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    shefoundalreadyoccupiedbyanother.

    ”isthisusagetobeboe,.jones”criesthelady.”basestof

    ne””ch”

    herplaceof

    ”rryeupchforsoothaspoorachas

    iaiaohisisrethansofolksher

    say.”

    jones,insteadofapplyinghielfdirectlytotakeofftheedge

    ofs.honoursresentnt,asareexperiencedgallantwould

    havedohisstars,andlantinghielfasthe

    stunfortuhelyafter,addressing

    hielftoladybellaston,hefelltosoveryabsurdprotestations

    ofinnoce.bythistithelady,havingreveredtheuseofher

    reason,anintheially

    onsulyreplied:”sir,youneedkenoapologies,i

    seenors.honour:but

    no

    suresheisaanoftoogoodseoputanyrus

    uponvisittoyou;ihavebeenalaybe

    inpouchrehereafter.”

    s.hetherasplacableasshee.

    hearing,therefore,ladybellastonassuthesofttone,she

    likesure,da”saysshe,”ihavebeen

    ale;sure

    ineverhadsogoodafriendasyourladyshipandtobesure,nowi

    seeitisyourladyshipthatispoketo,iuldalstbitetongue

    offforveryd.instrusuponyourladyshiptobesureit

    dothnotbeeaservantasiaothinkaboutsuchagreatladyi

    aninobodysservantnoore

    serablee.ihavelostthebeststress”herehonour

    thoughtfittoproduceashoears.”dontcry,child,”says

    thegoodlady;”aybefoundtokeyouao

    torrooing.”shethentookupherfanhe

    ground,aically

    outoftherootherebeingakindofdignityintheiudenceof

    enofquality,heirinferiorsvainlyaspiretoattaintoin

    circesofthisnature.

    jonesfolloairs,oftenherhishand,h

    sheabsolutelyrefusedhiandgotintoherchairhouttaking

    anynoti,ashestoodbowingbeforeher.

    athisretuupstairs,alongdialoguepastbetands.

    honour,posureshehad

    undergohesubjectofthisytoheryounglady;

    obitteess;butjolastfound

    anstoreniseof

    stinviolablesecredthatsheoingendeavour

    tofindoutsophia,andbringhifurtheratoftheproceedings

    ofthesquire.

    thusehisunfortunateadvehesatisfaonlyof

    s.honour;foraseyreaderswillperhaps

    aoexperienceisoftenaveryvaluablepossession:

    andthatnotonlytothoseetisto

    suchasetotheearsofeveryone,except

    theignorantpersonhesupposedncealingofis

    publicklyknown.

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    nothjones,

    s.lleruldnotforbearintheingsogehe

    hurrieber.these

    leandsofriendly,professing,andindeed

    truly,toaitnothihantherealgoodof.joneshielf,

    thathe,farfroeingoffehankfullyreceivedtheadnition

    ofthegoodan,expressedceforhadpast,excused

    itasisedthesa

    disturbaothehouse.

    butthoughs.llerdidnotrefrainfroshortexpostulationin

    privateattheirfirstetiheoned

    dooingreeablekind,beingindeed

    toperforheoffiissnandtogiveherin

    r.nightingale,,andfullassober

    asnyofreadersanoughttobeeivesawife

    insoirudentanner.

    andhereperhapsitybepropertoatfortheescapeh

    thisyoulenhaddefroisuncle,andforhisappearance

    iioninthenightbefore.

    noheunclehadarrivedathislodgingshhisnephew,

    partlytoindulgehisoionsforhedearlylovedhis

    bottle,andpartlytodisqualifyhisheiediate

    executionofhispurpose,heorderedobesetoable;h

    an,thatthislatter,

    uchusedtodrinking,diditsoastobe

    guiltyofdisobedienceorplacebyrefusing,wassoon

    pletelyfinished.

    justastheunclehadobtaihisvictory,andreparingabed

    forhisnepheessengerarrivedhapieehso

    entirelydisn,thatheinantlostall

    ionforhisnepheindbetirelytaken

    uphhisoonces.

    thissuddenandafflighathisdaughter

    hadtakentheopportunityofalstthefirstntofhisabsence,

    andhadgoneoffan;against,

    thoughherfatheruldhavehadbutoneobjeely,thathe

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    hadneverbeenoncesuspectedbyany,tillnohatitwas

    nsuated.

    old.nightingalenosoonerreceivedthisat,thaninthe

    utstnfusionheorderedapostchaisetobeinstantlygotready,

    and,havingrendedhishecareofaservant,he

    directlyleftthehouse,scarohedid,norherhe

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    hatpurpose,andhadatlastde

    hiensiblethathisuncleeadofacceptingthe

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