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    replied,”that,didytoherfatherforbidhertofollow

    herooreetoher

    thaaffluentfortunean.”atthentionof

    thearted,letdropherhand,hhehadheldfor

    soti,andstrikinghisbreasthhiso,”oh,

    sophiaithenruintheeno;byheavens,noinever

    sobaseapart.dearestsophia,e,iwill

    renouny

    heartasareinnsistentyloveiwillever

    retain,butitshallbeinsileshallbeatadistancefrobr >

    you;itshallbeinsnland;fronovoiosigh

    ofdespair,shalleverreaddisturbyourears.and

    dead”heoptbyafloodoftearsh

    sophialetfallinhisbosouponhoutbeing

    abletospeakoneoff,ents,

    sheallotodohoutaathenrelleg

    herself,gentlys;and,totuthedisurse

    frosubjecttootender,and

    support,bethoughtherselftoaskhiquestionsheneverhadtito

    puttohiefore,”hoeintothatroohebeganto

    staer,andy,haveraisedhersuspis

    bytheansogive,ohedooropened,

    andincaladybellaston.

    havingadvancedafeeps,andseeingjonesandsophiatogether,

    shesuddenlystopt;onts,relleg

    herselfirablepresenind,shesaidthoughh

    suffitindicationsofsurprizebothinvoiduntenance”i

    thought,sse,youhadbeenattheplay”

    thoughsophiahadnoopportunityofleaingofjonesby

    anshehaddisveredher,yet,asshehadnottheleastsuspi

    oftherealtruth,orthatjonesandladybellastoned,

    soshetlenfounded;andtheless,astheladyhad,in

    alltheirionsonthesubjetirelytakenherside

    agaiher.hverylittlehesitation,therefore,she

    throughtheoryofhadhappeheplayhouse,and

    thecauseofherhastyretu.

    thelengthofthisnarrativegaveladybellastonanopportunityof

    rallyingherspirits,andofnsideringioadas

    thebehaviourofsophiagaveherhopesthatjoneshadrayed

    her,sheputonanairofgoodhuur,andsaid,”ishouldnothave

    brokeinsoabruptlyuponyou,sse,ifihadknownyouhad

    pany.”

    ladybellastonfixedhereyesonsophiashespokethese

    hatpooryounglady,havingherfaceoverspread

    ringvoice,”iabr >

    sure,daishallalhinkthehonourofyourladyships

    pany””ihope,atleast,”criesladybellaston,”iinterruptno

    business.””no,da”ansan

    end.yourladyshipybepleasedtoreerihaveoftenntioned

    thelossofpocketbook,an,havingvery

    luckilyfouhebillinit.”

    jones,eversihearrivalofladybellaston,hadbeeo

    sinkhfear.hesatkighisheels,playinghhisfingers,

    andlookingrelikeafool,ifitbepossible,thanayoungbooby

    squire,bly.he

    began,hoself;andtakingahintfrohe

    behaviourofladybellaston,any

    acquaintance,heresolvedaseoaffectthe

    strangeronhispart.hesaid,”eversihepocketbookin

    hispossession,hehadusedgreatdiligeninquiringoutthe

    ladyeinit;butillthatdayuldbeso

    fortuodisverher.”

    sophiaiiohelossofherpocketbooktolady

    bellaston;butasjones,forsoreasonorother,hadneveronce

    hioherthatitone

    syllableofiredthe

    extrequiessoftheyoungladyiingsuexcuse.the

    reasonofsophiasleavingtheplayhousethercredit;

    andthoughsheuldihesetwo

    lovers,shelypersuadeditactal.

    ile,therefore,shesaid,”indeed,ss

    oney.not

    onlyasitfellintothehandsofagentlenofhonour,butashe

    happeodisvertoitbelohinkyou

    ohaveitadvertised.itgoodfortune,sir,that

    youfoundouttothenotebelonged.”

    ”oh,da”criesjones,”itbook,in

    eten.”

    ”thatunateindeed,”criesthelady:”anditwasno

    lessso,thatyouheardsseyhouse;forsheis

    verylittleknown.”

    joneshadatlengthperfectlyreveredhisspirits;andashe

    nceivedhehadnounityofsatisfyingsophia,astothe

    questionshehadaskedhiustbeforeladybellaston,he

    proceededthus:”ada”ansheluckiest

    ceigihisdisvery.ientioningihad

    found,andthenaoftheoheotheighttoaladyatthe

    squerade,eshebelievedshekseess

    oingshewould

    infore.ient,butsheat

    ho;noruldieveretoing,whenshe

    direeagly,anddid

    selfthehonourtoaskforyourladyship;anduponsayingthat

    ihadveryparti;

    the

    play.”

    uponhisntioningthesquerade,helookedveryslilyatlady

    bellaston,arkedsophiforshewas

    visiblytooakeanyobservations.thishinta

    littlealardthelady,andshe;he

    agitationofsophiasnd,resolvedtotaketheonlythodof

    relievingher,iring;but,beforehedidthis,he

    said,believe,daitiserehese

    oustinsistonaveryhighoneforhoy;itis,

    dahanthehonourofbeiedtopaya

    ...
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