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    soseightbethe

    last,butknohepowers

    exerinds,ohestwonderfulis

    thatofsupphopeiofdespair.difficulties,

    irobabilities,nay,iossibilities,arequiteoverlookedbyit;

    sothattoarelyinlove,ybeappliedaddisonsays

    ofcaesar,

    thealps,andpyrenaeans,sinkbeforehibr >

    yetitisequallytrue,thatthesapassioiske

    untainsoflehills,andproducedespairiofhope;

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    teerjoneshereadertoguess,havi

    infortionaboutit;butthisiscertain,thathehadspenttwohours

    iion,oncealhis

    uneasiness,heretiredtohisrooost

    dehirantirs.

    honour,etliterati

    sir,

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    anutheroffartenothaveeverhapned,soasishudavebinjustly

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    tooffartokehuroneunieveraskinanysuchthing,

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    ustbeeveripepilinthareharts.

    tobeesurifeveriavesadanythingofthatkiasbinthru

    ignorens,andiaartilisorriforit.inoseyouronurtobea

    genteelnofreonuray,ifieversaidanisuchthing,

    torepeteittohurtaporeservantthatasalheegratest

    respetheeobesurwonshudkepewons

    tungayhapen;andtobee

    surifaniboddiadtoldeeyesterday,thatishudhafbeninsogud

    aplasetoday,ishudnothafbeleevedit;fortobesurinever

    dofan;suchthing,norshudieverhavesoftafterani

    otherbodisplase;butasherlashippwasssokineofheronea

    rdtoogiveiters.etoffherself,

    noootherboddiblaeeforexceptinsuchathingfals

    inenshionanithingofihaf

    sad,foriheegudlukinthe

    cuestionbuttthattusofiaintheend;buttassto

    selfureonuoseikantbeeofanifardersarvistouinthat

    tar,noubeiheedoffanutherparson,andnoteone

    stress,ibeggureonurtosaynothingofe

    tobe,sir,ureonursuleservanttodtilldeth,

    honourblackre

    variousheuresertaihisstepof

    ladybellaston;y,hadlittlefartherdesignthanto

    securehinheroherepositoryofasecret,hshe

    akenofartherprogressthanithaddealready;but

    stly,shedesiredtokeepitfroheearsofsophiforthough

    thatyoungladyosttheonlyonewhowouldneverhave

    repeateditagain,herladyshipuldnotpersuadeherselfofthis;

    sinplacablehatred,she

    nceivedareciprocalhatredtoherselftobelodgediender

    breastofourheroine,foundan

    entrance.

    heapprehensionofa

    thousanddreadfulations,anddeeppoliticaldesigns,hhe

    igiobeatthebottoftheprotionofhonour,fortune,

    stohavebeenanuttereohistchh

    sophia,triedahodtoputafioit,bythrowinga

    tetationinhisdesperatesituationit

    seedunlikelyheshouldbeabletoresist.

    chapter11

    ntainingatter

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    aboutthirty,forsheoy;herfadpersonvery

    good,onlyinuarried

    youngbyherrelationstoanoldturkeyrt,a

    greatfortune,hadleftofftrade.shelivedhout

    reproach,butnothoutpain,inastateofgreatselfdenial,for

    abouttuewasrewardedbyhisdyingand

    leavingherveryrich.thefirstyearofherat

    anend,andshehadpastitinagooddealofretirent,seeing

    onlyafeebetweenher

    devotionsandnovels,ofelyfond.very

    goodhealth,averynstitution,andagooddealion,

    deitabsolutelynearryagain;andshe

    resolvedtopleaseherselfinhersendhusband,asshehaddone

    herfriendsinthefirst.froerthefolloto

    jones:

    sir,

    frohefirstdayisayeyeshavetoldyoutoo

    plainlythatyoue;buthertonguenor

    handshouldhaveeveravoily

    esue

    sueyouarenot

    onlythestagreeable,butthesten.ihavealsothe

    satisfathethatherperson,uanding,

    orcharacter,aredisagreeabletoyou.ihaveafortunesuffit

    tokeusbothhappy,butakesohoutyou.in

    thusdisposingofself,iknohesureofthe

    orethaheworld,i

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    fashion.ifyouthinkithosacrificethattothe

    possessionof,iaours;ifnot,fetthis

    reinaealsecretbetweenyouand

    arabellahunt

    attheread

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