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正文 第209节 文 / [英]亨利·菲尔丁

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twherthoughtsto

    toherheadtoproposetosophiatogototheplay,hwas

    iediatelyedto,andaproperladyprovidedforher

    panion.s.honourrs.etoffon

    thesaerrandofpleasure;andthusherofree

    forthesaferer.jones,sheprosedherself

    threehoursofuninterruptedion,afterherretu

    froheplaceafriendshouseina

    prettydistantpartofthetoion,

    he

    revolutionthathadhappehendandralsofherlate

    nfidante.

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    achapteraydrasoeyes

    .jonesrs.

    llerrappedathisdoor;and,beingadtted,veryeaestlydesired

    hispanybeloairs,todriheparlour.

    uporan,shepresentlyintroducedaperson

    tohisaying,”this,sir,isusin,hbeensogreatly

    beholdentoodness,fororetuyouhis

    sihanks.”

    thenhadsillerhad

    sokindlyprefaced,hjonesandhe,lookingstedfastlyateach

    other,shoosttokensofsurprize.thevoiceof

    thelatterbeganinstantlytofaulter;and,insteadoffinishinghis

    speech,hesunkdonvinced

    itisso”

    ”blesseaningofthis”criess.ller;”you

    arenotill,ihope,usinsothisinstant.”

    ”benhted,da”ostaseed

    ofadrasyourusin.this

    unexpeine,s.

    ller.”

    ”anacquaintance”criesthen.”oh,heaven”

    ”ay,anacquaintance,”repeatedjones,”andanhonouredacquaintance

    too.anure

    everythingtopreservehisinstaru,

    yihaveafriendcapableofdisoeiy”

    ”oh,youareanexan,”criess.ller:”yes,

    indeed,poorcreaturehehathventuredeverything.ifhehadnot

    hadohebestofnstitutions,itsthavekilledhi”

    ”usin,”criesthen,tyovered

    hielf,”thisistheangelfroeaveniant.thisisheto

    ,beforeisaypeggy.heitwas

    tofort,everysupporthihaveprocured

    forher,hehiest,bravest,,of

    allhunbeings.ousin,ihaveobligationstothisgentlenof

    suature”

    ”ntionnothingofobligations,”criesjoneseagerly;”nota

    eaning,isuppose,thathewould

    nothavehietraytheaffairoftherobberytoanyperson.”if,

    bythetrifleyouhaveree,ihavepreservedawhole

    faly,surepleasuresocheap.”

    ”oh,sir”criesthen,”iy

    house.ifanypersonhadeverarighttothepleasureyountion,i

    avinyusintellssheacquaintedyou

    hthedistressin,sir,isallgreatly

    reved,andychildrenhavenoo

    lieonandtheyhavetheyhaveetealblessingsrewardyoufor

    ittheyhavebreadtoeat.littleboyisrevered;wifeis

    outofdanger,andiaappy.all,alloy

    usinhere,ohebestofen.indeed,sir,istseeyou

    athouse.iseeyou,andthankyou.children

    toostexpresstheirgratitude.indeed,sir,theyarenothout

    aseheirobligation;butyfeeling,to

    iohattheyarenoheir

    gratitude.oh,sir,thelittleheartsedhadnow

    beenldasicehoutyourassistance.”

    herejoetedtopreventthepoornfroroceeding;but

    iheoverfloselfhavestopped

    hisrs.llerlikeopourforth

    thanksgivings,ase,asinthatofherusin,

    andncludedhsaying,”shedoubtednotbutsuchgoodnesswould

    etagloriousreward.”

    jonesanslyrewardedalready.your

    usinsaore

    pleasingthanihaveeverknoustbeaovedat

    hearingsuchastory;houstbethethoughtof

    havinghappilyactedapartinthisseiftherearen

    feelthedelightofgivinghappioothers,isincerelypitythe

    astheyareincapableoftastingyopinion,agreater

    honour,ahigheri,andasbitious,

    theavarianeverobtain.”

    thehourofappointntbeingnoe,joakea

    hastyleave,butnotbeforehehadheartilyshakenhisfriendbythe

    hand,anddesiredtoseehigainassoonaspossible;prosingthat

    heselftakethefirstopportunityofvisitinghithisown

    house.hetheintohischair,andproceededtolady

    bellastons,greatlyexultinginthehappinesshhehadprocured

    tothispoorfaly;noruldheforbearrefleg,hout

    horror,onthedreadfulnsequehaveattehe

    hadhelistehertothevoiceofstrictjustice,thantothatof

    rcy,tackedonthehighroad.

    s.llersungforththepraiseofjonesduringthewholeevening,

    inpanied

    her,thatheentioningthe

    circeoftherobbery.hoed

    hielf,andavoidedanindiscretionuchthe

    greater,ashekridniher

    principles.heheloquacityofthis

    lady;asuchostgotthe

    betterbothofdise,anddehiublishthath

    edhisoitany

    circesightdothefullesthonourtohisbeor.

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    inhereaderwillbesurprized

    .joneseappointe

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