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    nightingale,”andiostdiligentenquiry

    iuldke,iatlastththefello

    atthisunhappyact,andiaorrytosay,theydoe

    thestorysoyourfavourasyouyourselfhavetoldit.”

    ”o

    repeat,asiafraidofthensequetoyou.theysay

    thattheytoogreatadistaooverhearanyhat

    passedbettheybothagreethatthefirstbloas

    givenbyyou.””then,uponsoul,”ansheyinjure

    .henotonlystruckfirst,butstruckhouttheleast

    provocation.e

    falsely””nay,thatiotguess,”saidnightingale,”andifyou

    yourself,andi,soheartilyyourfriend,otnceivea

    reasonheyshouldbelieyou,reason

    urtofjusticebeabletoassigni

    repeatedthequestiontotheeveraltis,andsodidanother

    gentlenan,andwho

    reallyaoftento

    hatthereaninthecase;andasked

    theverandover,iftheyain;toheybothanswered,

    thattheyheirevidenceuponoath.for

    heavenssake,dearfriend,rellectyourself;for,ifthisshould

    appeartobethefact,iteof

    kiofyouri.ishockyou;butyouknow,

    ibelieve,theseverityofthelaay

    havebeengivenyou.””alasfriend,”criesjones,”i

    hathsuchachasibesides,doyouthinkio

    liveurdererifihadanyfriendsas,

    alasihavenone,uldihavetheo

    speakinthebehalfofanndeedfortheblackesthun

    naturebelieve,ihavenosuereliana

    throillgreatlysuperior;eall

    theproteerit.”

    hethennnaprotestationsofthe

    truthofhehadatfirstasserted.

    thefaithofnightingaleaggered,ao

    incliocredithisfriend,adea

    sorrobassy;hwhenjoneshad

    heard,heostheroically,”yfriend,iaow

    indifferentastoy

    life;andifitbetheakeanato

    hthatforthebloodihavespilt,ihopethedivinegoodness

    yhonourtobecleared,andthatthewordsofa

    dyingn,atleast,ojustifyhis

    character.”

    averyufulsobetheprisonerandhisfriends,

    atobepresent,so

    feohearitparticularlyrelated.we

    herefore,passontotheentrahetukey,who

    acquaintedjohattherehoutospeak

    leisure.

    jonesdeclaredhissurprizeatthisssage.hesaid,”heknewno

    ladyintheheuldpossiblyexpecttoseethere.”

    hors.ller

    and.nightingalepresentlytooktheirleave,andhegaveorders

    tohavetheladyadtted.

    ifjonesalady,hreatlyonishedhisladytobeno

    otherthahen

    aocurethesurprizeofthereader,whowill

    likealittlethearrivalofthislady.

    rs.ershereaderprettyshe

    ustbeperfectlysatisfied.hehereforebepleasedto

    reerthatthisladydepartedfroptoninthesaachr.

    fitzpatrian,andintheirpany

    travelledtobath.

    nor.fitzpatrickat

    thattivat,nalythatofaheladyely

    filledthatoffir.

    fitzpatriineds.ersonthe

    road,fourelyfitfortheplace,heirarrival

    atbath,hepresentlynferreduponher,aany

    scrupleaccepted.ashusbandandanandlady

    ntiogetherallthetitheystayedatbath,andashusband

    andheyarrivedtogetherintown.

    r.fitzpatriasnottoparthone

    goodthingtillhehadsecuredanother,presentonlya

    prospectorrs.ershadsedheroffice,

    thatheinteilltoretainherasprincipal,andtokehis

    enthecaseonlyherdeputy,isay;but

    certainitis,heionedhisoher,never

    nibys.e,norever

    oedhispurposeofrepossessinghisuchlessdidhe

    everntionthenaofjones.for,thoughheinteofight

    ethihedidnotitatethoseprudentpersons

    other,asister,orsotisaily,the

    safestsendsontheseoccasions.thefirstat,therefore,h

    shehadofallthishislips,afterhewas

    broughthofrohetave.

    as.fitzpatrick,hotheclearestellinga

    storyatanyti,andorehan

    usual,itetibeforeshedisveredthatthegentlenwho

    hadgivenhihisepersonfroer

    hearthadreceivedaortalkind,was

    yetsodeepthatithadleftansiderablescarbehindit.butno

    soonerr.joneshielfanwhohad

    beehegatehouseforthissupposedrder,thanshe

    tookthefirstopportunityoftting.fitzpatricktothecare

    ofhisnurse,andhastenedaovisitthenqueror.

    shenohanairofgaiety,hreceivedan

    iediateelancholyaspectofpoorjones,who

    startedandblessedhielfhshesaid,

    ”nay,idonotyoursurprize;ibelieveyoudidnotexpect

    tosee;forfeeroubledhere

    ...
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