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thefatheris,ipassion.poorn,his
unteheverypictureofhorror,andhelookslikeone
ratherdeadthanalive.ohheavensy
firstingintotheroohegoodcreaturehe
bolster,suppatohhischildandhiswife.hehad
nothingonbutathinat;forhisathebed,
tosupplytheyentrance,i
scare.aselyan,.jones,hinthisfht,as
youeverbeheld;.nightihseenhihiseyessunk,his
facepale,halongbeard.hisbodyshiveringhld,andwo
yusinsayssheto
eat.hetoldhielfinaeitrepeatit
hesaidheuldoeatthebreadhischildrened.and
yet,eninallthisseryhiswifehasas
goodcaudleasifshelayiofthegreatestaffluence;i
tastedit,andiscarceevertastedbetter.theansofpr
herthis,hesaid,hebelievedheaven.i
k;forihadnotspiritsenoughtoaskasingle
question.
”thisatch,astheycallit,onbothsides;thatis,a
tchbetust,indeed,say,ineversawafonder
toonesuple;butistheirfondnessgoodfor,butto
tornteaaa,”criesnancy,”ihavealways
lookedonusinanderson”forthate”asohe
happiestofen.””iaure,”sayss.ller,”thecaseat
presentischhthavedisceedthatthe
tenderionofeaakesthest
intolerablepartoftheircalaty,bothtothehusbandandwife.
paredtoheyaffecttheirownpersons
only,arescarceevils.nay,theverychildren,theyou,his
nottenner;fortheyarea
stlovingfaly,and,iftheyhadbutabarepetency,wouldbe
thehappiestpeopleintheheleastsignof
seryatherhouse,”repliednancy;”iaureheartbleedsfor
e.””ochild,”ansother,”shehath
alakethebestofeverything.theyhavealways
beenidistress;but,ihisabsoluteruinhathbeen
broughtupohers.thepoornhevillainhis
brother;andaboutaheverydaybeforeherlyingin,their
goodsioa
lettertoofitbyohebailiffs,hevillainnever
delivered.usthethinkofsufferingaopassbefore
heheardof”
ithdryeyesthatjohisnarrative;
intoanotherrooand,
deliveringherhispurse,inofl50,desiredher
tosendaschofitasshethoughtpropertothesepoorpeople.
thelookrs.llergavejones,onthisoccasion,isnoteasy
tobedescribed.sheburstintoakindofagonyoftransport,and
aninthe
rellegherself,shesaid,”indeediknothere
beanother””ihope,da”anywhohave
nhunity;fortorelievesuchdistressinourfelloures,
rs.llerthentooktenguineas,h
ostheuldprevailhhertoaccept,andsaid,”she
eansofnveyingthearlytheing;”
adding,”thatshehadherselfdonesolittletterforthepoor
people,andhadhenquitesochseryasshefound
the”
theytheuedtotheparlaleexpressed
ceatthedreadfulsituationofthese
indeedhekhas.
llers.heinveighedagainstthefollyofkingoneselfliable
forthedebtsofothers;ventednybitterexecrationsagainstthe
brother;andncludedethinguldbedohe
unfortunatefaly.”suppose,da”saidhe,”youshouldrend
theo.allhyorthinkyouofalleiwill
givetheguineayheart.”
s.llerdenoaherhad
hegenerosityofjouedpaleupontheoccasion;
though,ifeitherofthenightiwassurely
houtreason.fortheliberalityofjones,ifhehadkno,was
notanexaleiontofollohereare
thousandshaventributedasinglehalfpenny,asindeed
hedidnotineffeadenotenderofanything;and
therefore,astheothersthoughtpropertokenodehis
neyinhispocket.
ihave,intruth,observed,andshallneverhaveabetter
opportunitythanatpresenttonicateobservation,thatthe
oty,
stohold,
thatallaedasvoluntarygifts,and,
hoorethanyoodwishes,you
aeritinsodoing.others,onthe
ntrary,appeartobeasfirypersuadedthatbeneficeisa
positiveduty,andthatherichfallgreatlyshortof
theirabilityinrelieviressesofthepoor,theirpitiful
largessesaresofarfroeingritorious,thattheyhaveonly
perfordtheirdutybyhalves,andareinsosensere
iblethanthoseirelyedit.
torenypower.ishall
onlyadd,thatthegiversaregenerallyoftheforrsentint,and
thereceiversarealstuniversallyinedtothelatter.
chapter9
attersofaverydifferentkindfrohoseinthe
pregchapter
intheeveningjohisladyagain,andaloion
againe:butasitnsistedonlyofthesa
ordinaryoccurrencesasbefore,entioningparticulars,
othereader;unlessheis
oothefairsex,likethatofthepapiststo
theirsaints,
sofarfrtoexhibitsuchpicturestothepublic,thati
odraain
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