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    thanthelady;onlybythedistanceof

    theplaceeothercrossactsvery

    vexatioustooneiuationofnd.herdinglyshown

    intothedra,anynutesbeforethe

    dooropened,andinootherthansophiaherself,

    theplaybeforetheendofthefirstact;forthis,aswehavealready

    said,beiheoo

    da,ahertoapplaud,aviolentuproar,andane

    betheties,hadsoterrifiedourheroihatshewas

    gladtoputherselfuheprotean,who

    safelynveyedhertoherchair.

    asladybellastonhadacquaintedherthatsheshould

    hotilllate,sophia,expe,ca

    hastilyin,andostfrontedher,

    ,he

    statueofjonesnootionless.inthisglassiter

    ingherohatshefirstdisveredthe

    saidstatue;antlytuingabout,sheperceivedthe

    realityofthevision:upon,and

    scarcepreservedherselffroainting,tilljonesoveto

    her,andsupportherinhisar.

    topaintthelooksorthoughtsofeitheroftheselovers,is

    beyondpotheirtualsilence,y

    bejudgedtohavebeentoobigfortheiroteraotbe

    supposedthatishouldbeabletoexpresstheandthesfortuneis,

    thatfeyreadershavebeenenoughiofeelbytheirown

    heartseintheirs.

    afterashortpause,jones,hfaulteringats,said”isee,

    dayouaresurprized.””surprized”answeredshe;”ohheavens

    indeed,iaurprized.ialstdoubtheryouaretheperson

    yousee””indeed,”e,dafor

    thisonthatveryfortune,

    aftersonydisappointnts,hath,atlast,kindlynductedtoyou.

    ohsophia,didyouksihavesufferedin

    thislong,fruitlesspursuit.””pursuitof”saidsophia,a

    littlerellegherself,andassungareserveair.”yoube

    socrueltoaskthatquestion”criesjones;”needisay,ofyou””of

    ansportant

    busioso,da”ightseebr >

    aniortantbusiness”givihepoada

    youevalueas.”sophiatook

    thepocketbook,andospeak,erruptedher

    thus:”letusnot,ibeseeonts

    ysophiaihavebusinessof

    ayknees,letaskyourpardon.””

    pardon”criesshe;”sure,sir,afterispast,youotexpect,

    afterihaveheard.””iscaroisay,”answeredjones.

    ”byheavensiscarcee.osophia

    hehnevercasta.ifany

    reraneshouldeverintrudetogiveantsuneasio

    thattenderbosothinkofunerance

    ofeforeverfroournd.”

    sophiastoodtrelingallthiserthan

    snohrobbingthroughherstays.butatthe

    ntionofupton,ablusharoseinhercheeks,andhereyes,h

    beforeshehadscarceliftedup,ueduponjonesha

    glanceofdisdain.heuoodthissilentreproadreplied

    toitthus:”osophiaonlyloveyouothateordespise

    reforyself;butyetdothe

    justiyhearthfultoyou.that

    hadnoshareinthefollyiyof;ithen

    unalterablyyours.thoughidespairedofpossessingyou,nay,alst

    ofeverseeingyoure,idoatedstillonyourgidea,and

    uldseriouslylovenootheran.butifhearthadnotbeen

    engaged,she,intopanyiactlyfellatthatcursedplace,was

    notanobjee,angel,ineverhaveseen

    herfrohatdaytothis;andendordesiretoseeher

    again.”sophia,inherheart,ohearthis;but

    fororeldhanshehadyet

    assud,”r.jones,doyoutakethetroubleto

    keadefenceaccusedifithoughtith

    oaccuseyou,ihaveachargeofanunpardoure

    indeed.””isit,forheavenssake”ansbling

    andpale,expeourhladybellaston.”oh,”

    saidshe,”hopossibleeverythingnoble,ahing

    base,belodgedtogetherinthesabosoladybellaston,andthe

    ignoniouscirceofhavingbee,roseagaininhis

    nd,andstopthisuthfronyreply.”uldihaveexpected,”

    proentfroounay,frolen,

    fronynofhonourtohavenatradupubliinns,

    angtheavulgartohaveanylittlefavours,that

    unguardedheartyhavetoolightlybetrayedtogrant,boasted

    ofthereohearthatyouhadbeenfor

    love”

    nothinguldequaljonesssurprizeatthese

    yet,notbeingguilty,heuchlessearrassedhoodefend

    hielf,thanifshehadtouchedthatteringathhis

    nsinationhepresentlyfound,

    thathersupposinghiuiltyofsoshoganeagainsthis

    love,andherreputation,irelyoopartridgestalkat

    theinnsbeforelandlordsandservants;forsophianfessedtohit

    thehatshereceivedherintelligence.hehadnreat

    difficultytokeherbelievethatheirelyiofan

    offencesntohischaracter;butshehadagreatdealto

    hinderhirooinginstantlyho,andputtingpartridgeto

    death,orethanoncesbeing

    selvessoheach

    other,thatjonesquitefothehadbeguntheionh

    njuriogiveupallthoughtsofhiandshewasina

    teertohavegiveoapetitionofaverydifferentnature;for

    beforetheyheyhadbothgonesofar,thatheletfall

    sohatsoundedlikeaproposal

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