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    occasionshavethegoodnaturers.fitzpatrickdisplayedto

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    fondnessforhisstress.”

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    tivesrs.fitzpatricktobesoeagerinpressing

    heradvice.hesaidhedeenderandpassionateregard

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    nay,heprotested,heuldscarcebriowishsheshould.

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    usierthanyou,.jones,andistsay,anyanakes

    osuchapassion,andsuchaperson,isunhyofboth.”

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    fitzpatriething,ithink,

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    suspiintojones,caretonveyio

    thereader.insteadofkinganyansafraid,

    daihavedetootiresoavisit;”andofferedtotakehis

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    ”notatall,sir,”ansrs.fitzpatrick.”indeedipityyou,

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