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    台湾小说网  www.192.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twdesirousofhavingthebundleiediately

    opened;edbylittlebetsy,

    r.jones:aentsobea

    dono,ask,andasqueradeticket.

    jonesorepositivethaneveriing,thatthese

    thingssthavebeendeliveredbystake;ands.llerherself

    expressedsodoubt,andsaid,”shekothink.”butwhen

    .nightingaleopinion.”all

    icludefrot,sir,”saidhe,”is,thatyouareavery

    happyn;forikenodoubtbuttheseelady

    youeetingatthesquerade.”

    joneshadnotasuffitdegreeofvanitytoeainanysuch

    flatteringigination;nordids.llerherselfgivechassent

    thtingalehadsaid,tillssnancyhavingliftedupthe

    dono,athesleeve;intenas

    follows:

    to.jones

    thequeenofthefairiessendsyouthis;

    useherfavoursnotass.

    s.llerandssnanhtingale;

    nay,joneshielfostpersuadedtobeofthesaopinion.and

    asnootherladybuts.fitzpatrick,hethought,knewhislodging,

    hebegantoflatterhielfehopes,thatitcafroer,

    andthatheghtpossiblyseehissophia.thesehopeshadsurelyvery

    littlefoundation;butasthendurs.fitzpatrinot

    seeinghiise,andinquittingherlodgings,had

    beenveryoddandunatable,henceivedsofainthopes,that

    sheofhehadforrlyheardaverysicalcharacterght

    possiblyiodohihatserviastrangenner,h

    shedeoreordinarythods.tosaythetruth,as

    nothingonan

    i,hehadthegreaterlatitudetinary

    nithepleased.ashisteerthereforewas

    naturallysanguine,heindulgeditonthisoccasion,andhis

    iginationhousas,tofavourandsupporthis

    expeeetinghisdearsophiaintheevening.

    reader,ifthouhastanygoode,iwillfully

    repaytheyheetobepossessedofthissanguine

    dispositionofnd;sierhavingreaddnsideredlong

    onthatsubjeapens,i

    alstinper;h

    putsus,inanner,outofthereaakesus

    happyhoutherassistandeed,thesensationsofpleasureit

    givesarestant,asuchkeehanthoseh

    thatblindladybestoe

    satietyandlanguorshouldbeaoallourrealenjoynts,lest

    ,astobestoptfrourther

    pursuits.ikenonnerofdoubtbutthat,inthislight,ay

    seetheiginaryfuturecellorjustcalledtothebar,the

    arehetailofan

    oppositiorulyhappythanthoseedhall

    thepoofthoserespectiveoffices.

    .joneshavingogotothesqueradethat

    evening,.nightingaleofferedtonducthihither.theyoung

    gethesati,offeredticketstossnandher

    ther;butthegoodan.shesaid,”shedid

    notnaginedinasquerade;

    butthatsuchextravagantdiversionswereproperonlyforpersonsof

    qualityandfortune,andnotforyoungeheir

    living,anduld,atbest,hopetoberriedtoagood

    tradesn.””atradesn”criesnightingale,youshantundervalue

    nananupohaboveherrit.””ofie

    .nightingale,”ansustnotfillthe

    girlsheadhsucies:butifitk”says

    thetherper”tofilenofyenerouswayof

    thinking,ihopesheakeabetterretutohisgenerositythan

    togivehernduptantpleasures.indeed,whereyoung

    ladiesbrifortuheelves,theyhaveshttoinsist

    onspendingistheirohatatihaveheardthe

    gentlensay,anhassotisabetterbargainhapoor

    ydaughtersrrythey

    akethelessingstotheirhusbands:i

    beg,therefore,iyhearofnoresquerades.nancyis,iabr >

    ustreerwhen

    youcarriedherthitherlastyear,italsttuedherhead;and

    shedidoherself,ortoheeedle,inanth

    afterwards.”

    thoughagentlesigh,thebosofnancy,seedto

    arguesoseents,shedidnotdare

    openlytoopposetheforasthisgoodanhadallthe

    tendeess,soshehadpreservedalltheauthorityofaparent;andas

    herindulgehedesiresofherchildrenrainedonlyby

    herfearsfortheirsafetyandfuturewelfare,sosheneversuffered

    thosendssuchfearstobeeither

    disobeyedordisputed.andthistheyoulen,whohadlodged

    thehouse,khepresentlyacquiesced

    intherefusal.

    .nightingale,inutefonderofjones,wasvery

    desirousofhispanythatdaytodihetave,wherehe

    offeredtointrodueofhisacquaintajonesbegged

    tobeexcused,”ashiscloaths,”hesaid,”etotown.”

    tohetruth,.joion,h

    sotishappenstobetheenofchbetter

    figurethanhielf.inshort,hehadnotonepennyinhispocket;a

    situationinchgreatercreditaientphilosophers,

    thanangthedeenbardstreet,orthose

    escholatehouse.and,perhaps,thegreat

    honoursptypocket,y

    beohereasonsofthathighinheyareheld

    intheaforesaidstreetandcholatehouse.

    liveveryfortably

    onvirtueonly,be,asthedeenjustaboventioned

    pretendtohavedisvered,anotoriouserror;nolessfalseis,i

    apprehend,thatpositionofsoahatan

    livealtogetheronlove:forhoaya

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