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    relatingtoposeduponthepoor

    antobelievethatsophiahadnicatedthewholeaffair;and

    sopuedeverythingouttothe

    letteraingtojones.

    thispoorcreatureght,indeed,becalledsilicityitself.she

    ortalstobelieveeverything

    tonaturehathherindulgedthe

    offensivenordefensive,andly

    liabletobeioseduponbyanyoheexpense

    ofalittlefalsehoodforthatpurpose.s.e,havingdrained

    s.llerofallshekle,but

    aketheauntsuspectagreatdeal,

    disssedherhassurahatsophiaseeher,that

    sheotheletter,noreverreceiveanother;

    nordidshesufferhertodepartelectureonthe

    ritsofanofficetoethanthat

    ofproper,

    ingintotheapartothatinheloverswere,

    sheoverheardsophiaverylyprotestingagainsthislordships

    addresses.atheragealreadykindledburstforth,andshe

    rushedinuponheieanner,aswehave

    alreadydescribed,togetheretillhis

    lordshipsdeparture.

    nosohauedto

    sophia,sheupbraidedibitterterfortheilluse

    shehaddeofthenfidencereposedinher;andforhertreachery

    innversinganshehadofferedbuttheday

    beforetobindherselfisoleoathohave

    aion.sophiaprotestedshehadintainednosuch

    ion.”hoisse,”saidtheaunt;”willyou

    denyyourreyesterday””aletter,da

    anseiss,”

    repliestheaunt,”torepeatter,andiinsist

    uponyourshoeiediately.””isalie,da”said

    sophi”ididreceivealetter,butitydesire,and,

    indeed,iysay,against.””indeed,indeed,ss,”

    edofo

    atall;butheletterfori.”

    tothisperetorydend,sophiapausedsotibeforeshe

    retuedananslastonlyexcusedherselfbydeclaring

    shehadnottheletterinherpocket,rue;upon

    annerofpatience,askedheiecethis

    shortquestion,arrylordfellar,or

    notors.ethen

    repliedethingverylikeohatshewouldearly

    theingdeliverherbatoherfathershand.

    sophiatheoreasonhherauntinthefollowing

    nner:”adastiofnearryatall

    nsiderhohoughtitinyouroase,andhow

    deryourparentsoyourliberty.

    haveidooforfeitthislibertyiarryntraryto

    fathers,norhoutaskingyoursandhe

    ofeitheriroperly,iteenoughtoforce

    sootherrriageupon.”rs.

    agirlardererinher

    poiseyou,”answeredsophi

    ”and,ifhebearderer,heiontogiveyou

    anyfurtherdisturbance.””hoisse”saidtheaunt,”have

    youtheassuraninthisoownyour

    affeyface””sure,da”said

    sophia,”youputaverystraruywords.””indeed,

    sse,”criesthelady,”ishallhisusage;you

    haveleatofyourfatherthisreatih

    taughtyoutogivethelie.hehathtotallyruinedyoubythis

    falsesystefeducation;and,pleaseheaven,heshallhavethe

    fortofitsfruits;foroncereideclaretoyou,that

    torrooingiyforces

    frohefield,andreinheh,likethewisekingof

    prussia,inastateofperfeeutrality.youarebothtooobe

    regulatedbyasures;soprepareyourself,fortorrooing

    youshallevacuatethishouse.”

    sophiarenstratedallsheuld;butherauntoall

    shesaid.inthisresolutionthereforeustatpresentleaveher,

    asthereseetobenohopesiogeit.

    chapter9

    r.joheprison

    .jonespassedabouttelanself,

    unlesspanyofpartridge,before.

    nightiued;notthatthisanhaddesertedor

    fothisfriend;for,indeed,hehadbeenchthegreatestpart

    ofthetieloyedinhisservice.

    hehadheard,uponenquiry,thattheonlypersonshe

    beginningoftheunfortunaterenunteroa

    nofhenlayatdeptford.todeptfordthereforehe

    insearenhesought

    afterfrolacetoplace,

    tillatlasthefoundtdrinkingtogether,hthird

    person,atahedgetavenearaldersgate.

    nightingaledesiredtospeakselfforpartridge

    ein.assoonastheywerealone,

    nightiakingjohehand,cried,”e,brave

    frieoo

    sorryiahessengerofbadytotell

    you.””iguessalreadythatbadnehe

    pehenisdead.””ihopenot,”ansingale.

    ”heoing;thoughiflatteryou;ifear,

    froheatsiuldget,thathisortal.butifthe

    affairbeexactlyasyoutoldit,youroorsewouldbeallyou

    e,

    deartoifieyoutoketheofyourstoryto

    yourfriends.ifyoudisguiseanythingtous,youwillonlybean

    eoyourself.”

    ”ydearjack,haveievergivenyou,”saidjones,

    ”tostabhsocruelasuspi””hav

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