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正文 第271节 文 / [英]亨利·菲尔丁

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    affair.astherearenonplaihefraudsof

    busihanhighen,gasters,andotherthievesofthatkind,

    sotherearenoneagainstthefraudsasters,&c.,asusurers,brokers,andotherthievesofthiskind;

    heritbethattheoneingisadisuntenanceor

    refleoney,nstress

    ofallcheats,kestheegardeachotherinthelightofrivals;

    butnightingalenosoohestorythanheexclaidagainst

    thefelloschsevererthaidhoyof

    all.

    alloneyandthe

    sehiand,ifheshouldin

    theahefellohathetaketheleastnotice

    tohifthedisveryade.hetheuedtohis

    lodgings,rs.llerinaverydejedition,

    onaationshehadreceivedfroersoninlaw.

    .alluchgood

    nenicate;and,hlittlefurtherpreface,acquainted

    herthathehadbrought.nightiooseehisson,and

    didnotintheleastdoubttoeffectaperfeciliation

    bet;thoughhefouherresoher

    aekindily.hethen

    ntioherunningaheunclesdaughter,hhehad

    beentoldbytheoldgentlen,andrs.llerandher

    soniknow.

    thereaderysupposes.llerreceivedthisath

    greatthankfulness,andnolesspleasure;butsounnwasher

    friendshiptojohatiaotcertaiheuneasiness

    shesufferedforhissakedidnotoverbalaisfaat

    hearingapieeuchtothehappinessofherown

    faly;norindedherofthe

    obligatioojones,didnothurtasleaseher;when

    hergratefulheartsaidtoher,”yoilyishappy,how

    serableisthepoorcreaturetoyhe

    beginningofallthishappiness”

    allhy,haviheralittleochehecudifi

    yusethatexpressiononthesefirsttidings,toldherhehadstill

    sothioiart,hhebelievedwouldgiveherpleasure.

    ”ithink,”saidhe,”ihavedisveredaprettynsiderable

    treasurebelongingtotheyoulen,yourfriend;butperhaps,

    indeed,hispresentsituationybesuchthatitwillbeofno

    servi.”thelatterpartofthespeechgaves.llerto

    ua,andsheanshasigh,”ihopenot,

    sir.””ihopesotoo,”criesallyheart;but

    hisinghehadheardaverybadatofthe

    affair.””goodheavensir,”saidshe”ustnotspeak,and

    yetitiscertainlyveryhardtobeobligedtoholdoonguewhen

    onehears.””da”saidallaysayeveryou

    please,youkooothinkihaveaprejudiceagainstany

    one;andasforthatyoungn,iassureyouishouldbeheartily

    pleasedtofindheuldacquithielfofeverything,and

    particularlyofthissadaffair.youtestifytheaffeihave

    forrlyboehitheeforlovinghio

    houtthinkingi

    hadthejustestcause.believe,s.ller,ishouldbegladto

    findihavebeenstaken.”s.lleroreply,

    anhoutdesiredto

    speakdiately.allhythenenquiredforhisnephew,

    aiinhisroothe

    gentleohiand.allhyguessing

    rightlytobe.do.

    ended,allhyputthecaseofthebanko

    hientioninganyna,andaskedinannersucha

    personghtbepuohoughthe

    ghtbeindictedontheblackact;butsaid,asitatterof

    soy,itogotounsel.hesaidheo

    attendunselpresentlyuponanaffairof.r.

    all.”thiswas

    agreedto;andthens.ller,openingthedoor,cried,”iask

    pardon,ididnotknopany;butallhydesiredherto

    ein,sayinghehadfinishedhisbusiness.uponr.dowling

    rs.llerintroduightiheyouo

    retuthanksfreatkindnessdonehiyallhy:butshe

    hadsanfinishhisspeech

    beforesheinterruptedhisaying,”htingalebrings

    greatner.jones:hehathbeehewounded

    gentlen,ore,

    der.joneshielf,ahiiaure,

    sir,youan

    self,iaure,ifanyne,ishoulddray

    sydear,tell.allallyourself.”

    nightihennfirdrs.llerhadsaid;andncluded

    anyhandsothingsofjones,he

    bestnaturedfelloheintheleastinedtobe

    quarrelshtingalers.ller

    againbeggedhiorelateallthenydutifulexpressionshehad

    heardhiakeuseoftoostgood

    of.allorethanstrict

    justiustsay,non

    an

    thanispoorjones.indeed,sir,iaviheofyour

    displeasureistheheaviestburthenheliesunder.hehathoften

    lao,andhathasoftenprotestedisole

    nhneverbeeionallyguiltyofanyoffence

    tohsherdieathousand

    deathsthanhehone

    disrespectful,ungrateful,orundutifulthoughttoiask

    pardon,sir,iafraidipresutointerddletoofarinsotender

    apoint.””youhavespokehanachristianought,”

    criess.ller.”indeed,.nightingale,”anshy,”i

    applaudyenerousfriendship,andiayrititofyou.i

    nfessialadtohe

    ...
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