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    hereputaothischapter.

    chapter3

    aprojers.fitzpatridhervisittoladybellaston

    rs.fitzpatrickretiredtorest,herthoughtsirely

    takenupbyherusinsophiaand.jones.shetle

    offendeder,forthedisiyhshenow

    disvered.iationshehadnotlongexercisedher

    igination,beforethefollosuggesteditself;thatuld

    shepossiblybeetheansofpreservingsophiafrohisn,

    andofresthertoherfather,sheshould,inallhun

    probability,bysogreataserviily,reoherself

    bothherundheraunte.

    asthisostfavouritehehopeofsuccess

    seedsoreasohatnothingreitonsiderof

    properthodstoapttoreasonthecase

    ethods:forasbetty

    hadreportedfrors.honour,thatsophiahadaviolentination

    tojones,shechwasan

    endeavourofthesakind,asitilyaly

    toehnottoflyintoadle.

    ifthereadereer,thattheacquaintanceh

    sophiahadrs.

    usthavegroers.fitzpatrick

    livedation,thats.

    fitzpatricksthavebeenacquaintedhherlikeheywere,

    besides,bothequallyherdistaions.

    aftersideration,therefore,sheresolvedtogoearlyinthe

    ingtothatlady,andendeavourtoseeher,unknoosophia,and

    toacquaiheintheleast

    doubt,butthattheprudentlady,antic

    love,andindiscreetrriages,inherion,wouldvery

    readilynhersentintshistdwouldlend

    herutstassistaopreventit.

    thisresolutionsheaglyexecuted;aing

    beforethesun,shehuddledonhercloaths,andatavery

    unfashionable,unseasonable,unvisitablehour,toladybellaston,

    toshegotaccess,houttheleastknoionof

    sophia,eawakeinherbed,

    hhonoursnbyherside.

    s.fitzpatriyapologiesforanearlyabruptvisit,at

    anhourhavethoughtofdisturbingher

    ladyship,butuponbusinessoftheutstnsequence.”shethen

    opehebetty;anddid

    netthevisitoherselfthepreg

    evening.

    ladybellastonahenyouhaveseenthis

    terriblen,dapray,ishesoveryfineafigureasheis

    representedforetoffeainedlastnightalstth

    hithebyreputation.”here

    thereaderrs.etoff,

    hehonourtopinandunpintheladybellaston,hadreceived

    pleatinfortiohesaid.jones,andhadfaithfully

    hesatoherladylastnightorratherthating

    sshehadbeeainedin

    herofficeabovethespaceofanhourandahalf.

    theladyihoughgenerallyhthe

    narrativesofs.etoffatthoseseasons,gavearaordinary

    attentiontoheraasa

    veryhandsofellouchto

    thebeautyofhispersontoherreport,thatladybellastoo

    niranature.

    thecuriosityanhadinspiredlyincreased

    bys.fitzpatrick,ufavourofthepersonof

    jonesasshehadbeforespokenindispraiseofhisbirth,character,

    andfortune.

    onhadheardthewhole,sheansweredgravely,

    ”indeed,dathisisatterofgreatnsequehing

    endablethayouadishallbe

    verygladtohaveshareinthepreservationofayoungladyofso

    uchestee”

    ”dothnotyourladyshipthink,”sayss.fitzpatrickeagerly,”that

    itdiatelytouncle,and

    acquainthiusinis”

    theladyponderedalittleuponthis,andthusanswered”why,no,

    daithinknot.dieto

    besuchabrute,thatiotoputanyanunderhis

    poit.ihaveheardhebehavedlikeanster

    tohisohosecheshinktheyhavea

    righttotyranniseoverus,andfrouchishalleveresteetthe

    ysextoresyanuobe

    uheirpookeep

    ssseeingthisyoungfellopany

    eetinghere,givehera

    properertu.”

    ”ifheshouldfindouther,da”aher,”your

    ladyshipybeassuredheptedtoeat

    her.”

    ”but,da”repliedthelady,”itisiossibleheshoulde

    herethoughiispossibleheygetsointelligencewhere

    sheis,andthenylurkaboutthehouseihereforeiknew

    hisperson.istherenoadabyof

    hior,otherayntrivetoseehibr >

    hereyknowledge.”

    s.fitzpatrishehadthreatenedherh

    anothervisitthatafteoon,andthat,ifherladyshippleasedto

    doherthehonourofcallingupohen,shewouldhardlyfailof

    seeieearliershewould,by

    soansorother,detainhiillherladyshipsarrival.”lady

    bellastonreplied,”sheethentsheuldgetfrobr >

    dinner,farthest;forthat

    itelynecessarysheshouldbeacquaintedhhis

    person.uponada”saysshe,”itotakethis

    issnhunity,asoour

    faly,requiresitofusboth;foritatch

    indeed.”

    s.fitzpatriakeaproperretutothe

    plintonhadbestoer

    solittlei

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