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    apartntaster,begantueinthe

    folloanner.

    ”certainly,sir,ifeverndeservedayounglady,youdeserve

    youngdanhave,

    tobeabletoliveuponit

    positiveihaveeatthirtytisastheselasttyfour

    hoursasyourhonour,aialstfashed;foothing

    kesansohungryastravelling,especiallyinthisldraw

    her.aittellhois,butyourhonouris

    seenglyinperfectgoodhealth,andyouneverlookedbetteor

    fresherinyourlife.itstbecertainlylovethatyouliveupon.”

    ”andaveryrichdiettoo,partridge,”ansdid

    notfortunesendanexaginei

    orethantyfourhoursonthisdearpocketbook”

    ”undoubtedly,”criespartridge,”thereisenoughinthatpocketbook

    topureal.fortutoyourhonourvery

    opportunelyforpresentuse,asyourhonoursbealstout

    bythisti.”

    ”ean”ansagihati

    shouldbedishoenough,evenifitbelooanyotherperson,

    besidessse”

    ”disho”repliedpartridge,”heavenforbidishouldwrongyour

    honoursochbuthedishoyinborrotlefor

    presentspending,sinceyouopaythelady

    hereafteo,indeed,iagain,as

    soonasitisnve,byallans;butin

    kinoitindeed,ifitbelooapoor

    body,itherthing;butsogreatalady,tobesure,

    everit,especiallynohalord,

    tbedoubted,herhaveevershehathneedof.

    besides,ifsheshouldalittle,shetthewhole,

    thereforeitle;butiwouldbehangedbeforei

    ntiohehavingfounditatfirst,andbefotsoneyof

    oheveryofplacestobein

    oney.indeed,ifihadnotknoitbelonged,ight

    havethoughtitoney,andhavebeenafraidtouseit;

    butasyouknoeholybyit,itwouldbean

    affronttofortuopartewhen

    youost;youhardlyexpectsheshouldeverdoyousuch

    anoodtu;forfortunanuuoestbona.youwilldo

    asyouplease,notypart,iwould

    behangedbeforeintioter.”

    fortuneisnevergoodforever.

    ”byatter

    nonlongealienuscaevolaestudiis.””youshouldsayalienus,”says

    partridge.”ireerthepassage;itisanexaleundernis,

    alienus,iunis,variiseerit,”

    criesjones,”ifindyoudontuandit;butitellthee,friend,

    inplainenglish,thathehersproperty,andwilfully

    detainsitfrohekobe

    hangedhanifhehadstolenit.andasforthisvery

    identicalbill,yangel,andeinher

    dearpossession,ideliveritintoanyhandsbutherown,

    uponanyionever,no,thoughihou

    art,andhadnootheranstosatisfycravingappetite;thisi

    hopetodobeforeisleep;butifitshouldhappene

    thee,ifthouydispleasureforever,nottoshock

    ahebarentionofsuchdetestablebaseness.”

    ”ishouldnothaventione,”ifithad

    appearedsoto;foriureisanyuchas

    another;butperhapsyouknoighthaveigined

    thatishouldnothavelivedsonyyears,andhavetaughtschool

    solong,houtbeingabletodistinguishbetnefas:but

    itseeeeroldsaster,

    atete

    crytoydaskalon.theenglishofoldus,a

    esteachhisgraosuckeggs.ihavelived

    toafinepurpose,truly,ifiaobetaughtgraaratthisti

    ofday.perhaps,youlen,youygeyouropinion,if

    youlivetoyears:forireerithoughtselfaswisewheni

    nosurei

    alysterreaditsobefore.”

    thereanyinstanridgeuldprovoke

    jones,noranyinselfuldhave

    beenhurriedoutofhisrespeluckily,hoheyhadbothhit

    ohese.ridgeuldohave

    hisleaingattaepassageorotherin

    thefoingspeednopanionha

    uousanddisdainfulairathingnotusual,he

    cried,”partridge,iseethouartaedoldfool,andiwish

    thouarenotlikeonvinced

    ofthelatterasiaftheforr,thoushouldsttravelno

    fartherinpany.”

    thesagepedagogueeheventhhehad

    alreadygiventohisindignation;and,asthevulgarphraseis,

    iediatelydretered

    anythingightgiveoffence,forthathehadended

    it;butneoibushorissapit.

    nooneise.

    asjoneshadthevicesofadisposition,heirelyfree

    frohoseofaldone;andifhisfriendssthavehis

    teertohavebeenalittletooeasilyruffled,hiseat

    thesatihavehatitassoonsubsided;nordiditat

    allreselethesea,oreviolentanddangerous

    afterastorsover,thanitselfsubsists.he

    instantlyabythehand,

    and,ostbenigiginable,saidtykind

    things,andatthesativeryseverelyndeedhielf,though

    nothalfsoseverelyasheostprobablybendeedbyny

    oodreaders.

    partridgeforted,ashisfearsofhaving

    offendedpletelysatisfiedby

    joneshavingoselfintheissioantly

    appliedto,an

    ...
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