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正文 第235節 文 / [英]亨利•菲爾丁

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    terriblyafearedthesquireischiefinhispassion,for

    heisaprodigiouspassiolen;andiafearedtoothepoor

    ladytobreakherheart,forsheisas

    tenderheartedasachi.itispity,thinks,shehadnota

    littlee.ifian,andfather

    offeredtolo;

    butthentheresagreatfortuhecase,isinher

    fatherspoayke

    sodifference.”

    herjonesgavestrictattentiontoallthefoingharangue,

    orheritofanyvathedisurse,iot

    deterheneveroetedtoanse

    stoptillpartridge,andinfordhibr >

    thatthegreatladyhestairs.

    nothinguldequalthedileatohjonesed.

    honourkneand

    ladybellaston,ahelastpersonintheo

    henicatedit.inthishurryanddistress,he

    tookasisnenoughtheurse,and,insteadof

    exposihelady,tlensequence,

    hechosetoexposetheladytoher;hethereforeresolvedtohide

    honour,hehadbutjusttitonveybehindthebed,andto

    drahecurtains.

    thehurryinof

    hispoorlandladyandherfaly,theterrorsors.

    honour,andthenfusionintohrohesudden

    arrivalofladybellaston,hadaltogetherdrivenforrthoughtsout

    ofhishead;sothatitneverooactthe

    partofasi;herthegaietyofhisdress,

    northefreshnessofhisuntenance,allsupported.

    hereceivedherladyship,therefore,ratheragreeablytoherdesires

    thantoherexpeuster

    inhisuntenandhoutanyrealoraffectedappearahe

    leastdisorder.

    ladybellastonnosooeredtheroothanshesquattedherself

    doydearjones,”saidshe,”youfindnothing

    you.perhapsioughttobeangryhyou,

    thatihaveherseennorheardfroouallday;foriperceive

    yourdisteereabroad:nay,i

    supposeyouhavenotsatinyourchaeralldaydrestuplikea

    fineladytoseepanyafteralyingin;but,hothinki

    iosldyou;forineverhe

    ldbehaviourofahusband,byputtingontheillhuurofawife.”

    ”nay,ladybellaston,”saidjones,”iaureyourladyship

    upbraidhofduty,edfororders.who,

    dearcreature,hathreasontoplainissedan

    appointnt,lastnight,aanunhappyntoexped

    wish,andsigh,andlanguish”

    ”donotntionit,dear.jones,”criedshe.”ifyouknew

    theopossibleto

    nthe

    iertinenceoffools,iokeepupthefarceoftheworld.i

    alad,however,allyuishingandwishinghavedoneyouno

    harforyouneverlookedbetterinyourlife.uponfaith

    jones,youghtatthisinstantsitforthepictureofadonis.”

    therearecertainenofhonourhold

    properlybeansongloverspossiblythere

    ybesoexpressionshbeansweredonlybyakiss.now

    theplintadejoobeofthis

    kind,especiallyasittendedhalook,inhelady

    nveyedresoftideasthanitoexpresshher

    tongue.

    jo

    disagreeableanddistressedsituationsiginable;for,tocarryon

    theparisonadeuseofbefore,thoughtheprovocationwasgiven

    bythelady,jonesuldnotreuchas

    offertoaskit,inthepresehirdperson;sendsinthis

    kindofduelsnotbeingagtothelas.asthis

    objedidnotoccurtoladybellaston,ofany

    otheraherebutherself,sheetii

    astonishntforanansjones,he

    ridiade,stoodatadistand,ntivetheproperansaginedre

    iical,thanthisse

    hadlastedger.theladyhadalreadygedlourtwoor

    threetis;hadgotupfrohebedandsatdownagain,whilejones

    ,orthehousetofallon

    hishead,fronearrassnt,outof

    hertheeloquenceofacicero,northepoliticsofa

    chiavel,uldhavedeliveredhihoututterdisgrace.

    thisherthanthearrivalofyoungnightingale,deaddrunk;

    orratherinthatstateofdrunkenheuse

    oftheirreason,oftheuseoftheirlis.

    s.llerandherdaughtersridgewas

    sakinghispipebythekitr.

    jonesschaerdoorhoutanyinterruption.thisheburstopen,and

    ony,hisscat

    andrantoopposehiually,thatnightingale

    nevercafarenoughhinthedoortoseetingonthe

    bed.

    nightingalehadiystakenjonessapartntforthatin

    selfhadlodged;hethereforestronglyinsistedoningin,

    oftenshisownbed.jones,

    ho,anddeliveredhintothehandsof

    partridge,thehestairssoonsuoohis

    stersassistance.

    andohisown

    apartnt,theveryinstantofhisentranceheheardlady

    bellastoinganexclation,thoughnotaveryloudone;andat

    thesatisaoachairinavast

    agitation,eitutionwouldhavebeenan

    hystericfit.

    iythelady,frightehestrugglebethetwo

    n,ofknoheissue,assheheard

    nightingalesanyoathsheetohisopted

    toretiretoherknreatnfu

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