacquiredaclearideaof
theaurbetohhehadbefiven
verylittleattention,ashehadinallytakena
hereasonsofjonessdeparture;andastohappened
atupton,heuchfrightenedjustbeforeandafterhisleaving
thatplace,todrathehanthat
poorjonesadn:aall
disagreeabletotheopinionhebeforehadofhisextraordinary
hought,hisbehaviourontheirquitting
gloucestersoerly
received.hetyisfiedhhis
presentexpedition,andhenuchhier
sentintsofhisfriendsuanding.
theclockhadjuststruckthreeheyarrived,andjones
iediatelybespokeposthorses;butunluckilythereahorseto
beprocuredinthehereader,
hehurryinheion,and
especiallythispartofit,eengaged,whenexpresses
hedayandnight.
jonesendeavouredallheuldtoprevailerguideto
esrtehioventry;butheasarguing
euptohiandsaluting
hiyhisna,inquiredhoilydidin
sorsetshire;andnoinghiseyesuponthisperson,
presentlydisveredhiobe.dohe
haddigloucester,anduchurtesyretuedthe
salutation.
dor.joogonofurtherthat
night;andbackedhissolicitationsanyunanswerable
argunts,suchas,thatitostdark,thattheroadswere
verydirty,andthatheuchbetterby
daylight,eofhjoneshad
probablysuggestedtohielfbefore;butastheyhen
iual,sotheyill:ainuedresoluteinhis
desighoughheshouldbeobligedtosetoutonfoot.
hegoodattoeyfoundheuldnotprevailoo
stay,heasstrenuouslyappliedhielftopersuadetheguideto
atouakethis
shortjouey,andatlastncludedhsaying,”doyouthinkthe
gentlenveryrouble”
tooneareoddsateveryotherthing,asfootfall.
buttheadvantagehisunitedforcehathinpersuasionor
ey,sthavebeenvisibletoacuriousobserver;fo
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