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    araordinarysebet

    theloay

    ralesafeandunregardedthroughthepastures.theseare,indeed,

    hereafterdoodtobethepreyofnyyearsarethey

    sufferedtoenjoytheirlibertyundisturbed.butifapludoebe

    disveredtohaveescapedfroheforest,andtoreposeherselfin

    sofieldrove,theed,every

    osetdogsafterher;and,ifsheispreservedfrobr >

    therestbythegoodsquire,itisonlythatheysecureherforhis

    oing.

    ihaveoftennsideredaveryfineyounganoffortuneand

    fashion,thepaleofheursery,to

    beiychthesasituationhthisdoe.thetownis

    iediatelyinanuproar;sheishuntedfroarktoplay,frobr >

    urttoassely,frosselytoherober,andrarely

    esthejaedevourerorother;

    for,ifherfriendsprotee,itisonlytodeliverher

    overtooheirooredisagreeabletoherthanany

    oftherest;ensecurely,

    andscarceregarded,traversethepark,theplay,theopera,andthe

    assely;andthough,forthestpartatleast,theyareatlast

    devoured,yetforalongtidotheyoniy,hout

    disturbaroul.

    ofalltheseparagonsastedreofthispersecutionthan

    poorsophia.herillstarsedhallthatshehad

    sufferedonatofblifil,theynoherpursuer,

    edlikelytotorntheolessthaherhaddone.

    forthoughheraunt,shewasnolessassiduousin

    teizihaherhadbeenbefore.

    theservantsrs.

    edher,”that

    sheexpectedhislordshipthatveryafteoon,andinteake

    thefirstopportunityofleavingheralone.””ifyoudo,

    da”ansespirit,”ishalltakethefirst

    opportunityofleavinghiyhielf.””hoadacriesthe

    aunt;”isthistheretuyoukeforkindnessinrelievingyou

    froouryourfathers””youknoada”said

    sophia,”theentplyy

    fatheriingaed,andydearaunt,who

    hathrelievedfrohatdistress,involveinanotherequally

    bad””anddoyouthinkthen,da”ansrs.e,that

    thereisnodifferenarand.blifil””very

    little,inopinion,”ustbendeed

    tooofsacrifigselfto

    fatherspleasure.””thenpleasure,ifind,”saidtheaunt,”hath

    verylittleove.

    iaotives.thevieyfaly,of

    ennoblingyourself,isiproceedupon.haveyounosenseof

    aitioherenocharihoughtsofhavingaroon

    yourayhonour,”saidsophia.”apincushionupon

    achejustasentionhonour,”

    outhofsucha

    sorry,ousetheseiotbear

    yrovelingteer;youhavehebloodoftheesin

    you.but,hoeanandbaseyourownideasare,youshallbringno

    iutatiohat

    ienuragedyouinrefusihebesttchesinengland;a

    tchsadvantageinfortune,o

    alstanyfaly,andhath,indeed,intitle,theadvantageofours.”

    ”surely,”sayssophia,”iaodefit,andhavenotthesenses

    ustbecertainlyso

    sensehedelightsofsoundandshohihave

    not;forsurelynkinduorsacrificeso

    chfortheobtaining,norheybesoelateandproudh

    possessing,,asitdothto,thest

    insignifitofalltrifles.”

    ”no,no,ss,”criestheaunt;”youareboanysensesas

    otherpeople;butiassureyou,youarenotbohasuffit

    uandingtokeafoolof,ortoexposenducttothe

    yword,andyouknow,i

    believe,hoyresolutionsare,unlessyouagreetoseehis

    lordshipthisafteoon,iyownhands,deliveryou

    torrooingtobrother,andhinterfere

    onts

    silentafterthisspeech,ostangryand

    peretorytone;andthen,burstingintotears,shecryed,”doh

    ,dathestserableundone

    ydearauntforsakes,whereshallilookfor

    aproteydeaiece,”criesshe,”youwillhaveaverygood

    protectorinhislordship;aprotectoothingbutahankering

    afterthatvilefelloakeyoudee.””indeed,da”

    saidsophia,”youe.hoagieryouhave

    shee,ifihadeveranysuchthoughts,thatishouldnotbanish

    theoreverifitent

    upooseehisfaceagain.””but,child,dearchild,”said

    theaunt,”bereasonable;youiasingleobje””i

    havealready,ithink,toldyouasuffitobjeanswered

    sophia.”eeone.””sure,da”said

    sophia,”itoldyouhehadusedintherudestandvilestnner.”

    ”indeed,child,”ans

    uandyou:buteanbythisrude,vilenner”

    ”indeed,dasaidsophia,”ialstashadtotellyou.he

    caughtinhisar,pulleddohesettee,andthrust

    hishandintobosoandkissedithsuchvioleihave

    therkupobreastatthisnt.””indeed”saids.

    ada”ansyfatherluckily

    atthatinstant,orheavenknorudenessheintended

    tohaveproastonishedandnfounded,”criesthe

    aunt.”noanofthehbeereatedsosince

    ily.iotheeyesofapri,ifhe

    hadattetedsupossiblesure,sophia,

    youstihistoraiseindignationagainsthi””ihope,

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