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    shallbethoughtanunayfriendindeedis

    notsorious:yetihopeyoue;iprotestishall

    notknotosayifyoudo.”

    theladypresentlyafterquittedthesquerade,andjones,

    o

    attendher.heedileaentioned

    before,naly,theofashilling,anduldnotrelieveitby

    borrohereforeerthechair

    inallthe

    chair,akethebestcaretheyto

    disuntenanceallbytheirbetters.luckily,however,

    thegentrytendattheoperahouseoobusytoquittheir

    stations,andasthelatenessofthehourpreventedhiroeeting

    nyoftheirbrethrenireet,heproceededhout

    lestation,inadress,anotherseason,wouldhave

    certainlyraisedabathisheels.

    theladyhanoversquare,where

    thedoorbeilyopened,shehe

    gentlen,ony,erher.

    jonesandhispanioherinaverywellfuished

    andedrooale,stillspeakinginher

    squeradevoice,saidsheust

    absolutelyhavefotherappointnt;atuch

    resentnt,shesuddenlyexprestsoapprehensionfroones,and

    askedhihehinkoftheirhavingbeenalone

    togetherinahouseatthattiofnightbutinsteadofadirect

    ansportantaquestion,joobevery

    iortunateask;andatlengthhavingprevailed,

    thereappeared,nots.fitzpatrick,buttheladybellastonherself.

    itedioustogivetheparticularion,h

    nsistedofverynandordinaryoccurrences,anded

    frooing.itissuffitto

    ntionallofitthatisanyaterialtothishistory.andthis

    isethattheladyofindoutsophia,andin

    afetoaninterviehher,onnditionthathe

    hentakehisleaveofher.hishhlysettled,

    aingintheeveningappoihesaplace,

    theyseparated;theladyretuedtoherhouse,andjoohis

    lodgings.

    chapter8

    ntainingaseofdistress,raordinary

    tostofourreaders

    joneshavingrefreshedhielfned

    partridgetohispresenddeliveringhibanknoteoffifty

    pounds,orderedhiogoandgeit.partridgereceivedthis

    etoreflectfarther,it

    raisedinhiosuspisnotveryadvaothehonourof

    hisster:tothesethedreadfulideahehadofthesquerade,the

    disguiseinasterhadgoaued,andhishaving

    beenabroadallnight,ntributed.inplainlanguage,theonlywayhe

    uldpossiblyfindtoatforthepossessionofthisnote,wasby

    robbery:and,tohetruth,thereader,unlessheshould

    suspectitothegenerosityofladybellaston,hardly

    igineanyother.

    tor.jones,andtodojusticeto

    theliberalityofthelady,hehadreallyreceivedthispresentfrobr >

    her,utothehaeycharitiesof

    theage,suchasbuildinghospitals,&c.,,hoirely

    voidofthatchristianvirtue;andnceivedveryrightlyithink

    thatayoungfelloerit,houtashillingintheworld,was

    noiroperobjectofthisvirtue.

    .jonesand.nightingalehadbeeniodihisdayh

    s.ller.attheappointedhour,therefore,thetwoyoung

    gehetteheparlour,hey

    threetillalstfivebeforethegoodanappeared.she

    hadbeenoutofto,atherretu,

    shegavethefollo.

    ”ihope,gentlen,youykingyousureif

    youkneine,aboutsix

    lesoff,shouldbeaoallpersons

    saysshe,lookingatherdaughtershoarryindiscreetly.

    thereisnohappinessinthispetenancyhow

    shallidescribetheditioninhifoundyourpoor

    usihscarcelaininaherehis

    dreadful,houtanycurtainstoherbed,and

    notabushelofalsinherhousetosupplyherhfire:hersend

    son,thatslittlefelloebed

    other;forthereisnootherbedinthehouse.poorlittle

    toyibelieve,nancy,youore;

    forheisreallyveryill.therestofthechildrenareiygood

    health:butlly,iafraid,willdoherselfaninjury:sheis

    butthirteenyearsold,.nightingale,a,inlife,i

    neversaotherandherbrother;

    and,isuresoyoung,sheshohe

    chearfulnessiher;aisahe

    poorchild,.nightiuabout,andprivatelyhe

    tearsfroereyes.”heres.llered,byherown

    tears,frooingon,andthere,ibelieve,aperso

    paheatlengthshealittlerevered

    herself,andproceededthus:”inallthisdistressthethersupports

    herspiritsinasurprizihedangerofhersonsits

    heaviestuponher,asheendeavoursaschaspossibleto

    ncealeventhisnherhusbandsat.hergrief,

    hoetisgetsthebetterofallherendeavours;forshe

    ostsensible,

    speredcreatureitis.iprotestioreaffected

    ihalech,

    sevenyearsold,otherhhertears,

    beghertobeforted.indeed,a,criedthechild,ishant

    die;godalghty,iure,aheavenbeever

    sofineaplace,ihadratherstayhereandstarvey

    papa,thangotoit.pardolen,ithelpit”says

    she,yandaffeinachild.

    a,perhaps,heisleasttheobjectofpity;foradayortwo

    ostprob

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