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here.”
”sir,”repliedthelady,”ikenodoubtthatyouarea
gentlen,anddoorsarenevershuttopeopleoffashion.”
johenafterproperials,departed,highlytohisown
satisfa,andothatofsophierribly
alardlestladybellastonshoulddisversheknewalready
buttoowell.
upoairsjohisoldacquaintance,s.honour,who,
not,ellbred
tobehaveeetingprovedindeedalucky
circe,ishenicatedtoherthehousewherehelodged,
hed.
chapter12
ihirteenthbookisncluded
theelegantlordshaftesburysouch
truth:byaybefairlyinferred,that,insocases,tolie
isnotonlyexcusable,butndable.
andsurelytherearenopersonsaysoproperlychallengea
righttothisndabledeviationfroruth,asyoungenin
theaffairoflove;foraypleadprecept,education,and
aboveall,thesanaysaythene,by
subttingtotheho
iulsesofnatureforthat
o.
edtosay,thatourheroinenow
pursuedthedientihthonourable
philosopher.asshelysatisfiedthen,thatlady
bellastoo
keepherinthatignorahoughattheexpenseofalittlefibbing.
joneshadnotbeenlonggone,beforeladybellastony
tyyoungfello
reerevertohaveseenhisfacebefore.”
”noriher,da”ustsayhebehavedvery
handsolyiiontonote.”
”yes;andheisaveryhandsofellohelady:”dontyou
thinkso”
”ididnottake,”ansithought
heseedratheraeelthanotherwise.”
”youareextrelyright,”aysee,by
hishathehathgoodpany.nay,nothstanding
hisretuingyouote,andrefusingthereostquestion
an.ihavealhereisa
sothinginpersonsherseveracquire.i
thiohi”
”nay,sure,da”anssuspectafter
hehathdone;besides,ifyourladyshipobservedhitherewasan
eleganhisdisurse,adelicacy,aprettinessofexpression
that,that”
”infess,”saidladybellaston,”thefellohwordsand
indeedsophia,youstfive,indeedyoust.”
”ifiveyourladyship”saidsophia.
”yes,indeedyoust,”answeredshe,laughing;”forihada
horriblesuspiivoust
fiveit;butisuspecteditself.”
”didyourladyship,indeed”criessophia,blushing,andaffega
laugh.
”yes,ivoagiit
intohead:fivethefelloeelydrest;
nlythecasehyour
friend.”
”thisraillery,”criessophia,”isalittlecruel,ladybellaston,
afterprosetoyourladyship.”
”notatall,child,”saidthelady;”itruel
before;butafteryouhaveprosedorryyourfathers
,inpliedyivingupjones,sureyou
bearalittlerailleryonapassionhardonableenoughin
ayounggirliry,andofeyouhaveso
entirelygotthebetter.ustithink,dearsophy,ifyou
otbearalittleridiculeevenonhisdressishallbegintofear
youareveryfargoneindeed;andalstquestionheryouhave
dealtingenuouslye.”
”indeed,da”istakes,ifyou
igineihadanynhisat.”
”onhisat”ansusthavestaken;i
nofartherthanhisdress;foriinjureyourtasteby
anyotherparisonidontigine,dearsophy,ifyour.
joneshadbeensuchafellohis”
”ithought,”sayssophia,”yourladyshiphadallotobe
handso”
”,pray”criedtheladyhastily.
”.jones,”ansdiatelyrelleg
herself,”.jonesno,no;iaskyourpardon;ialen
nowhere.”
”osophysophy”afraid,
stillrunsinyourhead.”
”then,uponhonour,da”saidsophia,”.jonesisas
entirelyindifferentto,asthegentlennous.”
”uponhonour,”saidladybellaston,”ibelieveit.five,
therefore,alittleiraillery;butiproseyouiwill
ionhisnaanyre.”
andhedelight
ofsophiathanofladybellastoed
herrivalalittlelonger,hadnotbusinessofreiortance
calledheraindperfectlyeasy
uhisfirstpracticeofdeceit;upoo
herchaer,shereflectedhthehighestuneasinessandnscious
sha.noruldthepeculiarhardshipofhersituation,andthe
ohernduct;for
thefraofherndoodelicatetobearthethoughtofhaving
beenguiltyofafalsehood,hostanor
didthisthoughtoncesufferhertoclosehereyesduringthewhole
succeedingnight.
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