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    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twither,ifhebeinthehouse,or,if

    not,.blifil.”s.llerutteringsothingtoherself,

    alyretuedr.do

    thatthetother,”asshecalledhi”ing.”

    allan,whose

    spiritssinthecauseofherfriend.he

    hoesuspisohers.when

    blifil,heaskedhiaveryserious

    untenandhalessfriendlylookthanhehadeverbefore

    givenhi”herhekner.dowlingshavingseen

    anyofthepersonsattheduelbetweenjonesand

    anentlen”

    thereisnothingsodangerousasaquestionesby

    surprizeonanistoruth,orto

    defendfalshood.forhosehypersonages,whosenoble

    officeitistosavethelivesoftheirfellouresattheold

    bailey,taketheutstination,to

    divineeveryquestionaybeaskedtheirtsonthedayof

    tryal,thattheyybesupplyedhproperandreadyanswers,

    ostfertileiionotsupplyinaninstant.besides,

    thesuddenandviolentiulseontheblood,occasiohese

    surprizes,causesfrequentlysualterationienance,

    thatthenisobligedtogiveevidenceagainsthielf.andsuch

    indeedhealteratioenanceofblifil

    uhissuddeion,thatethe

    eageessofs.ller,diatelycryedout,”guilty,upon

    huilty,uponsoul”

    .allpetuosity;andthen

    tuingtoblifil,edsinkingintotheearth,hesaid,”whydo

    youhesitate,sir,atgivinganansusthave

    eloyedhiforhe,ofhisord,ibelieve,have

    uakensuerrand,andespeciallye.”

    blifilthenansyofanoffence,

    yetyihopeyourpardon””pardon,”saidallhy,very

    angrily.”nay,sir,”ansouldbeoffended;

    yetsurelydearu

    aableofhunpassionforthosedeserve

    it,ioe;aisacrifroyouyourself

    areirelyfree.ikhan

    oahisveryperson;andir.

    doonavainandfruitlessinquiry,buttodisverthe

    nesses,andtoendeavourtosoftentheirevidehis,sir,is

    thetruth;you,i

    deny.”

    ”infess,”saidnightihisisthelightin

    appearedtentlensbehaviour.”

    ”noada”saidallhy,”ibelieveyoueinyour

    lifeoertainedaso

    angryynephewasyouwas.”

    s.ller;for,thoughsheuldnotsohastilybe

    pleasedshelookedupontohavebeentheruinof

    jones,yetinthisparticularinstancehehadioseduponheraswell

    asupo;soentirelyhadthedevilstoodhisfriend.and,

    indeed,ilookuponthevulgarobservation,”thatthedeviloften

    desertshisfriends,andleavesthenthelurch,”tobeagreat

    abuseonthatgentlensesdesert

    thoseost,arebuthalf

    his;buthegenerallystandsbythosehhlyhisservants,

    aheffireties,tilltheirbargainexpires.

    asanqueredrebellithensagovent,orashealthis

    reperfeediseases;soanger,

    oved,oftengivesneoaffe.thishecase

    of.allhy;forblifilhavinghegreatersuspi,

    thelesser,ter,sunkof

    urse,and,hely

    offended,borealoherefleson

    theeneesofjones.

    asforthatyoungn,theresentntof.allore

    aoabateto.hetoldblifil,”hedidnotonly

    fivetheextraordinaryeffortsofhisgoodnature,butwouldgive

    hihepleasureoffollople.”then,tuingtos.

    llerileeanangel,hecryed,

    ”adahallakeahaeyadallofus

    togetherpayavisittoyourfriendiproseyouitisnotthefirst

    visitihavedeinaprison.”

    everyreader,ibelieve,oanshehy

    an;buttheysthaveagreatdealofgoodnature,andbewell

    acquaintedhfriendship,shefeltonthis

    occasion.fenohe

    ndofblifil;butthosehatitwas

    iossibleforhioraiseanyobjetothisvisit.fortune,

    hoaionedabove,stoodhisfriend,

    aedhisundergoingsogreatashock;forattheveryinstant

    heachfor,partridgearrived,and,havingcalled

    s.llerfrohepany,acquaintedherhthedreadful

    ar.allhys

    iion,beggedhertofindsoansofstoppinghi”for,”

    sayshe,”thetterstatallhazardsbekeptase;

    andifheshouldnoother,who

    arrivedjustasilefthilantingoveroherthehorrid

    itted.”

    thepooran,ostdeprivedofhersehis

    dreadfulhanatpresent.

    hoenarechreadieratthisthanhought

    herselfofanexcuse,auingtoallsure,

    sir,youtothe

    kindproposalyoujustnoade;aiafraidofthe

    nsequendiatelyintoexeust

    igine,sir,thatallthecalatieselybefallen

    thispooryoungfellousthavethrointothelo

    dejeofspirits;andnow,sir,shouldweallofasuddenfling

    hintosuchaviolentfitofjoy,asiknoewill

    oay,iafraid,produischief,especially

    ashisservant,eheisveryfarfroeing

    well.”

    ”ishisservanthither.

    isoquestionsnce

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