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eduadetheonlydifference;forbothwereequally
violentandequallypositive:theyhadbothavastaffefor
sophia,andbothasforeachother.
chapter5
insophia,aoaplay
rs.llerandpartridge
thearrivalofblackgeeintohegoodofficeshat
gratefulfelloisedtodoforhisoldbereatly
fortedjohedstofalltheayanduneasinessh
hehadsufferedonthea,bytheansof
thesaidgee,hereceivedthefolloohisletter,h
sophia,totheuseofpen,ink,andpaperoredhher
liberty,her
:
sir,
asidonotdoubtyoursiyinyoue,youwillbe
pleasedtohearthatsoofafflisareatanend,bythe
arrivalofauntallatpresent,andh
ienjoyallthelibertyiiseaunthath
insistedonking,hatiseeornverse
iseihave
stsolelygiven,andshallstinviolablykeep:andthoughshe
hathnotexpresslyforbiddenustbean
ossietfulness;orthis,perhaps,isincludedintheword
nversing.hobuthisasabreachof
hergenerousnfidenhonour,youotexpectthati
shall,afterthis,ntioyselfortoreceiveletters,
iseiseaverysacredthing,and
tobeexteoeverythinguoodfrot,asois
expressedbyit;andthisiony,perhaps,onrefle,
affordyousofort.butentionaforttoyou
ofthiskind;forthoughthereisohinginhiever
plyifiryresolvedoact
indefian,ortotakeanystepofnsequehis
.afirersuasionofthisstteachyoutodivertyour
thoughtsfrodeiossible.thisyour
oayrencile,ihope,allhyto
you;andifityinjunstopursueit.acts
havelaidsoobligationson,andyoodiionsprobably
re.fortuney,perhaps,besotikiousboththanat
present.youasbelievethis,thatishallalhinkofyouasi
thinkyoudeserve,anda
sir,
yourobligedhuleservant,
sophiae
ioreatpresentatleast;andaccept
this,e,ust,
andthinkyouohetrifleonlytothatfortunebyhyoufound
it.
aning,perhaps,thebankbillforl100.
achildhjustleathislettersthis
letteroutiithaookinreadingit.the
sensationsitoe
likeindofagoodnhewillof
hisdeceasedfriend,inresses
kethere.uponthewhole,
hoorepleasedthandispleased;and,ihe
readeryprobablyhatheall;butthe
readerisnotquitesoloveasoorjones;andloveisa
diseaseay,insoinstances,reselea
nsutioiscauses,inothersproceedsin
directoppositiontoit,andparticularlyinthis,thatitnever
flattersitself,orseesaonafavourablelight.
ohinggavehiletesatisfa,hathis
stresshadregainedherliberty,andhaladywhereshe
ghtatleastassureherselfofadettreatnt.another
fortablecirceadetoher
proseofneverrryinganyothern;forhoerested
heghtiginehispassion,andnothstandingallthegenerous
overturesdeinhisletter,iverychquestionherheuld
haveheardareaffligpieehanthatsophiawas
rriedtoahoughthetchhadbeenneversogreat,and
neversolikelytoendinkingherpletelyhappy.thatrefined
degreeofplatonicaffethe
flesh,andis,indeed,entirelyandpurelyspiritual,isagift
hefelepartoftheanyofihaveheard
declareand,doubtless,hgreattruth,thattheyh
theutstreadiness,resignalovertoarival,ion
poraliofsuchlover.
heherefore,includethatthisaffeisinnature,
thoughiotpretendtosayihaveeverseenaninsta.
.joneshavihreehoursinreadingandkissingthe
aforesaidletter,andbeing,atlast,inastateofgoodspirits,frobr >
thelastntionedions,heagreedtocarryan
appointnt,ade,intoexecution.thiso
attends.ller,andheryoungerdaughter,intothegalleryat
theplayhouse,andtoadt.partridgeasohepany.
forasjoneshadreallythattasteforhuuranyaffect,he
expeutertainntiicisofpartridge,
froeexpeproved,
indeed,butlikeerated,byart.
inthefirstror.jones,s.
ller,heryoudaughter,andpartridge,taketheirplaces.
partridgeiediatelydeclaredithefiplacehehadever
beenin.usicwasawonder
hoanyfiddlersuldplayatoi,houtputtingone
a.”hefelloingtheupperdles,he
rs.ller,”look,look,datheverypictureof
thenintheendofthenprayerbookbeforethe
gunporeasonservioruldhehelp,ha
sigh,hedlesed,”thathereandles
enoughbutinonenight,tokeepapoorfalyforawhole
tonth.”
assoonastheplay,let,prinark,began,
partridgetention,nordidhebreaksileillthe
entraheghost;uponanthatwas
irangedress;sothin
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