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    小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twbethatdan,”criessophia,”ihopehis

    visitsshallrudedupon.”

    ”ochild”saidladybellaston,”youbesofearful;if

    youresolvetorunahthatjones,iknoan

    hinderyou.”

    ”uponhonour,da”e.

    ian;norarryntrary

    tofathersinations.”

    ”our

    toseepanythising,youyretiretoyouroent;for

    iahtehislordship,andstsendforhipinto

    dressingroo”

    sophiathankedherladyship,andhdrely

    afterarittedupstairs.

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    byealadyiswhenshe

    applieshereloqueoanillpurpose

    oheyounglordsscruples,shetreated

    thedisdainhhosesagesofthelaw,

    callednesofnsa

    youngydearlord,”saidshe,”youcertainlya

    rdial.istsendtoladyedgelyforoneofherbestdra.fie

    uponithavereresolution.areyhtehewordrapeor

    areyouappreheoryofhelenode,i

    shouldthinkitunnatural.ianthebehaviourofparis,notthe

    fondnessofthelady;forallenloveanofspirit.thereis

    aoryofthesabineladiesandthattoo,ithankheaven,is

    verya.yourlordship,perhaps,irereading;buti

    think.hooktellsus,theydetolerablegooderwards.

    ifancyfeyrriedacquaintanceheir

    husbands.””nay,dearladybellaston,”ein

    thisnner.””ygoodlord,”ansan

    inenglandlaughatyouinherheart,everpruderyshe

    ghtetouseastrangekindof

    language,andtobetraysexstabonably;butiatented

    yiiood,andthatiandeavto

    serveusin;forithinkyouakeherahusband

    notysoul,ievenpersuade

    hertoflingherselfaptytitle.sheshouldnot

    upbraidhereafteranofspirit;forthathis

    eneesallohispooryoungfelloobe.”

    letthosehesatisfaofhearingreflesof

    thiskindfroistress,declarehertheyareatall

    singfrofeletongue.certainitis,theysunk

    deeperintohislordshipthananythingosthenesorcicero

    uldhavesaidontheoccasion.

    ladybellaston,perceivingshehadfiredtheyounglordspride,

    beganor,torouseotherpassionstoits

    assistance.”lord,”saysshe,inagravervoice,”youwillbe

    pleasedtoreer,yountiohisttertofirst;fori

    appeartoyouinthelightofo

    offusinuponyou.foursrethousandpoundsdonotstandinneed

    ofanadvoendthe””nordothsse,”saidhe,

    ”requireaionfroerfortune;for,inopinion,no

    aneverhadhalfherchar.””yes,yes,lord,”repliedthe

    lady,lookingintheglass,therehavebeenehan

    halfherchar,iassureyou;notthatineedlessehat

    at:sheisastdeliciousgirl,thatscertain;andhin

    thesefesofone,hnot

    deserveher,thoughihisdue,ibelieveheistrulya

    nofspirit.”

    ”ihopeso,da”saidlord;”thoughistohnot

    deserveher;for,unlessheavenoryourladyshipdisappoint,she

    shallebeinne.”

    ”ylord,”ansiseyouno

    disappointntshallhappenfroyside;and

    nvinyusininpublic.”

    thereihisssistedentirelyofraptures,excuses,

    andplints,verypleasanttohaveheardfroheparties;but

    ratherdulledatsendhaherefore,shallputan

    endtothisdialogue,andhastentothefatalhwas

    preparedforthedestruofpoorsophia.

    butthisbeiragicaltterinourory,we

    shalltreatitinachapterbyitself.

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    ntainingsottersayaffedothersay

    surprize,thereader

    theclockhadnoruckseven,andpoorsophia,aloneand

    lancholy,satreadingatragedy.itarriage;and

    sheetothatparthepoordistrestisabella

    disposesofherweddingring.

    herethebookdroptfroerhand,andashoearsrandown

    intoherbosointhissituationshehadntinuedanute,he

    dooropened,andinar.sophiastartedfroer

    chairathisentrandhislordshipadvangforaking

    aloafraid,sse,ibreakinuponyou

    abruptly.””indeed,lord,”saysshe,”istoyselfalittle

    surprizedatthisuedvisit.””ifthisvisitbeued,

    da”ansar,”eyessthavebeenveryfaithless

    interpretersofheart,ihadthehonourofseeingyou;

    forsurelyyouuldnototheryheartin

    yourpossession,itsowner.”sophia,

    nfusedasshebastandveryproperlyithink

    adeanotherand

    alongerspeeesort.uponbling,

    said,”areallytonceiveyourlordshiptobeoutofyoursenses

    sure,lord,thereisnootherex,

    indeed,daiuationyousuppose,”crieshislordship;”and

    sureyouheeffectsofafrenzyhyouyourselfhave

    oeofreason,thati

    ayayylord,”

    saidsophia,”iheruandyourwordsnoryourbehaviour.”

    ”sufferthen,da”crieshe,”atyourfeettoexplainboth,by

    layingopensoultoyou,anddeclaringthatidoatonyoutothe

    highestdegreeofdistraostadorable,stdivine

    yheart””ido

    assureyou,lord,”saidsophia,”ishallnotstaytohearany

    reofthis.””donot,”

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