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    thehistoryoftoones,afoundling

    byhenryfielding

    booki

    ntainingaschofthebirthofthefoundlingasisnecessary

    orpropertoacquaintthereaderhinthebeginningofthishistory

    chapter1

    theintrodutotheothefeast

    anauthhttonsiderhielf,notasagentlenwhogives

    aprivateoreleesynarytreat,butratherasonewhokeepsa

    publirdinary,atefortheirney.

    intheforrcase,itishattheeainerprovides

    farehepleases;andthoughthisshouldbeveryindifferent,

    andutterlydisagreeabletothetasteofhispany,theystnot

    findanyfault;nay,orary,goodbreedingforcesthebr >

    outnd.now

    thentraryofthishappenstothesterofanordinary.nwhopay

    fortheyeatongratifyingtheirpalates,however

    nidsicaltheseyprove;andifeverythingisnotagreeable

    totheirtaste,tosure,toabuse,andto

    dntheirdinnerhoutntroul.

    toprevent,therefivingoffenersbyanysuch

    disappointnt,ithathbeenusualeaning

    hosttoprovideabilloffareayperuseattheir

    firstentranselves

    entayexpect,yeitherstayand

    regale,orydeparttosoother

    ordinarybetteracdatedtotheirtaste.

    asfronynwhois

    capableoflendiher,

    thesehovictuallers,andshallprefixnotonlyageneralbill

    offaretoourent,butshalllikehereader

    particularbillstoeveryurseobeservedupinthis

    andtheensuingvolus.

    theprovision,then,adeisnootherthan

    hunnature.nordoifearthatsensiblereader,thoughst

    luxuriousinhistaste,art,cavil,orbeoffended,becausei

    havenadbutoianofbristol,

    uchexperiencebesidesthe

    delianydifferentkindsoffood;

    norannature,though

    herellee,issuchprodigiousvariety,

    thatahalltheseveralspeciesof

    anilaablefoodinthehananauthoro

    exhaustsoextensiveasubject.

    anobjeayperhapsbeapprehendedfroheredelicate,that

    thisdishistoonandvulgar;forelseisthesubjectof

    alltherons,hhestalls

    aboundnyexquisiteviandsghtberejectedbytheepicure,if

    itningofthesnand

    vulgar,thatsothingostpaltryalleysunder

    thesana.iy,truenatureisasdiffiet

    ,orbolognasausage,istobe

    foundintheshops.

    buttheetaphor,nsistsinthe

    okeryoftheauthor;for,as.popetellsus

    trueisnaturetoadvantagedrest;

    ofthought,butneerso.

    thesaaofhisflesh

    eatenatthetableofaduke,yperhapsbedegradedinanotherpart,

    andsoofhislisgibbeted,asithevileststallin

    tohehedifferehefoodofthe

    noblenaer,ifbothareatdihesaoxorcalf,

    butintheseasoning,thedressing,thegaishing,aing

    forthhenostlanguidappetite,

    ahertusandpallsthathesharpesta.

    inlikeheexeertainnt

    nsistslessinthesubjectthanihorsskillinwell

    dressingitup.hoherefore,hereaderbetofind

    thathefollooohe

    highestprinciplesofthebestokhepresentage,or

    perhapsthatofheliogabalus,hathproduced.thisgreatn,asis

    oallloversofpoliteeating,beginsatfirstby

    settingplainthingsbeforehishungryguests,risingafterwardsby

    degreesastheirstochsybesupposedtodecrease,tothevery

    quintessenanner,

    hunnatureatfirsttothekeeeofourreader,inthatre

    plainandsilennerinisfoundiry,andshall

    hereafterhashandragooithallthehighfrenditalian

    seasoningofaffectationandvidcitiesafford.by

    theseans,ayberendereddesirousto

    readonforever,asthegreatpersonjustaboventionedissupposed

    tohavedesoperso.

    havihusch,ainthosewholikeour

    billoffarenolongerfroheirdiet,andshallproceeddirectly

    toserveupthefirsturseofourhistoryfortheireainnt.

    chapter2

    ashortdescriptionofsquireallhy,andafulleratof

    ssbridgetallhy,hissister

    inthatpartofthehis

    nlycalledsorsetshire,therelatelylived,andperhapslives

    still,agentlewellbe

    calledthefavouriteofbothnatureandfortune;forbothofthese

    seeohavente.inthis

    ion,natureyseeosotohaveeoffvictorious,as

    shebestonygifts,unehadonlyoinher

    poinpforththis,shehatothers

    perhapsythinkthissingleendoorethan

    equivalenttoallthevariousblessings

    nature.froheforrofthese,hederivedanagreeableperson,a

    soundnstitution,asoliduanding,andabenevole;

    bythelatter,heotheianceofohelargest

    estatesiy.

    thisgentlenhadinhisyouthrriedavery

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    beautifulan,ofhehadbeerelyfond:byherhehad

    threechildren,allofdiedintheirinfancy.hehadlikewisehad

    thesfortunethisbelovedfive

    yearsbeforethetiinhishistorychusestosetout.this

    loss,hoanofsenseandnstancy,though

    itstbehesicallyonthis

    head;forhesotissaidhelookedonhielfasstillrried,and

    nsideredhis,ajouey

    ostcertainly,soonerorlater,takeafterher;and

    thathehadnottheleastdoubtofetingheragaininaplace

    oresentintsforhhis

    senseofhisneighbours,hisreligionbya

    send,andhissiybyathird.

    henoostpart,retirediry,hone

    sister,forhehadaverytenderaffe.thisladywasnow

    sopasttheageofthirty,aheopinionof

    theliaidyproprietybe

    assud.sheenyoundrather

    foodqualitiesthay,andheir

    oenasgoodasortofan,daas

    yrettingof

    beauty,thatsheiohatperfe,ifitbe

    calledo;ahankgodsheas

    handsoassssue,perhapsbeautyhadledintoerrors

    ighthaveotherissbridgetallhyfor

    thateofthisladyveryrightlynceivedthecharof

    personinaantobeerthansnaresforherself,aswell

    asforothers;asodiscreet,thather

    prudenceutheguardasifshehadalltheso

    apprehendhwereeverlaidforherwholesex.indeed,ihave

    observed,thoughityseenatabletothereader,thatthis

    guardofprudence,likethetrainedbands,isaltogoon

    dutyhereistheleastdaoftenbaselyandwardly

    desertsthoseparagonsforthenareallwishing,sighing,

    dying,andspreadingeveryintheirpoantly

    attendsattheheelsofthathigherorderofenforthe

    othersexhavearedistantandafrobr >

    despair,isuppose,ofsuccesstheynevervetack.

    reader,ithinkproper,beforehertogether,to

    acquaihatiiodigress,throughthisory,as

    oftenasiseeoyselfabetterjudgethanany

    pitifulcriticustdesireallthosecriticsto

    ndtheiroeddlehaffairsor

    fortilltheyproducethe

    authoritybyheyarenstitutedjudges,ishallnotpleadto

    theirjurisdi.

    chapter3

    anoddacte.the

    ders.deborahwilkins,eproper

    anidversionsonbastards

    ihavetoldreader,inthepregchapter,that.

    allhyiedalargefortuhathehadagoodheart,and

    nofaly.hence,doubtless,itanythathe

    livedlikean,oooknothingbut

    agoodhouse,eainedhisneighboursha

    heartyeathistable,andabletothepoor,i.e.,

    tothosetheoffals

    frot;thathediedienselyridbuiltanhospital.

    andtrueitisthathedidnyofthesethings;buthadhedone

    nothingreishouldhavelefthiohavererdedhisoerit

    onsofairfreestohedoorofthathospital.ttersofa

    chreextraordinarykiobethesubjectofthishistory,or

    ishouldgrosslysspendtiininousawork;

    andyou,sagaighthequalprofitandpleasure

    travelthroughsopagesaindrollauthorshavebeen

    facetiouslypleasedtocallthehistoryofengland.

    .allhyhadbeeafullquarterofayearinlondon,on

    soveryparticularbusihoughiknoit

    judgeofitsiortan

    ho,onthatatiduringthespace

    ofnyyears.hecatohishouseverylateintheevening,and

    afterashortsupperuchfatiguedtohis

    inutesonhiskneesacusto

    heneverbrokethroughonanyatheostepinto

    bed,hecloathes,tohisgreatsurprizehe

    beheldaninfant,earselinen,inasand

    profoundsleep,betetilostin

    astonishntatthissight;but,asgoodnaturehadalhe

    asdantinhisnd,hesooobetouchedents

    ofpassionforthelittle.hethenranghisbell,

    andorderedanelderlyanservanttoriseiediately,ande

    tohiandiiplatingthebeauty

    ofinnoce,appearinginthoselivelylourshhinfand

    sleepalugagedto

    refleein.shehad

    indeedgiveersuffiself;foroutof

    respe,andregardtodecy,shehadspentnynutesin

    adjustingherhairatthelookingglass,nothstandingallthehurry

    iheservant,andthoughher

    ster,fhtsheknee

    otherfit.

    itbethatacreaturericta

    regardtodeherotheleast

    deviationfrotinanother.shethereforenosooneropehedoor,

    andsaasterstandingbythebedsideinhisshirt,hadle

    inhishand,thaartedbaastterriblefright,and

    ghtperhapshavesnoedhis

    beingu,andputaoherterrorsbydesiriostay

    ecloathesoverhisbad

    einrs.deborah

    hefiftysendyeare,vowedshe

    hadneverbeheldanhouthisat.sneerersandprophanes

    yperhapslaughatherfirstfright

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    hetiofnight,thesuonsfroerbed,andthe

    situationinaster,ifyand

    applaudherndulesstheprudebesupposedto

    attethatperiodoflifeatrs.deborahhad

    arrived,shouldalittlelessenhisadration.

    ,andedby

    hersterhthefindileinfaeationwas

    rathergreaterthanhishadbeen;noruldsherefrainfr

    out,ygoodsirs

    tobedone”.allusttakecareofthechild

    thatevening,andintheingheoprovideit

    anurse.”yes,sir,”saysshe;”andihopeyourworshipwillsend

    outyourother,forshestbe

    oheneighbourhood;andishouldbegladtoseeherttedto

    brideatthecartstail.indeed,suchs

    otbetooseverelypunished.illtisnotherfirst,by

    heriudenlayingittoyoure,

    deborah”anshy:”itthihanysuchdesign.

    isupposeshehathonlytakenthisthodtoprovideforherchild;

    andtrulyialadshehathnotdoneknois

    petstolaytheir

    sinsathonsdoors;andthoughyourn

    innoce,yettheanyan

    honshaptopassforthefatherofchildrenheneverbegot;

    andifyouraykethe

    peopletheaptertobelieve;besides,whyshouldyourworship

    provideforaintainforo,

    ifitansyo,itgoes

    againsttotouchthesesbegottenidontlookupon

    asfelloelllikea

    yadvice,i

    putinabasket,aoutandlaidatthechurchwardensdoor.

    itisagoodnight,onlyalittlerainyandwas

    basket,itistooitlives

    tillitfoundintheing.butifitshouldnot,harged

    ourdutyintakingpropercareofit;anditis,perhaps,better

    suchcreaturestodieinastateofinnoce,thantogrowupand

    itatetheirthers;foothier.”

    thereestrokesinthisspeechhperhapswouldhave

    offended.allhy,hadhestrictlyatteoit;buthehadnotoneofhisfingersintotheinfantshand,sgentle

    pressure,seengtoilorehisassistance,hadcertainlyoutpleaded

    theeloquenrs.deborah,haditbeeisgreaterthanit

    rs.deborahpositiveorderstotakethechildtoher

    oaidservanttoprovideitpap,andother

    things,againstithatpropercloathes

    shouldbeprooing,andthatitshould

    bebroughttohielfassoonasheirring.

    surs.herespectshe

    boreherster,undersheeexcellentplace,that

    hersands;aookthe

    childunderherar,houtanyapparentdisgustattheillegality

    ofitsbirth;anddeclaringitlittleinfant,walkedoff

    ber.

    allselftothosepleasingsluersha

    heartthathungersaftergoodnessisapttoenjhly

    satisfied.asthesearepossiblyserthanareoccasionedby

    anyotherheartyal,ishouldtakerepainstodisplaytheothe

    reader,ifiknendhiofortheprsuch

    ae.

    chapter4

    thereadersneckbroughtintodangerbyadescription;his

    esissbridgetallhy

    thegothir.

    allhyshouse.therethatstruck

    youhahebeautiesofthebestgre

    architecture;anditdioushinasvenerablehout.

    itstoodoheastsideofahill,buthebottobr >

    thaopofit,soastobeshelteredfrohenortheastbya

    groveofoldoaksinagradualastofnearhalf

    ale,ahighenoughtoenjoyastgprospectofthe

    valleybeh.

    iofthegroveowards

    thehouse,hesuitofifulspring,gushing

    outofarockveredinganstantcascadeof

    aboutthirtyfeet,notcarrieddoofsteps,but

    tulinginanaturalfalloverthebrokenandssystoillit

    oftherock,thenrunningoffinapeblyel,

    thatanylesserfallsillitfellintoalake

    atthefootofthehill,aboutaquarterofalebelohehouse

    ohside,andeveryroonthefront.

    outofthislake,heterofabeautifulplain,

    eellisheds,andfedhsheep,

    issuedariver,thatforseveralleseahrough

    anazingvarietyofadoptieditselfinto

    thesea,of,the

    prospectlosed.

    ontherightofthisvalleyopenedanotheroflessextent,adoed

    inatedbyohetowersofanold

    ruinedabby,grohivy,andpartofthefront,h

    reiillentire.

    thelefthandsepresehevieposed

    ofveryunequalground,andagreeablyvariedhallthediversity

    thathills,lairabletaste,but

    ooartthantonature,uldgive.beyondthis,theuntry

    graduallyroseinteofountains,thetopsofh

    heclouds.

    itiddleofy,andtheingarkablyserene,

    r.allhyhoerrace,hedawn

    openedeverylovelyprospecto

    hiseye;andnosoflight,hasded

    thebluefirntbeforehiasharbingerspreghispo,in

    thefullblazeofhisjestyrosethesun,than

    alohislower

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    allselfpresentedahunbeiehbenevolence,

    ditatinginanrenderhielfstacceptableto

    hisostgoodtohiscreatures.

    reader,takecare.ihaveunadvisedlyledtheetothetopofashigh

    ahillas.allhyandhoogettheedohoutbreaking

    thyneck,idonotuseeuretoslide

    doissbridgetringsherbell,and.allhyis

    suoobreakfast,ustattend,and,ifyouplease,

    shallbegladofyourpany.

    theusualplintshavingpastbetr.alliss

    bridget,aeabeingpouredout,hesuoneds.wilkins,and

    toldhissisterhehadapresentforher,forhanked

    higining,isuppose,ithadbeefor

    herperson.indeed,heveryoftendehersuchpresents;andshe,in

    pla,spentchtiinadoingherself.isayin

    pla,becauseshealpt

    fordress,andforthoseladiesadeittheirstudy.

    butifsuchation,hoedwhen

    s.herster,

    producedthelittleinfasurprizes,ashathbeenobserved,

    areapttobesilent;andsoissbridget,tillherbran,

    andtoldhertheory,hereaderknoalready,

    repeat.

    ssbridgethadalsogreataregardforthe

    ladiesarepleasedtocallvirtue,andhadherselfintainedsucha

    severityofcharacter,thatited,especiallybywilkins,

    thatsheuchbitteessonthisoccasion,andwould

    havevotedforsendingtheal,

    iediatelyoutofthehouse;but,orary,sherathertook

    thegoodnaturedsideofthequestion,intitedsopassionfor

    thehelplesslittlecreature,andndedherbrotherscharityin

    hehaddone.

    perhapsthereaderyaher

    ndesr.alledhihatthe

    goodnhadendedhisnarrativehoiontotakecare

    oftheupashisooaowledge

    thetruth,sheoobligeherbrother,andvery

    seldoifever,ntradictedhissentints.shewould,indeed,

    sotiskeafeenrong,and

    sthavetheirohan

    indepefortutheseedinaloe,

    andatthestauntedonlytouttering.

    hotheinfant,shebestohthe

    utstprofusenessonthepoorunknoother,shecalledan

    iudentslut,aonhussy,anaudaciousharlot,akedjade,a

    vilestruet,heveryotherappellatioongueof

    virtueneverfailstolashthosehesex.

    ansultatioohooproceedio

    disverthether.ascrutiothecharacters

    ofthefeleservantsofthehouse,rs.

    herself,andperhapsittofindsuothersetof

    scarecrows.

    theepiheinhabitantsoftheparish;

    andthisrs.wilkins,oenquirehall

    iginablediligendtokeherreportieoon.

    ttersbeingthussettled,.allhyhdreohisstudy,

    as,ahechildtohissister,his

    desire,haduakenthecareofit.

    chapter5

    ntainiers,ion

    uponthebr >

    asterrs.deborahstoodsilent,expeg

    herissbridget;forastohadpastbeforeher

    ster,theprudenthousekeeperbynoansrelieduponit,asshehad

    oftesoftheladyinherbrothersabseo

    differgreatlyfrohosehshehadexpressedinhispresence.

    ssbridgetdidnot,hoontinuelonginthis

    doubtfulsituation;forhavinglookedsotieaestlyatthe

    rs.deborah,thegoodlady

    uldnotforbeargivingitaheartykiss,atthesati

    declaringherselfhitsbeautyandinnoce.

    s.deborahnosoonerobservedthisthanshefelltosqueezingand

    kissiisinspirethesageda

    offortyandfivet

    out,inashrillvoice,”o,thedearlittlecreaturethedear,

    s,prettycreaturewell,ivoisasfineaboyaseverwas

    seen”

    theseexclationsntiilltheyerruptedbythelady,

    ssiongivenherbyher

    brother,andgaveordersforprovidingallnecessariesforthe

    inthehouseforhisnursery.her

    ordershat,haditbeenachildofherown,

    sheuldnothaveexay

    ndeherforshooogreatregardtoabaseboinfant,to

    nedbylahink

    propertoobservethatshencludedthehsaying,”since

    ittoadoptthelittlebrat,shesupposed

    littlesterstbetreatedhgreattendeess.forherpart,she

    uldhinkiovice;butthat

    shekneuankindtoopposeanyoftheir

    ridiours.”

    hreflesofthisnaturesheusually,ashasbeenhinted,

    aiedeveryactofpliancehherbrothersinations;

    andsurelynothinguldrentributetoheighteofthis

    pliahe

    follyandunreasonablenessofthoseinationstohshe

    subtted.tapliesnoforceuponthewill,and

    nsequentlyybeeasily,andhoutanypains,preserved;butwhen

    aswedesire,

    blingaance,hexpressionsofdislikeand

    dissatisfaadifficultyust

    greatlyenhaheobligation.

    asthisisohosedeepobservationshveryfean

    besupposedakingtheelves,ihavethoughtproperto

    lendtheyassistathisisafavourrarelytobeexpectedin

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    unlessinsustahis,hingbuttheinspiration

    hersaregifted,possiblyenableanyoo

    kethedisvery.

    chapter6

    s.deborahisintrodutotheparishile.ashort

    atofjennyjos

    ayattendyouhepursuitofleaing

    s.deborah,havingdisposedofthechildagtothewill

    ofherster,noovisitthosehabitationshwere

    supposedtosther.

    nototherendousbird,isbeheldbythe

    featheredgeionsaloft,andhovertheirheads,the

    arousdove,andeveryilittlebird,spread,

    andflytrelingtotheirhidingplaces.heproudlybeatstheair,

    atesintendedschief.

    soedthroughthe

    street,alltheinhabitantsrantrelingintotheirhouses,each

    trondreadihevisitshouldfalltoherlot.sheh

    statelystepsproudlyadvancesoverthefield:aloftshebearsher

    toinendsches

    toeffectherintendeddisvery.

    thesagaileigihesepoor

    peoplehadanyapprehensionofthedesignrs.wilkins

    ingto;butasthegreatbeautyofthesiley

    possiblysleepthesehundredyears,tillsofuturentatorshall

    takethishinkpropertolendthereaderalittle

    assistahisplace.

    itisiion,therefore,tosignify,that,asitisthenature

    ofakitetodevourlittlebirds,soisitthenatureofsuch

    personsass.oinsultandtyrannizeoverlittlepeople.

    thisbeingiheaotheelves

    theirextreservilityandndessiontotheirsuperiors;for

    nothingberereasohanthatslavesandflatterersshould

    exactthesataxesonallbelo,selvespayto

    allabovethe

    rs.deborahhadoccasioaraordinary

    ndesissbridget,andbythatanshadalittlesoured

    heaturaldisposition,itong

    thesepeople,iorefieer,byventing,and,asit

    ours;onshewasbyno

    ansaevisitant:tosaythetruth,shewasuniversally

    dreadedandhatedbythell.

    onherarrivalinthisplace,shediatelytothehabitation

    ofaron;to,asthistronhadthegoodfortune

    toreseleherselfintheelinessofherperson,aswellasinher

    age,shehadgenerallybeenrefavourablethantoanyoftherest.

    tothisaedhadhappened,andthedesignupon

    ethitherthating.thesetly

    toscrutihecharactersoftheseveralyounggirlswholivedin

    anyofthosehouses,andatlastfixedtheirstrosuspion

    onejennyjones,heybothagreed,helikeliestpersonto

    havettedthisfact.

    thisjennyjoneselygirl,eitherinherfaceor

    person;butnaturehadsopeheofbeautyh

    oreesteedbythoseladiesentis

    arrivedatyearsofperfectturity,forshehadgivenheravery

    unnshareofuanding.thisgiftjennyhadagooddeal

    irovedbyerudition.shehadlivedseveralyearsaservantha

    saster,quiessofpartsinthegirl,

    araordinarydesireofleaingforeveryleisurehourshe

    hebooksofthescholarshadthe

    goodnature,orfollyjustasthereaderpleasestocallitto

    instructhersofar,thatsheobtainedapetentskilliin

    language,andostoftheyoungn

    ofqualityoftheage.thisadvantage,hoostothersofan

    extraordinarykind,esllinnveniences:for

    asitisnottobeansowell

    acplishedshouldhavelittlerelishforthesocietyofthose

    fortunehaddeherequals,buteduuch

    herinferiors;soitistteroferastonishnt,thatthis

    superiorityinjenny,togetherhthatbehaviours

    osolittleenvy

    andillohesehad,perhaps,secretlybutin

    thebosoofheeighbourseversiufroerservice.

    theirenvydidnot,hoselfopenly,tillpoorjenny,

    tothesurprizeofeverybody,andtothevexationofalltheyoung

    enintheseparts,hadpublicklyshohonasundayinanew

    silkgohalacedcap,andotherproperappehese.

    thefla,bryo,noforth.jenny

    had,byherleaing,increasedherohnoneofher

    neighboursedto

    dend;andnoeadofrespedadoration,shegained

    nothingbuthatredandabusebyherfihewholeparish

    declaredsheuldnoteholybysuchthings;andparents,

    insteadofe,felicitatedtheelves

    thattheirchildrenhadtheot.

    hene

    ofthispirltos.thereher

    circethatnfirdthelatterinhersuspi;forjennyhad

    latelybee.allhyshouse.shehadofficiatedas

    et,inaviolentfitofillness,andhadsatup

    nynightshthatlady;besidesherethe

    verydaybefore.allrs.wilkinsherself,

    thoughthatsagaciouspersonhadnotatfirstnceivedany

    suspiofheronthatat;for,assheherselfsaid,”shehad

    aledjennyasaverysirlthoughindeedsheknew

    verylittleofher,andhadrathersuspectedsoofthoseon

    trollops,selvesairs,because,forsooth,theythought

    theelveshandso.”

    jeoappearinpersonbefores.deborah,

    diatelydid.rs.deborah,puttingonthegravity

    ofajudge,eorethanhisausterity,begananoration

    pet”inhsheproceeded

    rathertopasssenteheprisohantoaccuseher.

    thoughm

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    frohereasonsaboveshoight

    haverequiredserevideohavenvictedher;butshe

    savedheraccusersanysuchtrouble,byfreelynfessingthewhole

    facthhsheharged.

    thisnfession,thoughdeliveredratherinterofntrition,

    asitappeared,didnotatallllifys.deborah,whonow

    pronouncedasendjudgntagainsther,inreopprobriouslanguage

    thanbefore;norhaditaersuccesshthebystanders,who

    erous.nyoftheriedout,”theythought

    adasilkgohersspokesarcasticallyof

    herleaing.notasinglefeleeans

    ofexpressingherabhorrenceofpoorjenny,whoboreallvery

    patiently,excepttheliceofonean,eduponher

    person,andtossingupheose,said,”thensthaveagood

    stochpery”jenny

    repliedtothisighthavesurprizeda

    judiciouspersoranquillityhhshe

    borealltheaffrontstoherchastity;butherpatienceerhaps

    tiredout,forthisisavirtuetobefatiguedby

    exercise.

    s.deborahhavingsucceededbeyondherhopesinherinquiry,

    retueduadea

    faithfulreportto.alluchsurprizedatthe

    relation;forhehadheardoftheextraordinarypartsandirovents

    ofthisgirl,heinteohavegiveninrriage,together

    allliving,toaneighbcurate.hisherefore,

    onthisoccasioequaltothesatisfah

    appearedins.deborah,andtonyreadersyseeuchre

    reasonable.

    ssbridgetblessedherself,andsaid,”forherpart,sheshould

    neverhereaftereainagoodopinionofanyan.”forjenny

    beforethishadthehappinessofbeinghergoodgracesalso.

    theprudenthousekeeperchedttheunhappy

    r.alle,

    andexpectedbyall,tobesenttothehouseofrre,butto

    receiveeadnitionandreproof;hosewhorelish

    thatkindofinstructiveayperuseichapter.

    chapter7

    ntainingsuchgravetter,thatthereaderotlaughonce

    throughtheer,unlessperadventureheshouldlaughat

    theauthor

    r.allhytookherintohisstudy,and

    spoketoherasfolloypowerasa

    gistrate,topunishyorouslyforyouhavedone;

    andyouoreapttofearishouldexecutethat

    poannerlaidyoursinsatdoor.

    ”but,perhaps,thisisonereasooa

    aldershouldever

    influenceagistrate,insideringyour

    havingdepositedtheinfantinhouseasanaggravationofyour

    offehatihistohaveproceeded

    fronaturalaffeighthaveso

    hopestoseeitthusbetterprovidedforthanhepowerof

    yourself,oritsher,toprovideforit.ishouldindeed

    havebeenhighlyoffendedhyouhadyouexposedthelittlech

    inthennerofsoinhunthers,ohave

    abaheirhunity,thantohavepartedhtheirchastity.

    itistheotherpartofyouroffeherefore,uponend

    toadnishyou,iantheviolationofyourchastity;acri,

    hoaybetreatedbydebauchedpersons,veryheinous

    initself,andverydreadfulinitsnsequences.

    ”theheinousnatureofthisoffebesuffitlyapparentto

    everychristian,inaschasitisttedindefiahelaws

    ofion,andoftheexpressndsofhiat

    religion.

    ”asnsequencesyobedreadful;for

    oreso,thantoincurthedivinedispleasure,bythe

    breaands;andthatinaninstanceagainsth

    thehighestvengeanceisspecificallydenounced

    ”butthesethings,thoughtoolittle,iafraid,regarded,are

    soplain,thatnkind,hoayinded,

    neveeedinfortiononthishead.ahint,therefore,toawakenyour

    sehistter,shallsuffice;forih

    repentandnotdriveyoutodesperation.

    ”thereareothernsequenotindeedsodreadfulorreplete

    hhorrorasthis;asuch,as,ifattentivelynsidered,

    st,ohe

    ssionofthiscri.

    ”forbyityouarerenderedinfaus,anddriven,likelepersof

    old,outofsociety;atleast,frohesocietyofallbutked

    andreprobatepersons;fooothersehyou.

    ”ifyouhavefortunes,youareherebyrenderedincapableofenjoying

    theifyouhavenone,youaredisabledfrocquiringany,nay

    alstofpryoursustenance;foopersonsofcharacter

    otheirhouses.thusyouareoftendrivenby

    neeandsery,hunavoidably

    endsiruofbothbodyandsoul.

    ”ypleasurepeheseevilsytetationhave

    sophistryanddelusienoughtopersuadeyoutososilea

    bargainorycaalappetitesooverpoweryourreason,orso

    totallylayitasleep,astopreventyourflyinghaffrightand

    terrorfrotalhit

    ”hoeanstthatanbe,hohatdignityof

    nd,apride,eof

    huures,al,

    andtosacrificeallthatisgreatandnobleinher,allher

    heavenlypart,toaenhthevilest

    branchofthecreationfooan,sure,hepassion

    ofloveforanexcuse.thiseretool

    andbubbleofthen.love,hoayrruptand

    pervertitsaning,asitisalaudable,isarationalpassion,and

    everbeviolentbuthoughthescripture

    bidsusloveoureansnoththatferventlovehwe

    naturallybeattouchlessthatrifice

    totheurlives,andoughttobedear

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    noy,areasonableanregard

    theniseryihave

    describedtoyou,andselfashort,

    trivial,iblepleasure,sogreatlyatherexpensefor,bythe

    la,thee,hallitsdreadfulnsequences,

    fallsintirelyuponher.love,hegoodof

    itsobject,attettobetrayaanintainwheresheissreatlytobetheloserifsuchrrupter,therefore,shouldhavethe

    iudeopretendarealaffefhtnotthean

    tardhiotonlyasaastheies,a

    false,designing,treacherous,pretendedfriend,endsnot

    onlytodebaueti”

    herejennyexpressince,allont,

    andthenproceeded:”ihavetalkedthustoyou,child,nottoinsult

    youforispastandirrevocable,buttocautionandstrengthen

    youforthefuture.norshouldihavetakenthistrouble,butfrobr >

    soopinionofyoodsehstandingthedreadfulslipyou

    havede;andfroohopesofyourheartyrepentance,hare

    fouheopennessandsiyofyournfession.ifthese

    donotdeceive,ithisseof

    yoursha,ent

    einthisworld;and

    ihope,byrepentance,youuchheaviersentence

    denouncedagainstitiher.beagoodgirltherestofyour

    days,andotivetoingastray;and,believe

    ,thereisrepleasure,eveninthisand

    virtuouslife,thaninonedebauchedandvicious.

    ”astoyourolestyou;i

    ahanyoueverhope.andnow

    nothingreinsbutthatyouihat

    seduyangeragainsthichgreaterthanyou

    haveexperiehisoccasion.”

    jennynotheground,alook

    avoicethusbegan:

    ”toknoloveyoodness,wouldbean

    arguntoftotaleitwould

    aunttothehighestingratitude,nottofeel,isensible

    hegreatdegreeofgoodnessyouhavebeenpleasedtoexerton

    thisoynceforispast,iknowyouwill

    spareblushestherepetition.futurenductuchbetter

    declaresentintsthananyprofessionsioake.ibegleave

    toassureyou,sir,thatitakeyouradvicederthanyour

    generousofferh;for,asyouarepleasedto

    say,sir,itisaninstanyuanding.”

    herehertearsfloonts,andthen

    proe;butiwill

    endeavourtodeservethisgoodopinion:forifihavethe

    uandingyouaresokindlypleasedtoalloe,suchadvice

    otbethroe.ithankyou,sir,heartily,foryour

    intendedkiopoorhelplesschild:heisi,andi

    hope.

    butnoustoreatyounottopersistinasking

    todeyinfant.iproseyoufaithfullyyou

    shallonedayknouhestsoletiesand

    esofhonour,asiousvowsand

    protestations,toncealhisnaatthisti.andiknooo

    yhonouror

    religion.”

    .alltheleastntionofthosesacredwordswas

    suffiontbeforehereplied,and

    thentoldher,shehaddoo

    avillain;butsinceshehad,heuldnotinsistonherbreaking

    thehesaid,itativeofvaincuriosityhehad

    inquired,butiopunishthefelloight

    notignorantlynferfavoursontheundeserving.

    astothesepoints,jennysatisfiedhiythestsole

    assurahatthenirelyoutofhisreadwas

    hersubjecttohispoingan

    objectofhisgoodness.

    theiyofthisbehaviainedjennysochcredith

    thisan,thatheeasilybelieved;forasshe

    haddisdaioexcuseherselfbyalie,andhadhazardedhisfurther

    displeasureinherpresentsituation,ratherthanshe

    herhonouroriybybetrayinganother,hehadbutlittle

    apprehensionsthatsheself.

    hethereforedisssedherhassurahathewouldverysoon

    reveheroutofthereachofthatobloquyshehadincurred;

    s,innded

    repentance,saying,”nsider,child,thereisoillto

    renportao

    youthanne.”

    chapter8

    adialoguebetesbridgetanddeborah;ntainingre

    asent,butlessinstruer

    r.allhyhadretiredtohisstudyhjennyjones,as

    hathbeenseen,s.bridget,hthegoodhousekeeper,hadbetaken

    theelvestoapostadjoiningtothesaidstudy;hrough

    thenveyanceofakeyhole,theysuckedinattheirearsthe

    instructivelecturedeliveredby.allhy,togetherhthe

    ansherparticularhpassedin

    thelastchapter.

    thisholeinherbrothersstudydooro

    s.bridget,andhadbeenasfrequentlyappliedtobyher,asthe

    fausholeintheanygood

    purposes.forbysuss.bridgetbecaoftenacquainted

    thetroubleof

    repeatingtheoher.itistrue,soinnvenieehis

    interurse,andshehadsotisreasontocryouththisbe,in

    shakespear,”o,r.allhywasa

    justiinationsng

    bastards,andsuchlike,togivegreatoffehe

    chasteearsins,especiallyheyapproachtheageof

    forty,asissbridget.hoh

    otheeye

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    n;anddenonapparentibus,etentibuseadest

    ratioinenglish,”seentoblush,shedothnot

    blushatall.”

    thihose

    exist.ke

    boththegooderictsilenceduringtheene

    betr.allhyandthegirl;butassoonasitwasended,and

    thatgentlenrs.deborahuldnothelp

    exaster,andespecially

    againsthissufferiohefatherofthechild,h

    shesofherbeforethesu.

    attheseposedherfeaturesilea

    thingveryunusualtoher.notthatiyreaderigine,

    thatthisileserwouldhaveyou

    nceivecafroenus,helaughterloving

    goddess;noriless

    frohestagebox,andortalitytobe

    abletoequal.no,thisilesight

    besupposedtohaveefrohediledcheeksoftheaugust

    tisiphone,orfrohesses,hersisters.

    ilethen,andhavoicesastheeveningbreeze

    ofboreasinthepleasantnthofnoveer,ssbridgetgently

    reprovedthers.deborah;avicesthe

    latteruchtainted,anderinveighedagainst

    ongallherfaults,she

    thankedheavenhereneesuldnotaccuseherintothe

    affairsofotherpeople.”

    shethenproceededtondthehonourandspirithhjenny

    hadacted.shesaid,sheuldnothelpagreeinghherbrother,

    thatthereeritinthesiyofhernfession,andin

    heriytoherlover:thatshehadalhoughtheravery

    goodgirl,anddoubtednotbutshehadbeenseducedbysorascal,

    oretoblathanherself,andvery

    probablyhadprevailedisee,orso

    othertreacherousproceeding.

    thisbehaviourofssbridgetgreatlysurpriseds.deborah;for

    thisanseldopenedherlips,eithertohersteror

    hissister,tillshehadfirstsouheirinations,h

    ents.here,hohought

    sheghthavelaunchedforthhsafety;andthesagaciousreader

    perhapsaccuseherofofsuffitforecastinso

    doing,butirehyshe

    tackedabout,eeringaourse.

    ”nay,da”saidthisablean,andtrulygreatpoliti,”i

    stthegirlsspirit,aswellasyour

    ladyship.and,asyourladyshipsays,ifshee

    an,thepoorchistobepitied.andtobesure,asyour

    ladyshipsays,thegirlhathal,

    plaingirl,andnotvainofherfaeonhusseys

    intheneighbourhoodare.”

    ”yousaytrue,deborah,”saidssbridget.”ifthegirlhadbeen

    ohosevaintrollops,ofanyintheparish,i

    shouldhavendeedbrotherforhislenitytowo

    farrsdaughtersatchurch,theotherday,hbarenecks.i

    protesttheyshocked.ifluresforfellows,

    itisheysuffer.idetestsuchcreatures;andit

    uthattheirfaceshadbeenseadh

    thesllpox;butistnfess,ineversahison

    behaviourinpoorjenny:soartfulvillain,iavinced,hath

    betrayed,nayperhapsforcedher;andipitythepoorchh

    allheart.”

    s.deborahapprovedallthesesentints,andthedialogue

    ncludedhageneralandbitteriiveagaiy,andh

    nypassionateionsforallho,plaingirlswho

    aredeludedbytheen.

    chapter9

    ntainingttershereader

    jeuedhoeth

    fror.allade

    public;partlyperhapsasasacrificetoheroly

    frohereprudenttiveofrengheeighbourstoher,and

    silengtheirclaurs.

    butthoughthislattervieayappear

    reasonableenough,yettheeventdidnotansation;for

    hejustiditwasuniversally

    apprehehatthehouseofrree,

    thoughsooftheyounge”itwasgoodenoughforher,”

    anddivertedtheelvespina

    silkgoanyothersopityherndition:

    butanner.allhyhadbehaved,the

    tidetuedagainsther.onesaid,”illassureyou,daathhad

    goodluck.”asendcryed,”seeitistobeafavourite”a

    third,”ay,thisesofherleaing.”everypersondeso

    lientorotherontheoccasion,andreflectedonthe

    partialityofthejustice.

    thebehaviourofthesepeopleyappeariolitidungratefulto

    thereader,r.

    allhy.butastohispo;andastohis

    benevolence,heexertedsoch,thathehadtherebydisobligedall

    hisneighbours;foritisasecreten,that,by

    nferringanobligation,theydonotalare

    anyenees.

    jennyr.allhy,

    sooofthereachofreproach;alicebeingnolonger

    abletoventitsrageantoseekanotherobjectofits

    bitteess,andthisself;fora

    selfhefatherofthe

    foundlingchild.

    thissuppositionsotothegeneral

    opinion,thatitthuniversalassent;acryagainsthis

    lenitysoootakeau,andoan

    iiveagainsthiscrueltytothepirl.verygraveandgood

    enexclaidagainstnchildren,andthendisowned

    thehedepartureof

    jenny,insihatsheedahadesigntooblack

    tobentioned,andhintsthatalegalinquiry

    oughttobedeintotheatter,andthatsopeopleshouldbe

    forcedtoproduce

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    thesecaluiesghthaveprobablyproducedillnseque

    theleastghtgaveoetrouble,toapersonofare

    doubtfulandsuspir.allhyh;

    butinhiscasetheyhadnosucheffed,beiily

    despisedbyhitheyservedonlytoaffordaniasentto

    thegoodgossipsoftheneighbourhood.

    butaspleay

    beof,andasitetibeforeheoreof

    jenny,averyearlyintition,that.

    allhyerappeartobe,absolutelyiof

    anyittednootherthan

    anerrorinpolitics,byteeringjusticeerdbyrefusing

    togratifythegoodnatureddispositionoftheb,ha

    fortheirpassionto,

    iopity,theydesiredtohaveseensacrificedtoruinand

    infa,byashafulrreinbridewell.

    hisings,itintendspersons

    anyofthehighestrank

    areoftenantbyit.

    sofarfrolyinghthistheirination,byhall

    hopesofrefortioeshut

    againstherifheroionsshouldeverhereafterleadher

    tor.allhyratherchosete

    thegirltoretuthitherbytheonlypossibleans;fortootrue

    iafraiditis,thatnyenhavebeeabandoned,andhave

    sunktothelastdegreeofvice,bybeinguoretrievethefirst

    slip.thisafraid,alain

    angtheirforracquaintar.

    allovejennytoaplaceightenjoythe

    pleasureofreputation,afterhavingtastedtheillnsequencesof

    losingit.

    tothisplacetherefore,illwishheragood

    jouey,andforthepresenttakeleaveofher,andofthelittle

    foundlingheruchhigheriortao

    nicatetothereader.

    chapter10

    thehospitalityofallhy;hashortsketchofthe

    charactersofthers,adoctorandacaptain,whowere

    eaihatgentlen

    her.allhyshouse,norhisheart,against

    anypartofnkind,buttheyoreparticularlyopento

    nofrit.tosaythetruth,this

    ogainadinnerbydeservingit.

    aboveallothers,nofgeniusandleaingsharedtheprincipal

    plauchdist:for

    thoughhehadssedtheadvantageofaleaededucatio,

    beihvastnaturalabilities,hehadsoedby

    avigorousthoughlateappliuch

    ionenofehisselfa

    verypetentjudgeinstkindsofliterature.

    itisisso

    littleinfashion,andsoslenderlyprovidedfor,personspossessedof

    itshouldveryeagerlyflocktoaplaceheyweresureof

    beingreceivedplaisandeed,ightenjoy

    alstthesaadvantagesofaliberalfortuneasiftheywere

    entitledtoitintheiror.allhyoneof

    thosegenerouspersonsostbountifullytobestow

    at,drink,andlodgingonnofandleaing,forhey

    expeent,instru,flattery,and

    subservienahatsuchpersonsshouldbeenrolledinthe

    nuerofdostics,asterscloathes,or

    receivingwages.

    orary,everypersoninthishouseasterof

    hisoe:andasheghtathispleasuresatisfyallhis

    appetiteshirisonlyoflaue,andreligion;

    soheght,ifhishealthrequired,orhisinptedhibr >

    toteeranselffronyals,

    orretirefrohehoutevena

    solli

    superiorsalnds.butallherewere

    freefrouchiertionlythosepanyisinall

    otherplatheirequalityoffortu

    eventhosestanceskesueleesynary

    abodenveotheareatnstablebecausetheystandinneedofit.

    angothersofthiskindanhe

    sfortuneoflosingtheadvantageofgreattalentsbytheobstinacy

    ofafather,toaprofessionhedisliked.in

    obediehisobstinacythedoctorhadinhisyouthbeenobliged

    tostudyphysic,orrathertosayhestudiedit;foriy

    booksofthiskindosttheonlyoneshhhewas

    una,thedoctorasterof

    alsteveryotherscebutthatbyogethis

    bread;thensequenceofhatthedoctorattheageof

    fortyhadoeat.

    sur.

    allsfortunesndation,

    thefollyorvillanyofothers,andnotof

    theunfortunatepersonhielf.besidesthisiverit,the

    doendation;thisappearance

    ion.herhisreligionedonlyin

    appearaosay,asiaotpossessedofany

    touchstohefalse.

    ifthispartofhischaracterpleased.allhy,itdelighted

    ssbridget.sheengagedhinnyreligiousntroversies;on

    antlyexpressedgreatsatisfainthe

    doentshhe

    frequentlybestouch

    englishdivinity,andhadpuzzledrethaheneighb

    curates.indeed,herionure,herlookssosage,

    asograveandsole,thatsheseedto

    deservethenaofsaintequallyesake,orhanyother

    feleintheronkalendar.

    assyathiesofallkindsareapttobegetlove,soexperience

    teaorediredencythishanthose

    iouskis

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    foundhielfsoagreeabletet,thathenoo

    lantanunfortunateactaboutten

    yearsbefore;naly,hisrriagean,

    onlystillalive,but,r.

    allhy.thisalbartothathappinessherwise

    saprobabilityofobtaininghthisyounglady;foras

    to.this

    ostprobable,ortothe

    purityofhispassion,atriny

    only,andnotinpossessionof,

    ivehinytitleto.

    hehadnotlongruhesetters,beforeitoccurredto

    hisrythathehadabrotherhunhappy

    inadenodoubtceed;forhe

    disarriageinthelady;

    andthereaderperhaps,hebrothersqualifications,

    ethenfideainedofhissuccess.

    thisgehirtyfiveyearsofage.hewasofa

    ddlesize,andiscalled.hehadashis

    forehead,ujurehisbeautyasitdenotedhis

    valourforheeeth,and

    sothingaffable,ile;thoughnaturallyhis

    untenance,asuchhnessin

    it:yetheuldatanytidepositthis,andappearallgentleness

    andgoodhuur.heueel,irelydevoidof,and

    inhisyouthhadaboundedinsprightliness,houghhehad

    latelyputonareseriouscharacter,heuld,whenhepleased,

    resu.

    hehad,asiceducation;forhisfather

    had,epatealauthorityentionedbefore,

    deandiedbeforehe

    ilitary,andpreferredthekings

    ssiontothebishops.

    hehadpurchasedthepostoflieutenantoons,and

    afteretobeacaptain;buthavingquarrelledhhis

    lonel,ehehad

    entirelyrusticatedhielf,hadbetakeostudyingthe

    scriptures,andalittlesuspectedofaninationto

    thodis

    itseed,therefore,notuhatsuchapersonshouldsucceed

    haladyofsosaintlikeadisposition,andions

    arriagestateingeneral;but

    hedoctor,ainlyhadfriendshipforhisbrother,

    shouldforhissakethinkofkingsoillaretutothehospitality

    ofallatteotsoeasytobeatedfor.

    isitthatsonaturesdelightinevil,asothersarethoughtto

    delightinvirtueoristhereapleasureinbeingaccessorytoa

    thefttitourselvesorlastlyh

    experieokeprobable,haveisfain

    aggrandizingourfalies,eventhoughtheleastloveor

    respe

    otivesoperatedoor,

    detersothefactforhisbrother,andeasily

    foundanstointroducehitallhysasapersonended

    onlyashortvisittohielf.

    thecaptainhadnotbeeninthehouseahedoctorhad

    reasontofelient.thecaptainwas

    indeedasgreatasteroftheartofloveasoviderly.he

    hadbesidesrehisbrother,hhefailed

    nottoirovetothebestadvantage.

    chapter11

    ntainingnyrules,andsoexales,ngfallingin

    love:desoreprudentialio

    triny

    ithathbeenobserved,byenoren,ifethat

    allpersonsaredoodtobeinloveoheirlives.no

    partieer,assignedforthis;buttheageat

    stoasproperaperiodas

    anytobefixedonforthispurpose:itoften,indeed,happensch

    earlier;butoever

    failsaboutthisti.reover,ayrerkthatatthisseason

    loveisofareseriousandsteadynaturethais

    shoselfintheyoungerpartsoflife.theloveofgirlsis

    uain,capricious,andsofoolishthatalover

    ayalstbedoubtedher

    shealhisherself.

    noenaboutforty;for

    assuchgrave,serious,andexperiencedladiesheirown

    aning,soitisalanoftheleastsagacity

    todisveritostcertainty.

    ssbridgetisanexaleofalltheseobservations.shehadnot

    beennytisiainspanybeforesheh

    thispassion.nordidshegopiningandpingaboutthehouse,likea

    puny,foolishgirl,ignorantofherdisteer:shefelt,sheknew,and

    sheehepleasiion,ofainit

    onlyibutlaudable,sheherafraidnor

    ashad.

    andtosaythetruth,thereis,inallpoints,greatdifference

    betenatthisagenceive

    toen,andtheidleandchildishlikingofagirltoaboy,

    eheoutsideonly,andonthingsoflittle

    valueandnoduration;asoncherrycheeks,sll,lilyehands,

    sloeblackeyes,floks,dohins,dappershapes;nay,

    sotisoncharrehlessthanthese,ahepartys

    oentsoftheperson,forenare

    beholdentothetaylor,thela,theperiaker,thehatter,

    andthelliner,andnottonature.suaywell

    beashad,astheygenerallyare,tooselvesor

    others.

    theloveofssbridgetherkind.thecaptainowed

    nothingtoanyofthesefopkersinhisdress,norwashisperson

    chrebeholdentonature.bothhisdressandpersonh

    as,hadtheyappearedinanasselyoradra,wouldhave

    beeandridiculeofallthefineladiesthere.the

    forrofthese,butplain,arse,illfancied,and

    outoffashion.asforthelatter,

    above.sofarbeingcherryloured,

    thatyouuldnotdiscethenatura

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    heybeingtotallyrokbeard,hasded

    tohiseyes.hisshapeandlislyproportioned,but

    sethattheydehestrengthratherofaploughnthanany

    other.hisshouldershecalvesofhis

    legslargerthanthoseofanchairn.inshort,hiswhole

    personedallthatelegandbeautyheveryreverse

    ofcluystrength,andostofourfine

    gentlen;beingpartlyoothehighbloodoftheiraors,

    viz.,blooddeofrichsaudgenerouslytoan

    earlytoion.

    thoughssbridgetanofthegreatestdelicacyoftaste,

    yetsuchsofthecaptaiion,thatshe

    totallyoverlookedthedefeagined,and

    perhapsveryreeablenutesh

    thecaptainthanuchprettierfellothe

    ionofpleasinghereyes,ioprocureherselfch

    resolidsatisfa.

    theissbridget,in

    ed,thahfullyretued

    it.thelady,hanherlover,arkableforbeauty.i

    pttodraure,butthatisdonealreadybya

    reablester,.hogarthhielf,toshesatnyyearsago,

    andhathbeenlatelyexhibitedbythatgentleninhisprintofa

    oing,ofpropereleandybeseen

    hintheprinttoventgardenchurch,h

    astarvedfootboybehindcarryingherprayerbook.

    theents

    heexpectedsofperson.hewas

    ohoseenyihersexasavery

    oretruly,

    herchusetopossesseverynvenienceoflifehanugly

    an,thanahandsooanyofthosenveniences.and

    havingaverygoodappetite,andbutlittley,hefanciedhe

    shouldplayhispartveryatrinialba,houtthe

    sauceofbeauty.

    todealplainlyhthereader,thecaptain,eversincehis

    arrival,atleastfrohenthisbrotherhadproposedthetch

    tohilongbeforehehaddisveredanyflatteringsytoin

    ssbridget,hadbeelyehatistosay,of.

    allents,and

    hereditants;ofallhecaptainelyfond,thathe

    ostprobablyhaventractedrriagehhadhebeen

    obligedtohavetakenthechofendorintothebargain.

    as.allhy,therefore,haddeclaredtothedoctorthathe

    eakeasender

    relation,andasthedoctorhadfishedoutthathisiionso

    keanychildofhershisheir,helahouthis

    interposition,;thedoctorandhisbrother

    thoughtitanaaure,

    ostessentialans

    ofhappihehoughts,therefore,ofboththebrotherswere

    hoiablelady.

    butfortune,oreforher

    favouriteoffspringthahertheydeserveorwish,hadbeenso

    industriousforthecaptain,thatesto

    exeedesiresself,

    andrivinghoogivethecaptainproper

    enuragent,houtappearingtooforrict

    observerofallrulesofderuinthis,however,sheeasily

    succeeded;forasthecaptainhelookout,noglance,

    gesture,or.

    thesatisfathekind

    behaviourofssbridget,alittleabatedbyhis

    apprehensionsof.allhy;for,nothstandinghisdisied

    professions,thecaptainigioact,

    follopleoftherestoftheto

    atchsodisadvantageous,inpointofiohissister.

    froraclehereceivedthisopinion,ishallleavethereaderto

    deterhoebyit,itstrangelyperplexedhiow

    tulatehisnductsoasatoonveyhisaffetothe

    lady,andtofroerbrother.heatlengthresolvedto

    takeallprivateopportunitiesofkinghisaddresses;butinthe

    presenr.alluchuponhisguard

    ashisnducthebrother.

    hesoonfoundanstokehisaddresses,inexpresster,to

    hisstress,froereceivedanans,

    viz.:theahousandsofyearsago,and

    thertodaughter

    eversince.ifiotranslatethisintolatin,ishouldrender

    itbythesetopari:aphraselikewiseof

    ierialuseonanotheroccasion.

    thecaptain,hoebyhisknolywell

    uoodthelady,andverysoonafterrepeatedhisapplicationh

    rethahanbefore,ando

    dueforrejected;butashehadincreasedintheeageessofhis

    desires,sothelady,epropriety,decreasedinthe

    violenceofherrefusal.

    nottotirethereader,byleadinghihrougheveryseofthis

    urtshiphoughintheopinionofacertaiauthor,

    itisthepleasaseoflifetotheactor,is,perhaps,asdull

    andtiresoasanyadehis

    advaadel,andatlength,

    inproperforsurrediscretion.

    duringthise,onth,

    thecaptainpreservedgreatdistanceofbehaviourtohisladyinthe

    presenorehesucceededhherin

    private,therereservedhelady,

    shehadnosoonersebefore

    panyr.allhy

    sthavehadtheinsightofthedevilorperhapssoofhisworse

    qualitiestohaveeaiheleastsuspiofwasgoing

    forward.

    chapter12

    ntainingay,perhaps,expecttofindinit

    inallbargaiofightor

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    othersuonyisrequiredtthe

    ttertoanissuehpartiesarereallyihiswas

    thecaseatpresent,andihananththecaptainandhislady

    anandwife.

    thegreatnr.allhy;

    andthisakenbythedoctor.

    oneday,then,asallhyhedoctor

    ,and,hgreatgravityofaspedallthence

    e,

    sir,toiartanaffairtoyouoftheutstnsequehow

    shallintiontoyouostdistractstothinkof”he

    thenlaunostbitterinveen

    anden;aerofhavingnoattatbuttotheir

    i,aerofbeingsoaddictedtovicious

    inationsthattheyuldneverbesafelytrustedhohe

    othersex.”uldi,”saidhe,”sir,havesuspectedthataladyof

    suchprudence,suchjudgnt,suchleaing,shouldindulgeso

    indisagihatbrotherwhy

    doiine”

    ”iheis,”saidallioo.”

    ”bless,sir”saidthedoctor,”doyouknoheshogaffair”

    ”lookee,.blifil,”ansan,”ithathbeen

    nstantxiokethebestofallttershhappen.

    sister,thoughnyyearsyouhani,isatleastoldenoughto

    beattheageofdisposedonachild,ishould

    havebeenreaversetohavefivenhibutaanupwardsof

    thirtystost

    happy.shehathrriedagehoughperhapsnotquiteher

    equalinfortune;andifhehathanyperfesinhereyeh

    keupthatdeficy,iseenoreasonto

    herchoiceofheroorethanherself,

    igionsistonlyinie,perhaps,frobr >

    thenydeadeofplyingostany

    proposal,haveexpectedtohavebeennsultedonthisoccasion;but

    thesettersareofaverydeliature,andthescruplesof

    desty,perhaps,arenottobeovere.astoyourbrother,ihave

    reallynoangeragainsthitall.hehathnoobligationsto,

    nordoithinkhey,

    siheanis,asihavesaid,suijuris,andofapreto

    beentirelyansoherselfforhernduct.”

    ofhero.

    thedor.allhyoftoogreatlenity,repeatedhis

    accusationsagainsthisbrother,anddeclaredthatheshouldnever

    rebebroughteithertosee,ortooforhisrelatiohen

    launchedforthintoapanegyrinallhysgoodness;intothe

    highesteniuonhisfriendship;andncludedbysaying,he

    shouldneverfivehisbrotherforhavingputtheplacehhe

    boreinthatfriendshiptoahazard.

    allhythusans

    yourbrother,ishouldneverhavecarriedthatresentnttothe

    i:butiassureyouihavenosuchdispleasure.yourbrother

    appearstotobeanofsenseandhonour.idonotdisapprovethe

    tasteofsister;norbutthatsheisequallythe

    objectofhisinations.ihavealhoughtlovetheonly

    foundationofhappinessinarriedstate,asitlyproduce

    thathighandtenderfriendshipentof

    thisunion;and,inopinion,alltheshare

    ntraotivesaregreatlyal;theyarea

    profanationofastholyy,andgenerallyendindisquietand

    sery:forsurelyayost

    sacredinstitutionintoaolustoravarid

    atchestoenareinduced

    relybytheionofabeautifulpersreatfortune

    ”todenythatbeautyisanagreeableobjecttotheeye,andeven

    eadration,ifulisan

    epithetoftenusedinscripture,aionedhhonour.

    ityoarryaanthehought

    handso,anditrulysayilikedherthebetteronthat

    aarriage,to

    lustafteritsoviolentlyastooverlookallierfesforits

    sake,ortorequireitsoabsolutelyastorejeddisdain

    religion,virtue,andsense,iesiureof

    chhigherperfe,onlybecauseaneleganceofpersonising:

    thisissurelyinnsisteheranood

    christian.anditis,perhaps,beingtoocharitabletoncludethat

    sueananythiheirrriagethantopleasetheir

    caalappetites;forthesatisfaofaught,itwas

    notordained.

    ”iplace,hrespecttofortune.e

    perhaps,exactssoiononthishead;norely

    andaltogether.astheandsof

    arriedstate,atleregard

    tostances.yetthisprovisionisgreatly

    increased,beyondisreallynecessary,byfollyandvanity,h

    createabundantlyresthannature.equipageforthewife,and

    largefortunesforthechildren,arebycustonrollediof

    necessaries;andtoprocurethese,everythingtrulysolidands,

    andvirtuousandreligious,areedandoverlooked.

    ”andthisinnydegrees;thelastaestofs

    sadness;iannse

    forturacttheelvestothoseustbe,

    disagreeabletotheofoolsandknavesioincreasean

    estatealreadylargereventhanthedendsoftheirpleasures.surely

    suustoherthat

    theyareincapableoftastingthessofthete

    friendship,orthattheysacrificethegreatesthappinessofh

    theyarecapabletothevain,uain,andsenselesslawsof

    vulgaropinion,heirforceastheirfoundationto

    folly.”

    hereallon,toened

    sopainsto

    preventnoalldisposureofhisscles.henow

    praisedeveryperiodofthofayoung

    divihehonourtodineh

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    ouhepulpit.

    chapter13

    hefirstbook;haninstanceofingratitude,

    ural

    thereader,froyigihatthe

    renciliationifiuldbesocalledatterof

    forust

    surelybethoughttterofsubstance.

    thedoctorhadacquaintedhisbrotherr.

    all;andaddedile,”iproseyouipaidyou

    off;nay,iabsolutelydesiredthegoodgetive

    you:foryouknoadeadeclarationinyourfavour,i

    ghthsafetyventureonsucharequesthapersonofhis

    teer;andiyoo

    preventtheleastpossibilityofasuspi.”

    e;

    butheafteradeaverynotableuseofit.

    ohexihedevil,inalatevisitupoh,

    lefttohisdisciples,is,up,tokickthestool

    fronderyou.inplainenglish,adeyourfortuneby

    thegoodoffiassoon

    asyou.

    axiipositively

    deterne:sofaraylysay,thathisaaybe

    fairlyderivedfrohisdiabolicalprinciple;andiis

    diffiotivetothefoosoonerwashe

    possessedofssbridget,andreoallhy,thanhe

    begantoshoohisbrotherillat

    lengthitgreeveryvisibletoeveryone.

    thedoonstratedtohirivatelyhisbehaviour,

    butuldobtainnoothersatisfathanthefollowingplain

    deybrothershouse,sir,

    youknolibertytoquitit.”thisstrange,cruel,and

    alstunatableingratitudeiain,absolutelybroke

    thepoordoctorsheart;fratitudehhlypierces

    thehuasthoseinwhosebehalfwe

    havebeenguiltyressions.reflesoandgood

    as,hoheyarereceivedorretuedbythoseinwhose

    favourtheyareperford,alinistersoforttous;but

    ityasthe

    ungratefulbehaviourofourfriend,the

    satifliesinourfadupbraidsushhavingspotteditin

    theserviceofonesohless

    .allselfspoketothecaptaininhisbrothers

    behalf,anddesiredtoknotted;

    hehardheartedvillainhadthebaseosaythatheshould

    neverfivehiortheinjuryin

    hisfavour;pedoutofhiandha

    crueltythatitoughtnottobefiven.

    allsuponthisdeclaration,h,

    hesaid,beaure.heexpressed,indeed,soch

    resentntagainstanunfivihatthecaptainatlast

    preteobenvincedbyhisargunts,andouto

    berenciled.

    asforthebride,sheoon,andso

    passionatelyfondofheehatheneverappearedtoher

    tobeintheanypersonwasa

    suffie.

    thecaptain,at.allhysinstance,wardly,aswe

    havesaid,reneranurreinedin

    hisheart;andhefoundsonyopportunitiesofgivinghirivate

    hintsofthis,thatthehouseatlastgreabletothepoor

    doittoanyinnvenienceshhe

    ghtehehanloobearthesecrueland

    ungratefulinsultsfrobrotherforhehaddonesoch.

    heoeoacquaintallhyhthehe

    uldnhielftosubttothenfession,byhhe

    sttaketohissharesogreataportionofguilt.besides,byhow

    uchthe

    greateruchthe

    greater,hehadreasontoigi.

    hefeigherefore,soexcuseofbusinessforhisdeparture,

    andprosedtoretusoonagain;andtookleaveofhisbrother

    bledhat,asthecaptainplayedhis

    parttothesaperfe,allainedisfiedh

    thetruthoftherenciliation.

    thedoctordirectlytolondon,erofa

    broke;adisteerahanisgenerally

    igined,anditletoaplathebillof

    rtality,diditnotdifferiancefrollother

    diseasesviz.,thatnophysicureit.

    noostdiligentenquiryintotheforrlivesofthese

    taxifpolicy

    aboventioned,anotherreasonforthecaptainsnduct:the

    captain,besides,anofgreat

    prideandfieress,andhadalreatedhisbrother,whowasofa

    differentplexion,alydefitinboththesequalities,

    ostairofsuperiority.thedoctor,houch

    thelargershareofleaing,andaedtohavethe

    betteruanding.thisthecaptainknebear;for

    thoughenvyisatbestaverylignantpassioisitsbitteess

    greatlyheightenedbyxingpttoeobject;

    andverychafraidiathationisjoio

    thesetionandnotgratitudeheproductofall

    three.

    bookii

    ntainingsatrinialfelicityindifferentdegreesof

    life;andvariousothertransasduringthefirsttwoyears

    aftertherriagebetissbridgetallhy

    chapter1

    shokindofahistorythisis;itislike,andit

    isnotlike

    thoughitledthisourory,

    andnotalife;noranapologyforalife,asisreinfashion;

    yetethodofthoseers,

    odisclosetherevolutionsofuhanto

    itatethepainfulandvolunoushistorian,op

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    regularityofhisseries,thinkshielfobligedtofillupasch

    paperonthsandyearsinhing

    rerkablehappened,asheeloysuponthosenotableaerashe

    greatestsanstage.

    suuchreselea

    neenuerofher

    therebeanyneaylikeparedtoa

    stageastantlythesaurse,etyas

    stothinkhielfobligedto

    keepevenpacee,anuensisheis;and,likehis

    ster,travelsassloonkishdulness,when

    thestohavebeenasleep,asthroughthatbrightandbusy

    agesonoblydistinguishedbytheexcellentlati

    adnfligendueibusundiquepoenis,

    oiaultu

    horridantreeresubaltisaetherisauris;

    indubioquefuitsubutrnadubr >

    oibushu,terraquerique.

    oforeadequatetranslation

    thanthatby.creech

    es,

    andallthes;

    undecidedyet,shouldfall,

    iohegloriouslordofall.

    noisourpurpose,intheensuingpages,topursueantrary

    thod.raordinarysepresentsitselfasrustwill

    oftehecase,oopenitat

    largetoourreader;butifhout

    produganythinghyhisnotice,beafraidofa

    attersofnsequence,

    andleavesuetotallyunobserved.

    theseareiobensideredasblanksinthegrandlottery

    ofti.herefore,heregistersofthatlottery,shall

    itatethosesagaciouspersonshat

    guildhall,andanyblanks

    theydisposeof;butprizehappenstobedrahe

    nelyfilledhit,andtheobe

    infordatnlythree

    differentofficeslayclaiothehonourofhavingdisposedofit;by

    headventurersaregiventouandthatcertain

    brokersareinthesecretsoffortune,andindeedofhercabi

    uncil.

    readerthenisnottobesurprized,if,intheurseofthis

    echaptersveryshort,andothersaltogetheras

    long;sothatntainonlythetiofasingleday,andothersthat

    priseyears;inayhistorysotisseetostand

    still,andsotistofly.foralllookon

    selfasatabletoanyurtofcriticaljurisdi

    ,iy,thefounderofaneeof

    atlibertytokelaherein.and

    theselayreaders,insiderassubjects,areboundto

    believeinandtoobey;ayreadilyand

    thatishallprincipally

    regardtheireaseandadvantageinallsustitutions:forido

    not,likeajuredivinotyrant,igihattheyareslaves,or

    dity.iaindeed,setovertheortheirowngoodonly,and

    ine.nordoidoubt,

    aketheirihegreatruleofings,theywill

    unaniuslynydignity,andinrenderingall

    thehonourishalldeserveordesire.

    bydivineright.

    chapter2

    religiouscautionsagainstshouchfavourtobastards;

    andagreatdisverydebys.deborahwilkins

    eightnthsafterthecelebrationofthenuptialsbetain

    blifilandssbridgetallhy,ayoungladyofgreatbeauty,

    rit,andfortune,issbridget,byreasonht,delivered

    ofafineboy.thechildoallappearancesperfect;but

    thedonthbeforeitsfullti.

    thoughthebirthofanheirbyhisbelovedsisterstance

    ofgreatjoyto.allhy,yetitdidnotalienatehis

    affethelittlefoundling,tohehadbeengodfather,

    hadgivenhisoeofthos,andhehadhithertoseldobr >

    failedofvisiting,atleastonceaday,inhisnursery.

    hetoldhissister,ifshepleased,theneshouldbe

    breduptogether;toed,though

    elittlereluce:forshehadtrulyagreatplacefor

    herbrother;andhenceshehadalohefoundling

    orekihanladiesidvirtuees

    bringtheelvestoshoay

    betrulyentsofinntinence.

    theselftobearhe

    ndeedasafaultin.allfrequenthints,

    thattoadoptthefruitsofsin,ogiveunte.he

    quotedseveraltextsforheure,suchas,

    hevisitsthesinsofthefathersuponthechildren;ahers

    haveeatensrapes,andchildreharesetonedge,&c.

    eoftheparent

    oard.hesaid,”thoughthelapositivelyallow

    thedestroyingsutobethe

    asthechildrenof

    nobody;andthatatthebest,theyoughtthtuptothe

    lonh.”

    .alluchre,hecaptain

    hadurgedonthissubject,”that,hoightbe,

    thechildrenainlyihatastothetextshehad

    quoted,theforroftheculardenunciationagainstthe

    jehesinofidolatry,ofrelinquishingandhatingtheir

    heavenlyking;aerher

    inteodehecertainandnecessarynsequencesofsin,than

    anyexpressjudgntagainstit.buttorepresentthealghtyas

    avengingthesinsoftheguiltyonthei,,if

    notblaspheus,asittorepresenthigagainstthefirst

    principlesofnaturaljustidagainsttheinalnotionsof

    rightandselfhadilantedinournds;byh

    ojudgenotonly

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    butevenofthetruthofrevelationitself.”hesaidhekneanyheld

    thesaprincipleshthecaptainonthishead;buthewas

    hielffirynvihentrary,andhe

    sannerforthispoorinfant,asifalegititechildhadhad

    fortuohavebeenfoundinthesaplace.

    hecaptainakingallopportuopresstheseand

    suovethelittlefoundlingfror.

    allhebegantobejealous,s.

    deborahhaddeadisvery,sevent,threateleast

    toproverefataltopoortoythanallthereasoningsofthe

    captain.

    hertheinsatiablecuriosityofthisgoodanhadcarried

    herontothatbusiness,orherselfin

    thegoodgrars.blifil,hstandiward

    behaviourtothefoundling,frequentlyabusedtheinfantinprivate,

    andherbrothertoo,forhisfooit,ii

    shehadedthefatherofthe

    foundling.

    noaybe

    hefountainhead.herefore

    verynutelylayopenthosepreviousttersbywas

    produced;andforthatpurposeorevealallthe

    seilyyreaderisatpreseirely

    unacquainted;andofyraordinary,

    thatifearitostanyrried

    persons.

    chapter3

    thedesestientfoundeduponrulesdirectly

    ntrarytothoseofaristotle

    readerypleasetoreerhehathbeeninfordthatjenny

    joneshadlivedsoyearsaster,

    hereaestdesire,instructedherinlatin,inodojustice

    tenius,shehadsoirovedherself,thatsheea

    bettersaster.

    ihoughthispoornhaduakenaprofessiontoh

    leaingstbeallohisheleastofhis

    ndations.hehebestnaturedfelloheworld,

    ai,sterofsochpleasantryandhuur,

    thatheedtheoftheuntry;andalltheneighb

    gentlenpany,thatasdenyinghis

    talent,hespentchtiattheirhouses,ight,h

    reelunt,havespentinhisschool.

    itybeigihatagentlensoqualifiedandsodisposed,

    ingfordabletotheleaedsenariesof

    etonoriospeakplainly,hisscholarsweredivided

    intotan,theson

    ofaneighbsquire,theageofseventeen,

    eohissyntaxis;andinthelohe

    sagentleherhsevenparishboys,wasleaing

    toreadande.

    thestipendarisinghencehe

    sasterintheluxuriesoflife,hadhenotaddedtothis

    offir.allhyaddedto

    theanreceived

    everychrists,andhocheerhisheart

    duringthatsacredfestival.

    anghisothertreasures,thepedagoguehadahehad

    rriedoutof.allhyskitforherfortune,viz.,ty

    pounds,assed.

    thisaniableinherperson.y

    friendhogarth,oo,iisheexactlyreseled

    theyounganistresssteaihird

    pictureoftheharlress.shefollower

    ofthatnobleseeansofhshe

    beidableintheschoolthanherhusband;for,tonfess

    thetruth,heasterthere,oranywhereelse,inher

    presence.

    thoughheruntenanuaturalsnessof

    teer,yetthisestanceh

    generallypoisonstrinialfelicity;forchildrenarerightly

    calledthepledgesoflove;andherhusband,thoughtheyhadbeen

    rriednineyears,hadgivenheosuchpledges;adefaultforh

    hehadnoexcuse,eitherfrogeorhealth,beinghirty

    yearsold,andan.

    hencearoseanotherevil,tleuneasiothe

    poorpedagogue,ofsheintainedsonstantajealousy,thathe

    dursthardlyspeaktooneanintheparish;fortheleastdegreeof

    civility,orevenrrespondence,ale,

    hisk,andhisown.

    ioguardherselfagainsttrinialinjuriesinherown

    house,asshekeptoneidservant,shealookcaretochuseher

    outofthatorderoffelesakenasakindof

    securityfortheirvirtue;ofberjennyjones,asthe

    readerhathbeenbeforeinford,wasone.

    asthefaightbecalledprettygoodsecurity

    ofthebeforentionedkind,andasherbehaviourhadbeenalways

    extrelydest,hecertainnsequenceofuandingin

    en;shehadpassedabovefouryearsat.partridgesforthat

    astersnahoutcreatingtheleastsuspiin

    herstress.nay,shehadbeeednkindness,and

    herstresshadpertted.partridgetogiveherthose

    instruerated.

    butitispersare

    intheblood,thereisneveranysecurityagainsttheirbreaking

    out;andthatoftenontheslightestoccasions,and

    suspected.

    thusithappeos.partridge,ittedfouryears

    toherhusbandsteagthisyoungan,andhadsufferedheroften

    toheropursueherleaing.for,passingby

    oneday,asthegirlasterleaningoverher,the

    girl,iknoher

    chair:andthisethatsuspievereo

    theheadofherstress.

    thisdidnot,hoedisveritself,butlaylurking

    inhernd,likeancealede

    ofadditionalstrengthbeforeheopenlydeclareshielfand

    proceedsuponhostileoperations:andsuchadditionalstrengthsoon

    arrivedtorroboratehersuspi;footlongafter,the

    husbandandwifebeinga

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    aliquidpotuuponiled,perhapsatthebadness

    ofthelatin,and,istresscasthereyesonher,blushed,

    possiblyaster.s.

    partridge,uponthis,iediatelyfellintoafury,anddischargedthe

    trencheroning,attheheadofpoorjenny,g

    out,”youiudentyhusbandbefore

    faherchairhaknifeinher

    hand,ostprobably,sheedverytragical

    vengeance,hadnotthegirltakentheadvantageofbeinghe

    doortharess,andavoidedherfurybyrunningaway:for,

    astothepoorhusband,

    tionless,orfear

    froenturingatanyoppositiostaringandtrelingin

    hisoveorspeak,tillhiswife,

    retuingfrohepursuitofjenny,desodefensiveasures

    necessaryforhisoion;andhelikeo

    retreat,aftertheexaleoftheid.

    thisgoodahanothello,ofadisposition

    tokealifeofjealousy,

    andfollooon

    hfreshsuspis

    hher,as,

    tobeondoubt,

    oberesolvd

    shethereforeorderedjeelytopackupherallsand

    begone,forthatsheinedsheshouldnotsleepthatnight

    hinherwalls.

    .partridgehadprofitedtoochbyexperieointerposein

    atterofthisnature.hethereforehadreursetohisusual

    receiptofpatience;for,thoughheagreatadeptinlatin,he

    reered,andood,theadvitaihesewords:

    levefit,quodbeuronus

    inenglish:

    aburdenbeeslightestiswellboe

    outh;andofosaythetruth,he

    hadoftenoccasiontoexperieruth.

    jennyofferedtokeprotestationsofherinnoce;butthe

    teestforhertobeheard.shetheookherselfto

    thebusinessofpag,forallquantityofbroer

    sufficed;and,havingreceivedhersllpittanceofwages,she

    retuedho.

    thesasterandhisnsortpassedtheirtiunpleasantly

    enoughthatevening;butsothingorotherhappenedbeforethe

    ing,rs.partridge;andshe

    atlengthadttedherhusbandtokehisexcuses:tohshe

    gavethereadierbelief,ashehad,insteadofdesirio

    reissed,saying,

    sheein

    reading,ande,reover,verypertandobstinate;for,

    indeed,sheaerhadlatelyhadfrequentdisputesin

    literature;ilyhis

    superior.this,hoeansallow;andashe

    calledherpersistingintheright,obstinacy,hebegantohateher

    allieracy.

    chapter4

    ntainihestbloodybattles,orratherduels,that

    estichistory

    forthereasonsntiohepree

    othertrinialncessions,osthusbands,andh,

    liketheseasonry,shouldbedivulgedtononewhoare

    notersofthathonourablefrateity,s.partridgety

    nedherhusbandhoutcause,and

    endeavouredbyaakehindsforherfalse

    suspi.herpassions,heverway

    theyinelyangry,souldshebe

    altogetherasfond.

    butthoughthesepassionsordinarilysucceedeachother,and

    scarcetyfourhourseverpassedinhepedagogue,

    insodegree,theobjectofboth;yet,oraordinaryoccasions,

    issionwas

    usuallylonger:andsohecaseatpresent;forshentinued

    longerinastateofaffability,afterthisfitofjealousywasended,

    thanherhusbandhadeverknonotbeenfor

    solittleexercises,hefolloippeareobliged

    toperforaily,.partridge

    serenityofseveralnths.

    perfectcalatseaarealariner

    tobetheforerunnersofastorandiknoepersons,who,

    houtbeinggenerallythedevoteesofsuperstitioo

    apprehendthatgreatandunusualpeaceortranquillitywillbe

    attesopposite.forheasused,on

    suesis,adeitywhowas

    thoughtbytheolookanfelicity,and

    tohaveapeculiardelightiuingit.

    asbelievinginanysuchheathengoddess,or

    fringanysuperstition,soe

    othersuchphilosopher,selfalittle,io

    findouttherealgoodtobad

    fortune,arked,andofhweshall

    proceedtogiveaninstance;foritisourproviorelatefacts,

    anduchhighergenius.

    nkindhavealakedelightinknoingon

    theasofothers.heherehavebeen,inallagesandnations,

    certainplacessetapartforpublidezvous,hecurious

    ghtetandsatisfytheirtualohe

    barbersshopshavejustlyboethepreenengthegreeks,

    barbersnee,inoneofhis

    epistles,keshonourablentionoftheronbarbersinthesa

    light.

    thoseofenglandarekheirgreek

    orronpredecessors.youthereseefnaffairsdiscussedina

    tleinferiortothathheyarehahe

    ffeehouses;anddosticcurrencesarechrelargelyand

    freelytreatedintheforrthanier.butthisserves

    onlyforthen.hisuntry,especially

    thoseoftheloselveschrethanthose

    ofotheations,ourpolity,iftheyhad

    notsoplacesetapartlikeheindulgeheir

    curiosity,seeingtheyareinthisnowa

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    ofthespecies.

    inenjoying,therefore,suchplaceofrendezvous,thebritishfair

    oughttoesteeheelvesrehappythananyoftheirfn

    sisters;asidonotreereithertohavereadinhistory,orto

    haveseenintravels,anythingofthelikekind.

    thisplacethenisnootherthanthedlersshop,thekno

    ofalltheneisvulgarlycalled,gossiping,inevery

    parishinengland.

    s.partridgebeingonedayatthisasselyoffeles,was

    askedbyoneofheeighbours,ifshehadheardnoneelyof

    jennyjooheive.uponthisthe

    otherreplied,ile,thattheparishuchobliged

    toherforhavingtuedjennyawayasshedid.

    s.partridge,hereaderaslong

    sincecured,andaid,answered

    boldly,shedidnotknoiontheparishhadtoheron

    thatat;forshebelievedjennyhadscarceleftherequal

    behindher.

    ”no,truly,”saidthegossip,”ihopenot,thoughifancywehave

    slutsenos,thatshehath

    beenbroughttobedofty

    husbandaheroverseersaysbeobligedtokeep

    the”

    ”tei

    dontknoustkeepthebutiauretheysthave

    beeenhere,fortheonthsgone

    away.”

    nothingind,

    especiallyohethers

    arebutjoueyooccurredinstantlytoher,that

    jennyhadscarceeverbeenoutofheroh

    her.theleanihechair,thesuddenstartingup,thelatin,

    thesle,andnyotherthings,rusheduponherallatohe

    satisfaherhusbandexpressedinthedepartureofjenny,appeared

    nobled;again,inthesainstant,tobereal;but

    yettonfirerjealousy,proceedingfroatiety,andahundred

    otherbadcauses.ina,

    aelylefttheasselyinnfusion.

    asfairgrilkin,ily,

    degeesnotinferocityfroheelderbranchesofherhouse,

    andthoughinferiorih,isequalinfieresstothenoble

    tigerhielf,ouse,ithathlongtorntedin

    sport,escapesfroerclutchesforas,slds,growls,

    souselayhidbe

    againreved,sheflieslikelightningonherprey,and,h

    envenodules,ahelittle

    anil.

    notrs.partridgeflyonthepoorpedagogue.her

    toeeth,andhands,fellalluponhitonce.hiswigwasinan

    instanttofroishead,hisshirtfroisbadfroisface

    desberofclah

    edtheene.

    .partridgeaetionthedefensiveonly;indeedhe

    attetedonlytoguardhisfacehhishands;butashefound

    thathisantagonistabatednothinge,hethoughtheght,

    atleast,endeavourtodisarer,orrathertonfineherar;in

    doiruggle,andherhairbeingtoo

    shorttoreachhershoulders,erecteditselfonherhead;herstays

    like,

    burstopen;andherbreasts,uchreredundantthanher

    hair,hungdoiddle;herfacearkedh

    thebloodofherhusbaeethgnashedhrage;andfire,

    suithsfe,dartedfroereyes.so

    that,altogether,thisazonianheroihavebeena

    ofterrortoaanthan.partridge.

    hehad,atlength,thegoodfortune,bygettingpossessionofher

    ar,torehosetheendsofher

    fingersuseless;hanessof

    hersexprevailedoverherrage,andshepresentlydissolvedintears,

    erncludedinafit.

    thatsllshareofsenser.partridgehadhithertopreserved

    throughthisseoffury,ofthecauseofherto

    ignorant,no.heraninstantlyintothestreet,

    hallothathisheagoniesofdeath,and

    beseegtheneighbourstoflyosthastetoher

    assistanns,eringhis

    house,andapplyingtheusualrediesonsurs.

    partridgelength,tothegreatjoyofherhusband,broughtto

    herself.

    assoonasshehadalittlerellectedherspirits,andso

    posedherselfthepanyof

    thenifoldinjuriesshehadreceivedfroerhusband;who,she

    said,edtoinjureherinherbed;but,uponher

    upbraidinghinner

    iginable;hadtoreherdhairfroerhead,aays

    froerbody,givithesati,severalblohe

    rksofothegrave.

    thepoorn,anyrevisiblerksofthe

    indignationofhisentatthis

    accusation;,

    hadgreatlyexceededthetruth;forindeedhehadnotstruckheronce;

    andthissilencebeinginterpretedtobeanfessionofthechargeby

    the,theyallbeganatonavoce,torebukeand

    revilehirepeatingoften,thatarucka

    an.

    inonevoice.

    .partridgeboreallthispatiently;buto

    thebloodonherface,asanevidenceofhisbarbarity,heuldnot

    helplayingclaiohisoreallywas;ashe

    thoughtitveryunnatural,thatthisshouldriseupasweare

    taughtthatofarderedpersohinvengeanceagainsthi

    tothistheeheranshanthatityit

    hadnotefroisheart,insteadofhisface;alldeclaring,that,

    iftheirhusbandsshouldlifttheirhandsagainstthetheywould

    havetheirheartsbloodsoutoftheirbodies.

    afterr.

    partridgeforhisfuturebehaviour,thepanyatlengthdeparted,

    ahehusbandandoapersonalogether,in

    r.partridgesoohecauseofallhis

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    chapter5

    ntaiandrefleof

    thereader

    ibelieveitisatrueobservation,thatfesaredivulgedto

    onepersononly;butcertainly,itiraclethata

    factofthiskindshouldbeknooatranspire

    anyfarther.

    and,indeed,averyfe,beforetheuntry,touse

    anphrase,rungofthesasteroflittlebaddington;who

    ostcruelnner.nay,in

    soplacesiturderedher;ihathe

    hadbrokeherar;inothers,herlegs:inshort,therear

    injuryaure,butrs.

    partridgeeedtohavereceivedfroer

    husband.

    thecauseofthisquarreled;foras

    sopeoplesaidthats.partridgehadcaughtherhusbandinbed

    aid,sonyotherreasons,ofaverydifferentkind,

    abroad.nay,sotransferredtheguilttothehe

    jealousytothehusband.

    s.hisquarrel;but,asadifferent

    causefrohetrueonehadreachedherears,shethoughtproperto

    ;aher,perhaps,astheblawasuniversallylaid

    on.partridge;andhisr.allhy,

    hadinsothingoffendeds.wilkins,ofavery

    fivingteer.

    buts.adistand

    ofuturity,had

    perceivedastronglikelihoodofcaptainblifilsbeinghereafter

    herster;andassheplainlydisceedthatthecaptainborenreatgoodothelittlefoundling,shefawouldbe

    renderinghinagreeableservice,ifsheuldkeany

    disveriesthatghtlessentheaffeed

    tohaventractedforthischild,andhgavevisibleuneasiness

    tothecaptaiirelyevenbefore

    allself;thoughhisuchbetter

    inpubliherople,ofnniving

    atthefollyofherbrother,leastaswell

    perceived,andaschresented,asanyotherpossiblyuld.

    s.herefore,byact,gottenatruestof

    theabovestory,thoughlongafterithadhappened,failednotto

    satisfyherselfthhlyofalltheparticulars;andthenacquainted

    thecaptain,thatshehadatlastdisveredthetruefatherofthe

    littlebastard,aster

    losehisreputationiry,bytakingsooticeof.

    thecaptainchidherforthenclusionofherspeech,asan

    iroperassuranastersas:forifhis

    honour,orhisuandiainto

    keanallianshave

    adttedit.andtosaythetruth,thereisnonductlesspolitic,

    thaerintoanynfederacyhyourfriendsservantsagainst

    theirster:forbytheseansyouafteretheslaveof

    theseveryservants;byyouarenstantlyliabletobebetrayed.

    andthision,perhapsitedcaptainblifil

    froeingreexpliuragingthe

    abuseohy.

    butthoughheders.this

    disvery,heealittlefrotinhisoind,and

    resolvedtokethebestuseofithewasable.

    hekeptthistteralongtincealedhinhiso,

    ihat.allighthearitfroootherperson;

    buts.edthecaptainsbehaviour,or

    ight

    displeasehieratter.

    ihavethoughtitse,uponrefle,thatthe

    housekeepeeveracquainteds.blifilen

    arereinedtonicateallpiecesofintelligeheir

    oe,ofsolving

    thisdifficulty,is,byiutingittothatdistancehwasnro

    ajealousyins.blifil,thatarespect

    tothefoundling;fororuile

    infant,ioingratiateherselfhthecaptain,shewasevery

    dayreandrendingitbeforeallhy,ashisfondness

    foriteverydayincreased.this,nothstandingallthecareshe

    tookatothertistoexpressthediretrarytos.blifil,

    perhapsoffehatdelicatelady,rs.

    houghshedidnot,orpossiblyuldnot,absolutely

    reveherfroerplaakingher

    lifeveryuneasy.thiss.length,soresehat

    sheveryopenlyshoannerofrespedfoolittle

    toy,inoppositiontos.blifil.

    thecaptain,therefore,findioryindangerofperishing,at

    lasttookanopportunitytorevealithielf.

    her.allhyinadisurseoncharity:

    inr.allhy,

    thattheeansbeneficeenerosity.

    ”thechristianreligion,”hesaid,”uobler

    purposes,thantoenforcealessonahenphilosophershad

    taughtuslongbefore,andightperhapsbecalled

    aralvirtue,savouredbutlittleofthatsubli,christianlike

    disposition,thatvastelevationofthought,inpurityapproag

    toangelicperfe,tobeattained,expressed,aonlyby

    graehescriptureaning,who

    uoodbyitingofabenevolentopinionof

    ourbrethren,andpassingafavourablejudgntontheiras;a

    virtuechhigher,aesnature,thanapitiful

    distributionofal,uch

    prejudiilies,uldneverreay;

    ightbeexteo

    allnkind.”

    hesaid,”nsideringhediscipleswouldbeabsurd

    tons,tohavebeen

    prea.and,asagihisdoe

    shouldbepreaen

    practiseit,

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    practiseit,anddonot.

    ”butthough,”ntinuedhe,”thereis,iafraid,littlerit

    inthesebenefauchpleasure

    intheoagoodnd,ifitabatedbyoneion.i

    an,thatposedupon,andtonferour

    ustownwasyour

    caseinyourbountytothathlessfelle:fortwoor

    threesuchexalesstgreatlylessentheinisfa

    anayeven

    kehiirousioheshouldbeguiltyofsupp

    videnuragingtheeofaveryblackdye,andfor

    eansbeasuffitexcuse,that

    actuallyintendedsuenuragent;unlesshe

    utstcautioninchusingtheobjectsofourbenefice.a

    ionakenodoubt,hathgreatlycheckedthe

    liberalityofnyaan.”

    .allhyansdisputehthecaptainin

    thegreeklanguage,andthereforeuldsaynothingastothetrue

    seheranslatedcharity;butthathehad

    alhoughtiterpretedtonsistina,andthat

    givingalnstitutedatleastonebranchofthatvirtue.

    ”astotheritoriouspart,”hesaid,”hereadilyagreedhthe

    captain;foreritofbarelydischargingaduty

    theyhavenstruit

    theenorofthe

    .andashethoughtitanindispensableduty,enjoined

    bothbythechristianlahelaureitself;sowas

    ithalsopleasant,thatifanydutyuldbesaidtobeitsown

    reopayus,ithis.

    ”tohetruth,”saidhe,”thereisonedegreeenerosityofcharityistohave

    soshoerit,andthatis,aprincipleof

    benevolendchristianlove,oherwereally

    ourselves;olesseressesofanother,

    epartofthebygivingevenour

    oeritorious;

    buttorelieveourbrethrenonlyhoursuperfluities;tobe

    charitableistusetheherattheexpenseofour

    ffersthanourselves;tosaveseveralfaliesfroiseryrather

    thanhanguparaordinarypictureinourhousesratifyany

    otheridleridistobeonlybeinghun

    creatures.nay,ie

    degreeepicures:foruldthegreatestepicureher

    thaanyuthsinsteadofoneaybe

    predicatedofanyoneanyisoohis

    ownlargesses.

    ”astotheapprehensiooayhereafter

    proveunanyhaveprovedsuch;surelyit

    eragoodnfroenerosity.idonotthinkafeany

    exalesofingratitudejustifyanshardeninghisheart

    againstthedistressesofhisfelloures;nordoibelieveit

    ind.nothingless

    thanapersuasionofuniversaldepravitylockupthecharityofa

    goodn;andthispersuasionstleadhiithiherinto

    atheisorenthusiasbutsurelyitisunfairtuesuch

    universaldepravityfrofehis,i

    believe,everdonebyan,ind,found

    oaiiontothegeneralrule.”hethenncludedby

    asking,”hehadcalledahless

    fellow”

    ”ian,”saidtheaster,

    partridge,thefatherofthelittlechild

    hyoufoundinyourbed.”

    .allhyexprestgreatsurprizeatthisat,andthe

    captainasgreatathisignora;forhesaidhehadkno

    aboveanth:andatlengthrellecteduchdifficultythat

    hers.wilkins.

    uponthis,ediatelysuoned;ed

    r.allhy,byandhthe

    herself

    ofthetruthofthefact:forthecaptainexprestgreatdislikeatall

    hastyproceedingsinaltters,andsaidheeans

    have.allhytakeanyresolutiohertotheprejudiceof

    thechildoritsfather,beforeheisfiedthatthelatterwas

    guilty;forthoughhehadprivatelysatisfiedhielfofthisfrone

    ofpartridgesneighbours,yetheoogeneroustogiveanysuch

    evideo.allhy.

    chapter6

    thetrialofpartridge,thesaster,forinntinency;the

    evidenceofhisofourlaw;

    atters,hoseand

    theost

    itybehatastorysohhad

    fuishedsochtterofion,shouldneverhavebeen

    ntioo.allself,heonlypersonin

    thatuntry.

    toaeasureforthistothereader,ithinkproperto

    inforithattherelessiedin

    opposingthatdoeheaningofthey,

    an.

    indeed,heitledtothisvirtueihersense;foras

    nonoresensibleoftheorereadytorelieve

    thedistressesofothers,sononeuldbereteheir

    characters,orsloobelieveanythingtotheirdisadvantage.

    sdal,therefore,neverfoundanyaccesstohistable;forasit

    hathbeenlongsinayknoanbyhis

    panions,soiuretosay,that,byattendingtothe

    ionatagreatnstable,youysatisfyyourselfofhis

    religion,hispolitics,histaste,andindeedofhisentire

    disposition:forthoughafetertheirown

    sentintsinallplaankindhave

    enoughoftheurtiertoacdatetheiriontothe

    tasteandinationoftheirsuperiors.

    buttoretutos.ission

    ilesdistance,broughtback

    sua

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    deterosendforther.

    partridge,therefore,oattend,iohis

    defenceifheuldkeanyagainstthisaccusation.

    atthetiappointed,before.allself,at

    paradisehall,caashesaidpartridge,hanne,hiswife,

    ass.cuser.

    andnor.allr.

    partridge.havingheardhisathe

    uthofs.aking

    protestationsofhisinnoce.

    s.partridgeined,odestapologyfor

    beingobligedtospeakthetruthagainstherhusbaedall

    thecirceshhereaderhathalreadybeen

    acquainted;andatlastncludedhherhusbandsnfessionofhis

    guilt.

    oo,iine;

    butitiscertainshenessinthiscause;andit

    isprobablefroertainotherreasons,wouldneverhavebeen

    broughttodeposeasshedid,hadnots.art,

    fishedalloutofheratheroade

    proses,in.alle,thatthepunishntofher

    husbandshouldnotbesuchasghtanyily.

    partridgestillpersistediinghisinnoce,thoughhe

    adttedhehaddetheaboventionednfession;hhe

    hooatfor,byprotestingthatheed

    intoitbythentinuediortunitysheused:hat,asshe

    entinghiillhe

    hadoised,that,insuchcase,shewould

    ionittohiore.hence,hesaid,hehadbeeninduced

    falselytonfesshielfguilty,thoughhe;andthathe

    believedheshouldhavearderfrohesative.

    s.partridgeuldhisiutationhpatiend

    havingnootherredyinthepresentplacebuttears,shecalled

    forthaplentifulassistan,andthenaddressingherselfto

    .allayitpleaseyour

    ansoinjuredasiaythat

    basen;forthisisnottheonlyinstane.

    no,yitpleaseyourybednysthegood

    tiandoften.iuldhaveputuphhisdrunkennessand

    ofhisbusiness,ifhehadnotbrokeohesadnts.

    besides,ifithadbeenoutofdoorsihadnotttereditsoch;

    butyoyoyoodefile

    oebed,obesurehehath,hhisbeastlystinking

    yownbed,youhave;and

    thenyouhavechargedhbullogyouintoohetruth.is

    itverylikely,antpleaseyouri

    haverksenoybodytoshoe.ifyouhad

    beenan,youvillain,youanin

    thatnner.butyouanthalfan,youkno.norhaveyoubeen

    halfahusbandto.youneedrunafter

    sureandsine,iaeady,antpleaseyour

    ybodilyoaththatifouogether.

    ,youhavefot,isuppose,eintoafit,and

    dethebloodrundoyforehead,becauseionlycivillytaxed

    youyneighbours.youhave

    alstbrokeheart,youhave,youhave.”

    here.allhyinterrupted,andbeggedhertobepacified,

    prosihatsheshouldhavejustice;thentuingtopartridge,

    oodaghast,onehalfofhissbeinghurriedawayby

    surprizeaherhalfbyfear,hesaidheoseethere

    anihis

    prevarigandlyingbackaggravation

    ofhisguilt;forentheuldkewasby

    nfessionaan,therefore,tobeginby

    iediatelynfessi,andnottopersistindenying

    evenbyhisownwife.

    here,reader,ibegyourpatie,akeajust

    plinttothegreatandsagacityofourlah

    refusestoadttheevidenceofaherhusband.

    this,saysacertaihor,who,ibelieve,wasnever

    quotedbeforeinanybutalaeansofcreatingan

    etealdissensioeansof

    uchprisoning,transp,

    andhanging.

    partridgestooda,till,beingbidtospeak,hesaidhe

    hadalreadyspokeh,andappealedtoheavenforhis

    innodlastlytothegirlherself,hedesiredhisworship

    iediatelytosendfor;forhe,oratleastpreteo

    beso,thatshehadleftthatpartoftheuntry.

    .allhy,uralloveofjustice,joiohisolness

    ofteer,dehilostpatientgistrateinhearingall

    thenesseshanaccusedpersonuldproduhisdefence,

    agreedtodeferhisfiernationofthisttertillthe

    arrivalofjenny,forheiediatelydispatchedassenger;

    andthenhavingrendedpeacebetridgeandhiswife

    thoughheaddressedhielfchieflytothewrongperson,he

    appoiheoattendagaihirdday;forhehadsentjenny

    ahisownhouse.

    attheappoihepartiesallasseled,he

    sseuingbroughthatjennytobefound;

    forthatshehadleftherhabitationafepany

    harecruitingofficer.

    .allhythendeclaredthattheevidenceofsuchaslutas

    sheappearedtobe;buthesaidheuld

    hinkingthat,hadshebee,andwouldhave

    declaredthetruth,shesthavenfirdany

    circes,togetherhhisohedeclaration

    ofhishatshehadcaughtherhusbandi,did

    suffioreexhortedpartridgeto

    nfess;buthestillavor.allhydeclared

    hielfsatisfiedofhisguilt,andthatheanto

    re.hethereforedeprivedhifhis

    annuity,andrendedrepentanonatofanother

    aintainhielfandhishis.

    there,perhap

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    partridge.hehadlostthebestpartofhisiheevidence

    ofhisong

    otherthings,beentheoccasionofdeprivihatbe;

    butsuchittoit.

    thoughicalledhioorpartridgeiparagraph,iwould

    havethereaderratheriutethatepithettothepassionin

    teerthannceiveittobeanydeclarationofhisinnoce.

    herheooter;butif

    thehistoricsehathentrustedhas,iwillbyno

    ansbeguiltyofdisveringtheillsheshallgiveleave.

    herethereforethereaderstsuspendhiscuriosity.certainit

    isthat,ore

    thansuffibeforealluchless

    isfiedabenchofjustianorderofbastardy;

    a,notrs.partridge,whowould

    havetaketer,thereisapossibility

    thatthesasterirelyi:forthoughitappeared

    elittlebaddington

    hthatofherdeliverythatshehadtherenceivedthisinfant,

    yetitbynoansfollousthavebeen

    itsfather;for,toototherparticulars,theree

    housealadeeaherehad

    subsistedsuffitinticytofoundareasonablesuspi;and

    yet,soblindisjealousy,thiscireveroeredinto

    theheadoftheenragedwife.

    r.allhys

    advice,isnotsoappareainitisthathised

    heartilyoftheevidenceshehadgivenagainsthiespeciallywhen

    shefounds.deborahhaddeceivedher,andrefusedtokeany

    applir.alle

    bettersuccessusthave

    perceived,achbetterteeredan,andverykindlyuook

    tosolicitherbrothertorestoretheannuity;inhough

    goodnatureghthavesoshare,yetastrongeraural

    tivehechapter.

    thesesolicitationsr.

    allelateersists

    onlyinpunishingoffenders;yethethinkingthatit

    ispropertothisexinals

    only,houtanyreasonever.anydoubtfulnessofthefact,

    oranyitigation,the

    petitionsofanoffender,ortheintercessionsofothers,didnotin

    theleastaffecthiinahe

    offenderhielf,orhisfriends,hatheshouldbe

    punished.

    partridgeandhisitto

    theirfate;

    doublinghisindustryontheatofhislessenedihathe

    didinannerabandoodespair;andasheure

    ihatvio,eathe

    littleschoolhehad;sothatherhisselfwould

    havehadaoeat,hadnottheegood

    h

    suffitfortheirsustenance.

    asthissupportbyanunknohey

    igined,andso,idoubtnot,r.allhy

    hielfheirsecretbeor;houghheopenly

    enuragevice,uldyetprivatelyrelievethedistressesofthe

    viselves,etooexquisiteand

    disproportioheirderit.intheiress

    appearednoofortuneherself;forsheatlengthtookpityonthis

    serableuple,andnsiderablylessehechedstateof

    partridge,byputtingafiothatofhiswife,whosoon

    aftercaughtthesllpox,anddied.

    thejusticer.allhyhadexecutedonpartridgeatfirst

    thuniversalapprobation;butnosoonerhadhefeltits

    nsequehanhisneighba,andto

    passionatehisethatasrigour

    andseverityed

    againstpunishinginldblood,andsangforththepraisesofrcy

    andfiveness.

    thesecriesrs.

    partridge,peraboventioned,h

    isnonsequeo

    iuteto.alledit,

    cruelty.

    partridgehavingnohisy,and

    theuionedcharity,

    resolvedtogethese,aheuntry,wherehewasin

    dangerofstarving,passionofallhis

    neighbours.

    chapter7

    ashortsketchofthatfelicityayextract

    froatred:hashortapologyforthosepeoplewhooverlook

    ierfesintheirfriends

    thoughthecaptainhadeffectuallydelishedpoorpartridge,yet

    hadhenotreapedtheharvesthehopedfor,otuthe

    foundlingoutof.allhyshouse.

    orary,thatgentlele

    toy,asifheinteounterbalancehisseveritytothe

    fatherhextraordinaryfondnessandaffetoheson.

    thisagooddealsouredthecaptainsteer,asdidalltheother

    dailyinstanr.allhysgenerosity;forhelookedonall

    suinutionsofhisoh.

    inthis,agreehhiswife;nor,

    indeed,inanythingelse:forthoughaionplathe

    uandingis,bynyoredurablethanthat

    y,yetithappeherhepresent

    case.nay,theuandingsofthisupleheirprincipalbone

    ofion,andoanyquarrels,ti

    totiarosebet;andlastended,onthesideof

    thelady,inasforherhusband;andonthe

    husbands,inanutterabhorrenceofhiswife.

    asthesehadbothexercisedtheirtalentschieflyiudyof

    divinity,thistheirfirstaon

    topifiohecaptain,likeaan,

    had,befe,alwaysgiven

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    andthis,notinthecluyaannerofaedblockhead,

    ent,isdesirous

    ofbeingstillknoselfintheright.thecaptain,on

    thentrary,thoughoheproudestfelloheworld,so

    absolutelyyieldedthevictorytohisantagonist,thatshe,whohad

    nottheleastdoubtofhissiy,retiredalthe

    disputeirationofheroandingandalovefor

    his.

    butthoughthisplacetoohecaptainthhly

    despised,asitwouldhavebeenhadanyhopes

    ofpreferneissiontoa

    hoadley,ortosoreatreputationinthesce,yeteven

    thissthioootive.triny,

    therefore,havingrevedallsuchtives,hegrehis

    ndession,aotreattheopinionsofhishthat

    haughtinessandinsolence,e

    heelvesbestopt

    bear.

    hefirsttorrentoftendeess

    andlongintervalbethefits,reasooopentheeyesof

    thelady,andshesahisalterationofbehaviouriain,who

    atlengthasonlyhpishandpshaw,shewas

    farfrtheindignityesubssion.i

    atfirstsohighlyprovokedher,thatitghthaveproducedso

    tragioreharesstu,byfilling

    herostforherhusbandsuanding,h

    so;thoughofthislikewiseshe

    hadaprettyderateshare.

    thecaptainshatredtoheroany

    ierfesinherknooredespised

    herforthethanforheotbeingsixfeethigh.inhisopinion

    ofthefelesex,heexself:he

    lookedonaanasonananilofdostie

    higherionthanacat,sinceherofficesore

    iortathedifferehesetwowas,inhis

    estition,sosll,that,inhisrriagentractedr.

    allents,ittyequalh

    oftheehadtakenintothebargain.aenderwashis

    pride,thatitfelttheoexpress

    to;andthis,addedtothesurfeithehadbeforetakenofher

    love,createdinhidegreeofdisgustandabhorrence,perhaps

    hardlytobeexceeded.

    ouationonlyoftherriedstateisexcludedfroleasure:

    andthatis,astateofindifferenyreaders,i

    hope,knoanexquisitedelightthereisinnveyingpleasureto

    abelovedobjeefeafraid,yhaveexperiehe

    satisfaenti

    thislatterpleasure,thathsexesoftehatease

    inrriageightotherate

    .heheenputsonfits

    ofloveandjealousy,nay,evendeniesherselfanypleasure,to

    disturbathoseofherhusband;andheagain,iu,

    putsfrequeraintsonhielf,andstaysathoinpany

    onfinehisosheequally

    detests.henustfloetis

    soplentifullyshedsovertheashesofahusbandsheleda

    lifeofnstantdisquietandturbulendnoannever

    hopetotorntanyre.

    butifeveranyupleehispleasure,itpresent

    experiehecaptainandhislady.it

    reasoheroftheobeobstinateinanyopinion,thatthe

    otherhadpreviouslyassertedthentrary.iftheoneproposedany

    asent,theothernstantlyobjectedtoit:theyneverlovedor

    hated,ndedorabused,thesaperson.andforthisreason,as

    thecaptainlookedhanevileyeolefoundling,his

    ostequallyhherohild.

    thereadertonceive,thatthisbehaviourbetween

    thehusbandandr.allhys

    repose,asittendedsolittletothatserenehappinesshhehad

    designedforallthreefrohisalliathetruthis,thoughhe

    ghtbealittledisappointedinhissanguineexpectatiohe

    beingacquaier;for,asthe

    uhisguardbefore

    hitheladyhersdispleasure,to

    pursuethesandufact,itispossibleforathirdpersonto

    beveryintite,olivelonginthesahouse,ha

    rrieduple,olerablediscretion,andnoteven

    guessatthesoursentintsheybeartoeachother:forthough

    theaybesotistooshortforhatred,aswellasfor

    love;yetthenyhoursheynaturallyspendtogether,apart

    frollobservers,fuishpeopleoftolerablederationhsuch

    aleopportunityfortheenjoyherpassion,that,ifthey

    love,theysupportbeingafepanyhouttoying,or

    iftheyhate,houtspittingineachothersfaces.

    itispossible,ho

    alittleuneasy;foranis

    nothurt,beenthielf,likethose

    ofaieer.butiispossibleheght

    seesofaultsiainhoutanyuneasiall;for

    noftrueandgoodnessareedtotakepersonsand

    thingsastheyare,plainingoftheirierfes,or

    attetingtoaheyseeafaultinafriend,a

    relation,oranacquaintaioningittothe

    partiestheelves,ortoanyothers;andthisoftenhoutlessening

    theiraffeeeeredh

    thisoverlookingdispositioontractfriendship

    butyfriends

    ehoutafault;

    andishouldbesorryifiuldigineihadanyfriendould

    notseene.fivenessofthiskindandintu.

    itisanexerciseoffriendship,andperhapsheleast

    pleasant.andthisfivenessustbestohoutdesireof

    a

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    attettorrectthenaturalinfirtiesofthosehe

    fipositionofhunnature,asay

    haveaflaafraid,ihercase,isequally

    inayreinofthehighest

    value.

    upontheeierfes

    iain;butasthisan,aeally

    uponhisguardbeforehitheseappearedtohiorethan

    bleshesinagoodcharacter,adehiverlook,

    andhispreventedhiroisveringtothecaptain

    hielf.verydiffereshadhe

    disveredtheehavebeenthe

    case,hadthehusbandandihiskindofbehaviour

    toeaeansto

    prevent,byfthecaptaintodothatagain

    deartohisoredallhertendeessandaffe

    to.

    chapter8

    areceipttaiaffesofah

    neverbeenknoostdesperatecases

    theinutesh

    hepassedintheionofhishwereasfewashe

    uldntrivetokethebythepleasantditationsheenjoyed

    whenalone.

    theseditationsployedon.allhysfortune;

    for,first,heexercisedchthoughtincalculating,aswellashe

    uld,theexactvalueoftheioensaw

    occasiontoalterinhisoondlyandchiefly,he

    pleasedhielfhinteerationsinthehouseandgardens,

    andinprojees,asproventof

    theestateasofthegrandeuroftheplace:forthispurposehe

    appliedhielftothestudiesofarchitectureandgardening,andread

    overnybooksonboththesesubjects;forthesesces,indeed,

    eloyedhise,andfordhisonlyaselast

    pletedastexcellentplan:andverysorryhatitisnot

    inourpoopresentittoourreader,siheluxuryofthe

    presentage,ibelieve,atchit.ithad,indeed,ina

    superlativedegree,thetso

    rendallgreatandnobledesignsofthisnature;forit

    requiredaeexpeoexee

    tittoanysortofperfeerofthese,the

    ienser.allhy

    possessed,andselfsureofiing,prosed

    veryeffectuallytosupply;aer,thesoundnessofhisown

    nstitution,andhistioflife,iscalled

    ddleage,revedallapprehensionofhisnotlivingtoacplish.

    nothierupontheiediate

    exer.allhy;incalculating

    ployedchofhisohasing

    everybookextantthattreatsofthevalueoflives,reversions,&c.

    frollself,thatashehadeverydayace

    ofthishappening,sohadherethananevenceofitshappening

    hinafewyears.

    butplationsof

    thiskind,ohestunluckyass

    happeohitheutstliceoffortuneuld,indeed,have

    ntrivednothingsocruel,solapropos,soabsolutelydestructive

    toallhissches.inshort,nottokeepthereaderinlongsuspense,

    justattheveryinstaationson

    thehappinessby.allhysdeath,he

    hielfdiedofanapoplexy.

    thisunfortunatelybefelthecaptainasheakinghisevening

    self,sothatnobodyany

    assistance,ifindeed,anyassistanceuldhavepreservedhihe

    took,therefore,asureofthatproportionofsoilhwasnow

    beeadequatetoallhisfuturepurposes,andhelaydeadonthe

    ground,agreatthoughnotalivingexaleofthetruthofthat

    observationofhorace:

    tusedarra

    locassubipsuusepulchri

    ier,struisdos.

    entishallthusgivetotheenglishreader:”you

    providetheerialsforbuilding,kaxeandaspade

    areonlynecessary:andbuildhousesoffivehundredbyahundred

    feet,fettingthatofsixbytwo.”

    chapter9

    aproofoftheinfallibilityofthefoingreceipt,inthe

    lantationsofthehothersuitablederationsofdeath,

    suchasphysis,&daaphiruestile

    .allbledatthe

    a,eda

    nsiderabletilohanusual,.allhyfirstdeclaredhe

    begantogroost

    punctualathisals;andgaveordersthatthebellshouldberung

    houtthedoors,andespeciallytohosehe

    captaintouse.

    allthesesuonsprovingiualforthecaptainhad,by

    perverseact,betakeoaners.

    blifildeclaredsheened.upoher

    lady,ostintiteacquaintand

    thetruestateofheraffes,endeavouredallsheuldto

    pacifyher,telliobesuresheuldnothelpbeinguneasy;

    butthatsheshouldhopethebest.that,perhapsthesnessof

    theeveninghadihecaptaintogofartherthanhisusualwalk:

    htbedetaisoneighbours.s.blifilanswered,no;

    sheeacthadbefallenhiforthathewouldnever

    stayoutustknowould

    keher.theotherlady,havingnountstouse,betook

    herselftotheeiesusualonsuchoccasions,andbeggedher

    notthtenherself,fhtbeofveryillnsequeo

    heroh;and,fillingoutaverylargeglassofwine,

    advised,andatlastprevailedhhertodrinkit.

    .allself

    insearchafterthecaptain.hisuntenancesuffitlyshohe

    ionheh,indeed,hadagooddealdeprived

    hifspeeinds,

    sothesa

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    s.blifil.shenos,and

    floodsoftearsaiedherlantations;helady,her

    panioatthesati

    dissuadedherfrondulging;attetingtoderatethegriefof

    herfriendbyphilosophianydisappointnts

    toanlifeisdailysubject,h,shesaid,wasa

    suffiindsagainstanyacts,

    hopleoughtto

    teachherpatience,houghindeedheuldnotbesupposedas

    ceedasherself,yetless,veryuneasy,thoughhis

    resignationtothedivinerainedhisgriefhindue

    bounds.

    ”ntionnotbrother,”saids.blifil;”ialoneaheobject

    ofyourpity.aretheterrorsoffriendshiptoawife

    feelsontheseoebodyhathrderedhibr >

    ishallneverseehiore”hereatorrentoftearshadthesa

    nsequencer.allhy,

    andshereinedsilent.

    atthisintervalaservantningin,outofbreath,andcried

    out,thecaptainher,he

    ore,bearingthedeadbodybet.

    heretheayobserveanotherdiversityinthe

    operationsofgrief:foras.all

    thesacauseadehissistervociferous;sodidthe

    presentsight,thegentlen,putairestop

    tothoseofthelady;,aly

    afterfellintoafit.

    therooof,hthelady

    visitant,ployediher.

    allbed;where

    everythodtolife.

    andgladshouldthereaderthatboththese

    bodieshadbeenattendedhequalsuccess;forthoseook

    thecareoftheladysucceededsohat,afterthefithad

    ntinuedadetti,sheagainrevived,totheirgreat

    satisfaentsofbleeding,

    chafing,dropping,&c.,provediual.death,thatinexorable

    judge,hadpassedsenten,andrefusedtogranthi

    reprieve,thoughtorsoneand

    thesainstant,ounsel.

    theset,toavoidanyliciousapplications,we

    shalldistinguishbythenasofdr.y.anddr.z.,havihis

    pulse;to,anddr.z.hisleft;both

    agreedthatheper,or

    causeofhisdeath,theydiffered;dr.y.holdingthathediedofan

    apoplexy,anddr.z.ofanepilepsy.

    hencearoseadisputebeten,inheach

    deliveredthereasonsoftheirseveralopinions.theseh

    equalforeitherdoctorinhisown

    sentints,aheleastiressiononhisadversary.

    tosaythetruth,everyphysialsthathhisfavouritedisease,

    toannature.the

    gout,therheutisthestohegravel,aion,have

    alltheirseveralpatronsinthefaorethanthe

    nervousfever,orthefeveronthespirits.andhereayat

    forthosedisagreentsinopiniohecauseofa

    patieh,etisoccur,betostleaedof

    thellege;andlysurprizedthatpartoftheworld

    ofthefacted.

    thereaderyperhapsbesurprized,that,insteadofendeav

    torevivethepatient,theleaedgentlenshouldfalliediately

    intoadisputeontheoccasionofhisdeath;butiyallsuch

    experintshadbeendebeforetheirarrival:forthecaptainwas

    putintoabed,hadhisveinsscarified,hisforeheadchafed,and

    allsortsdropsappliedtohislipsandnostrils.

    thephysiselvesanticipatedin

    everythingtheyordered,alosshooapplythatportionof

    tiainfortheirfee,andwere

    thereforeneesubjectorotherfordisurse;

    aurallypresentitselfthanthatbefore

    ntioned

    ourdoctorsr.allhy,

    havinggivehecaptain,andacquiesthedivinewill,

    begantoenquireafterhissister,hedesiredtheovisit

    beforetheirdeparture.

    thisladyn

    phrase,asedforoneinherndition.the

    dooniesbeingpliedh,as

    thisient,attended,agtodesire,andlaidhold

    oneachofherhands,astheyhadbeforedohoseoftherpse.

    thethatofher

    husband:forashealltheassistanceofphysic,soin

    realitysherequirednone.

    thereisnothingreunjustthanthevulgaropinion,byh

    physisaresrepresented,asfriendstodeath.orary,i

    believe,ifthehoseoverbyphysiculdbeopposed

    tothatofthertyrstoit,theforrherexceedthe

    latter.nay,soaresocautiousonthishead,that,toavoida

    possibilityofkilliient,theyabstainfrollthodsof

    g,andprescribenothingbut.i

    haveheardsoofthese,axi

    ”thatnatureshouldbelefttodoherohephysi

    standsbyasitoclapheronthebadenurageherwhen

    shedothwell.”

    solittlethendidourdoctorsdelightih,thatthey

    dischargedtherpseafterasinglefee;buttheyso

    disgustedhtheirlivingpatient;nghey

    iediatelyagreed,aoprescribinghgreatdiligence.

    her,astheladyhadatfirstpersuadedherphysisto

    believeherill,theyhadnou,persuadedhertobelieve

    herselfso,iishentinuedaonthh

    allthederationsofsiess.duringthistisheedby

    physis,attendedbynurses,andreceivednstantssagesfrobr >

    heracquaintaoenquireafterherhealth.

    atlengththedederategriefbeing

    expired,thedoctorsw

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    pany;beingalteredonlyfrohehatlour

    ofsadnessinenance.

    thecaptainight,perhaps,havealready

    dealargeprogresstothefriendshipof

    .allery,bythefollowing

    epitaph,anofasgreatgeniusasiy,

    andonelyhecaptain.

    herelies,

    iionofajoyfulrising,

    thebodyof

    captainjohnblifil.

    london

    hadthehonourofhisbirth,

    oxford

    ofhiseducation.

    hisparts

    ohisprofession

    andtohisuntry

    hislife,tion

    andhunnature.

    heifulson,

    atenderhusband,

    aioher,

    astkindbrother,

    asincerefriend,

    adevoutchristian,

    andagoodn.

    hisinnsolablewidow

    hatherectedthisstone,

    thenuntof

    hervirtues

    andofheraffe.

    bookiii

    ntainirabletransashe

    falyof.allthetijonesarrivedatthe

    ageoffourteen,tillheattaiheageofnieen.inthisbook

    thereaderypickupsohintsheeducationofchildren

    chapter1

    ntaininglittleoothing

    thereadereer,that,atthebeginningof

    thesendbookofthishistory,ahintofouriion

    topassoverseverallargeperiodsofti,inhing

    happenedhyofbeingrerdedinaicleofthiskind.

    insodoing,onlynsultouroyandease,but

    thegoodandadvahereader:forbesidesthatbythese

    ansfrohroe,inreadinghout

    eitherpleasureorelunt,,atallsuchseasons,an

    opportunityofeloyingthaty,ofhheis

    ster,byfillingupthesevaehhis

    ures;forin

    thepregpages.

    forinstance,r.allhyfelt,at

    first,forthelossofhisfriend,thoseetionsofgrief,hon

    suenposedof

    flint,ortheirheadsofassolidterialsagain,readerdoth

    notked,andatlast

    extinguished,thisgrieftheforroftheseteagthefollyand

    vanityofit,aerrregitasunlathe

    satiassuagingit,byraisingfuturehopesandassurances,

    indtotakeleaveofafriend,on

    hisdeathbed,hlittlelessindifferehanifhereparing

    foralongjouey;and,indeed,

    again.

    norrs.

    bridgetblifil,aybeassured,nductedherselfthrough

    theakeitsappearahe

    outsideofthebody,hthestrictestregardtoalltherulesof

    custonddecy,suitierationsofherunteo

    theseveralalterationsofherhabit:forasthisgedfroeeds

    toblagreytoe,sodidher

    untenanaltosorrosorroosad,

    andfroadtoserious,tillthedayo

    retutoherforrserenity.

    entiohesetplesonlyofthetaskh

    ybeiosedonreadersofthelouchhigherand

    harderexerentaionyreasonablybe

    expe.nynotable

    disveriesadebysuch,ofthetransas

    ilyofouran,duringalltheyears

    houghtpropertopassover:forthoughnothinghy

    ofaplathishistoryoccurredhinthatperiod,yetdid

    severalinportahosereportedby

    thedailyandoriansoftheage;inreading

    nuersofpersonsnsuansiderablepartoftheirti,very

    little,iafraid,totheirelunt.noheures

    hereproposed,soofthestexindybe

    eloyedtochadvantage,siisareusefulcapacitytobe

    abletoforeteltheaen,inanycirce,froheir

    theiras.

    theforr,ioaybe

    acplishedbytruesagacityhnolesscertaintythaer.

    asuchthegreatestpartofourreadersare

    veryelypossessedofthisquality,aspaceof

    toexertitin;andshallnohourheroe,at

    aboutfourteenyearsofage,notquestioningthatnyhavebeen

    longiatienttobeintroducedtohisacquaintance.

    chapter2

    theheroeofthisgreathistoryappearsens.a

    littletaleofsoloeythinkitnoththeir

    notice.aorerelatingtakeeperandasaster

    asined,satdooethishistory,to

    flatteon,buttoguideourpenthroughoutbythediresof

    truth,uchre

    disadvantageoushanodeclareholy,

    evenathisfirstappearahatitheuniversalopinionofall

    .allilythatheainlybotobehanged.

    indeed,iaorrytosaythereuchreasonforthis

    ure;theladhavingfroisearliestyearsdisvereda

    propensitytonyvices,andespeciallytoonehasdirecta

    tendencyasanyothertothatfa

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    tohavebeenpropheti:hehadbeen

    alreadynvictedofthreerobberies,viz.,ofrobbinganorchard,

    ofstealingaduersyard,andofpigster

    blifilspocketofaball.

    thevianoreover,heightehe

    disadvantageouslightinheyappearedothe

    virtuesofsterblifil,hispanion;ayouthofsodifferenta

    ilybutallthe

    neighbourhoodresoundedhispraises.hewas,indeed,aladofa

    rerkabledisposition;sober,discreet,andpiousbeyondhisage;

    qualitiestheloveofeveryone:while

    toonesanyexpressedtheirwonder

    that.allhyobeeducatedhhis

    nepheoralsofthelattershouldberruptedbyhis

    exale.

    anihecharacters

    ofthesetorefairlybeforethedisgreaderthanis

    inthepohelodissertation.

    toones,ustservefortheheroeofthis

    history,hadonlyonefriendangalltheservantsofthefaly;for

    astos.up,andly

    renistress.thisfriendekeeper,afellow

    ofaloosekindofdisposition,andhoughtnottoeain

    eundtuubr >

    thantheyoulenhielf.ahisfriendshipgave

    oanysarestics,stof

    esonow;and,

    iheallybeprisedinthatshortlatin

    proverb,”nosciturasocio”;hink,isthusexpressedin

    english,”youyknobythepanyhekeeps.”

    tosaythetruth,soofthatatrociouskednessinjones,of

    entiohreeexales,ghtperhapsbe

    derivedfroheenuragenthehadreceivedfrohisfelloho,

    inthreeinstances,hadbeenthelaallsanaccessary

    afterthefact:forthepartoftheapples,were

    edtotheuseofthegakeeperandhisfaly;though,as

    jonesalonehepoorladborenotonlythewhole

    srt,butthee;bothohislotonthe

    follocasion.

    ntiguousto.allanorofohose

    gehisspeciesof

    n,frohegreatseverityhheyrevehedeathofa

    hareorpartridge,ghtbethoughttocultivatethesasuperstition

    anyof,old,dedicate

    theirothepreservationandproteofcertain

    anils;notthatlishbannians,heypreserve

    therotherenees,ostunrcifullyslaughterwhole

    horseloadstheelves;sothattheystandclearlyacquittedofany

    suchheathenishsuperstition.

    ihave,indeed,aenthanis

    eainedbyso,asitaketheoansheorderofnature,and

    thegoodpurposesfororealenner

    thannyothers.noellsusthatthereareasetof

    hunbeings

    frugesi,

    ”botonsuthefruitsoftheearth”;soikenonnerof

    doubtbutthatthereareothers

    ferasi,

    ”botonsuthebeastsofthefield”;or,asitisnly

    called,thegandnone,ibelieve,thatthose

    squiresfulfilthisendoftheircreation.

    littlejonesekeeper;when

    happeningtaveyofpartridgesheborderofthat

    noroveruofulfiltheure,had

    plantedohegansurs,thebirdsfleoit,andwere

    rkedasitiscalledbytheten,insofurzebushes,

    abouttinions.

    .allhyhadgiventhefellorictorders,onpainof

    forfeitinghisplaevertotrespassonanyofhisneighbours;no

    reonthoseatterthanonthelordof

    thisnardtoothers,iheseordershadnotbeen

    alan

    thepartridgeshadtakensanctuaryhe

    gakeeperhadattetedtoierritories.nor

    hadhedonoan,essively

    eagertopursuetheflyingga,overpersuadedhibutjonesbeing

    veryiortuheother,selfkeenenoughafterthe

    sport,yieldedtohispersuasioeredthenor,andshotone

    ofthepartridges.

    thegentlenhielfeonhorseback,atalittle

    distan;andhearingthegungooff,heiediatelyde

    takeeperhad

    leaptintothethickestpartofthefurzebrake,wherehehad

    happilyncealedhielf.

    thegentlenhavingsearchedthelad,andfouridge

    uponhidenouncedgreatvengeance,sr.

    alldiatelyto

    hishouse,andplaihetrespassonhisnorinashigh

    terandasbitterlanguageasifhishousehadbeenbrokenopen,and

    thestvaluablefuiturestoleoutofit.headded,thatsoother

    personpany,thoughheuldnotdisverhifor

    thattostinthesainstant.and,

    sayshe,”hispartridge,butthelordkno

    schieftheyhavedone.”

    athisretuho,to.allhy.

    heohefadalledgednootherexcusebutwasreally

    true,viz.,thattheveyr.allhys

    oanor.

    tor.allhy

    declaredheoknoingtheculpriththe

    circeofthethesquireand

    bothhisservants;buttotoutlypersistediingthathe

    ,tosaythetruth,hehesitatedalittleatfirst,

    ed.allhysbelief,hadthesquire

    andhisservantssaidation.

    thegakeeper,beingasuspectedperson,for,and

    thequestionputtohibuthe,relyingontheprose

    haddehitotakealluponhielf,veryresolutelydeniedbeing

    inpanywi

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    eoon.

    .all,orethanusualangerin

    hisuntenandadvisedhionfess;

    repeating,thatheoknoill

    intainedhisresolution,andisseduchr.

    allheshouldhavetotheingtonsider

    ofit,ionedbyanotherperson,andin

    anothernner.

    poorjonesspentaverylanoreso,ashewas

    panion;forsterblifilwasgoneabroadona

    visitother.fearofthepunishntheosufferwas

    onthisoccasionhisleastevil;hischiefaybeihis

    nstan,andheshouldbebroughttobetraythe

    gakeeper,ustnohensequence.

    nordidthegakeeperpasshistichbetter.hehadthesa

    apprehensionshtheyouth;forwhosehonourhehadlikewisea

    dererregardthanforhisskin.

    intheing,attehereverend.th,the

    personto.allttedtheinstruofthe

    tequestionsputtohiythatgentlenh

    hebeeheeveningbefore,toe

    anshishatit

    possiblyfelllittleshortofthetorturehhnfessionsare

    insouortedfrorinals.

    toorehispunishntaster

    askedhibetroke,herhenfess,he

    eobefleadrathertharayhisfriend,orbreak

    theprosehehadde.

    thegakeeperhisay,and.

    allselfbegantobeosufferings:for

    besidesthat.th,beinghighlyehatheable

    toketheboysayselfpleased,hadcarriedhis

    severityansiion,thislatterbegannow

    tosuspectthatthesquirehadbeenstaken;e

    eageessandangerseedtokeprobable;andasforthe

    servantshadsaidinnfirtionoftheirstersat,helaid

    ressuponthat.noyandinjusticewo

    ideasofeanssupportthe

    nsofortoandafternykind

    andfriendlyexhortations,said,”iavinced,dearchild,

    thatsuspishavesorrythatyouhavebeen

    soseverelypuhisat.”andatlastgavehilittle

    horsetokehinds;agaiinghissorrohad

    past.

    toguilthananyseverityuldke

    it.heuldreeasilybearthelashesofth,thanthe

    generosityofallhiseyes,andhefell

    uponhisknees,e.indeedyou

    are.indeedidontdeserveit.”andatthatveryinstant,frohe

    fulnessofhisheart,hadalstbetrayedthesecret;butthegoeniusofthegakeepersuggestedtohightbethe

    nsequehepoorfellohisionsealedhis

    lips.

    thdidallheuldtopersuadeallshowingany

    passionorkiotheboy,saying,”hehadpersistedinan

    untruth”;andgavesohints,thatasendightprobably

    briertolight.

    but.allent.

    hesaid,theboyhadsufferedenoughalreadyforncealih,

    eveivebuta

    stakenpointofhonourforsodoing.

    ”honour”cryedth,eth,”restubbonessand

    obstinahonourteayootellalie,oryhonour

    existindepeion”

    thisdisursehappeableended;and

    there,andathirdgentlen,

    ,beforeeedany

    further,roducetoourreadersacquaintance.

    chapter3

    ther.squarethephilosopher,andof.ththe

    divine;hadisputeng

    thenaofthisgeiat.

    allr.square.hisnaturalpartsofthe

    firstrate,buthehadgreatlyirovedtheyaleaededucation.

    heasterofallthe

    odelshehad

    prinedhielf;sotisaghtheopinionof

    theone,andsotisoralshewasa

    profestplatonist,andinreligionheinedtobeanaristotelian.

    butthoughhehad,asedhisralsonthe

    platonicdel,yetheperfectlyagreedhtheopinionofaristotle,

    innsideringthatgreatnratherinthequalityofaphilosopher

    oraspeenthecarrieda

    greatatteroftheory

    only.this,itistrue,heneveraffird,asihaveheard,toany

    one;aupontheleastattentiontohisnduct,iothelp

    thinkingitlyrencile

    sontradisightotherer.

    thisgentlenand.thscarceeverthouta

    disputation;fortheirtesetricallyoppositeto

    eaannaturetobetheperfeofall

    virtue,andthatvie

    nnerasdefortyofbodyis.th,orary,

    intaihatthehunnd,sihefall,hingbutasink

    ofiniquity,tillpurifiedandredeedbygraonepointonly

    theyagreed,oralityo

    ntiontheer,he

    naturalbeautyofvirtue;thatofthelatter,hedivinepower

    ofgraerasuredallasbytheunalterableruleof

    right,aealfitnessofthings;thelatterdecidedall

    ttersbyauthority;butindoingthis,healhescriptures

    aators,asthelahhiskeuponlyttleton,

    ntisofequalauthorityhthetext.

    afterthisshortintrodu,thereadero

    reer,thattheparsonhadncludedhisspeechphant

    question,tohhehadapprehendednoansanany

    honoure

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    tothissquareanspossibletodisurse

    philosophicallyngeaning

    established:thatthereue

    anduainsignification,thaioned;forthat

    thereostasnydifferentopinionsnghonour,as

    hetrue

    naturalbeautyofvirtue,iaintaiindepe

    ofanyreligionever.nay,”addedhe,”youyourselfwillallow

    ityexistindepeofallbutone:soetan,ajew,

    andalltheintainersofallthedifferesintheworld.”

    threplied,thisaliceofall

    theehetruechurch.hesaid,hedoubtednotbutthatall

    theinfidelsaitheheyuld,

    nfinehonourtotheironabledeceptions;

    ”buthonour,”sayshe,”isnotthereforenifold,becausethereare

    nyabsurdopinionsaboutit;nionnifold,becausethere

    arevarioussedheresiesiion

    religion,ianthechristianreligion;andnotonlythechristian

    religion,buttheprotestantreligion;andnotonlytheprotestant

    religion,buttheean

    thatdeofdivinegralynsistenth,but

    depeupon,thisreligion;andisnsistenthanddepe

    uponnoother.noean,andh

    ean,will

    uphold,stlessdictateanuntruth,istoassertanabsurditytoo

    shogtobenceived.”

    ”ipurposelyavoided,”sayssquare,”draonclusionhi

    thoughtevidentfrobr >

    sureyouhavenotattetedtoans.hoodropthearticle

    ion,ithinkitisplain,froouhavesaid,thatwe

    havedifferentideasofhonour;ore

    terofitsexplanationihaveasserted,thattruehonourandtrue

    virtuearealstsynonyuster,andtheyarebothfouhe

    unalterableruleht,aealfitnessofthings;toh

    anuntruthbeingabsolutelyrepugnantandntrary,itiscertainthat

    truehonourotsupportanuntruth.inthis,therefore,ithink

    thatthishonourbesaidtobefoundedon

    religioany

    positivelaw”

    ”iagree,”ans,th,”anwho

    assertshonourtobeanter.allhy,didi

    agree”

    hevery

    ldly,theyhadbothstakenhisaning;forthathehadsaid

    nothingoftruehonour.itispossible,hohave

    easilyquietedthedisputants,,had

    notaeo,afiothe

    ionatpresent.

    chapter4

    ntaininganecessaryapologyfortheauthor;andachildish

    i,hperhapsrequiresanapologylikewise

    beforeiproe

    snstrusintoefeaylead

    theforien

    inthecauseofvirtueion.

    ihope,therefore,nonisuanding

    ofperversionofaning,srepresent,asendeavto

    annature;and

    an,andraise

    hibovethebrutecreation.this,reader,iuretosayand

    byhouuchthere

    e,thatiherhaveburied

    thesentintsofthesetealoblivion,thanhave

    doneanyinjurytoeitherofthesegloriouscauses.

    orary,itishavieotheirservice,thatihave

    takenupohelivesandasoftheirfalse

    aedangerous

    ene;andihatbionandvirtuehave

    rehypocritesthaiest

    profligatesorinfidelsuldever:nay,farther,as

    thesetheirpurity,arerightlycalledthebandsofcivil

    society,andareihegreatestofblessings;sowhenpoisoned

    andrruptedhfraud,pretendeffectation,theyhave

    beetheerate

    thestcruelschiefstotheiroies.

    indeed,idoubtnotbutthisridiculey

    anytrueandjustsentintsoftenca

    froheuthsofthesepersoheaken

    together,andishouldbenceivedtoridiculeallalike.nohe

    readerenwere

    fools,theyuldnotbesupposedtohaveholdewrong

    principles,andtohaveutterednothingbutabsurdities;

    injustiustihavedootheircharacters,hadi

    seleed

    sttheirarguntshaveappeared

    upontheisnionorvirtue,buttheor

    thetooeglected

    virtue,andsquare,religion,inthepositionoftheirseveral

    syste,andhadnotbothutterlydiscardedallnaturalgoodnessof

    heart,theyhadneverbeenrepreseheobjectsofderisionin

    thishistory;inheed.

    thisttertheiohe

    lastchapter,asterblifiland

    toohensequehe

    forr;forthoughsterblifil,nothstandinghehe

    youch,yettochhis

    superiorattheofboxing.

    tohoentshthatyouth;

    forbesidesthattoyjonesidstallhis

    roguery,andreallylovedblifil,.thbeingalhesend

    ofthelatter,.

    butanisallhours;itis

    thereforenohataboyisnotso.adifferencearisingatplay

    betabeggarlybastard.

    uponepassionateinhisdisposition,

    iediatelycausedthatphenononinthef

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    haveabovereered.

    sterblifilnohisnose,andthe

    tearsgallopingafterfroiseyes,appearedbeforehisuhe

    trendousth.iofassault,battery,

    and;use

    onlypleadedtheprovocation,atterthat

    sterblifilhadotted.

    itisindeedpossiblethatthiscirceghthaveescaped

    hisry;for,inhisreply,hepositivelyinsisted,thathehad

    deuseofnosuchappellation;adding,”heavenforbidsuaughty

    eoutofhisuth”

    tothoughagainstallforflaahe

    asterblifilsaid,”itisnohosewhowill

    tellonefib,yster

    suchaedtoshoy

    face.”

    ”fib,child”criesthprettyeagerly.

    ”oldyouthatnobodyashootingwhenhekilled

    thepartridge;butheknointoafloodoftears,

    ”yes,hekhatblackgeethe

    gakeeperhere.nay,hesaidyesyoudiddenyitifyou,

    thatyouasterhadcutyou

    topieces.”

    atthisthefireflashedfrohseyes,andhecriedoutin

    triuh”ohhothisisyourstakennotionofhonourthisisthe

    boyore

    gentleaspect,tuedtohelad,andsaid,”isthistrue,child

    hoeyoutopersistsoobstinatelyinafalsehood”

    toaid,”hesedalieaschasahethoughthis

    hagedhioaisedthepoor

    fello:selffarther

    obligedto,asthegakeeperhadbeggedhiottogointothe

    gentlensnor,andhadatlastgonehielf,inplianceh

    hispersuasions.”hesaid,”thisatter,

    andheakehisoathofit”;andncludedhvery

    passionatelybegging.allpassiononthepoor

    felloily,especiallyashehielfonlyhadbeenguilty,and

    theotherhadbeenverydifficultlyprevailedontodohedid.

    indeed,sir,”saidhe,”ituldhardlybecalledaliethatitold;

    forthepoorfelloatter.i

    shouldhavegonealoerthebirds;nay,ididgoatfirst,andhe

    onlyfolloetopreventresebe

    puakelittlehorseapray,sir,fivepoee.”

    .allonts,andthendisssedthe

    boys,advisingtheoliverefriendlyandpeaceablytogether.

    chapter5

    theopinionsofthedivihephilosopherhetwo

    boys;ereasonsfortheiropinions,andothertters

    itisprobable,thatbydisclosingthissecret,hhadbeen

    ni,youngblifilpreserved

    hispanioodlashing;fortheoffehebloody

    ohave

    proceededtorre;butnohisotallyabsorbedinthe

    ionoftheothertter;andr.

    allhydeclaredprivately,hethoughttheboydeservedreward

    ratherthanpunishnt,sothatthshandhheldbya

    generalpardon.

    th,editationsedagainst

    thisuretocallit,y.

    toretthepunishntofsuchcrise

    theheenlargedtherreofchildren,andquoted

    sfroolon,andothers;obefoundinso

    nyotherbooks,shallnotbefoundhere.hethenappliedhielf

    totheviceoflying,oherasleaedashe

    hadbeenoher.

    squaresaid,hehadbeenendeavtorehebehaviour

    oftohisideaofperfectvirtue,butuldnot.heowned

    thereethingfirstsightappearedlikefortitudein

    thea;butasfortitudeue,andfalsehoodavice,

    theyuldbynoansagreeoruogether.headded,thatasthis

    easuretonfoundvirtueandvice,itghtber.

    thsion,ightnotbe

    laidonupontheat.

    asboththeseleaednncurredinsuringjones,sohey

    nolessunaniusinapplaudingsterblifil.ttruthto

    light,heparsoedtobethedutyofeveryreligious

    n;andbythephilosopherthisable

    htheruleht,aealandunalterablefitnessof

    things.

    allthis,hor.allhy.he

    uldnotbeprevailedontosigheexecutionof

    johereethinghinhisohhe

    invinciblefidelityhatyouthhadpreserved,rresponded

    chbetterthanithaddone,orh

    thevirtueofsquare.hethereforestrierof

    thesegeoabstainfroayingviolenthandsontoor

    hadpast.thepedagogueoobeythoseorders;butnot

    utteringsthattheboywould

    becertainlyspoiled.

    toekeeperthegoodnbehavedoreseverity.he

    presentlysuohatpoorfello,andafterny

    bitterrenstrances,paidhiisisthirois

    servir.allhyrightlyobserved,thatthere

    differeyofafalsehoodtoexcuseyourself,and

    toexcuseanother.helikeotivetohis

    inflexibleseverityagainstthisn,thathehadbaselysuffered

    toooundergosoheavyapunishntforhissake,whereashe

    oughttohaveprevebykingthedisveryhielf.

    epublisquare

    andth,injudgingthenductofthethe

    oasterblifilalledasneakingrascal,a

    poorspirited

    htheappellationsofabravelad,ajollydog,andan

    hofellouch

    ingratiatedhialltheservants;forthoughthatfelloas

    beforeuniversallydisliked,yetheuedahan

    hewasasu

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    toonesallhthehighestapplause;and

    theyerblifilasopenlyastheydurst,hout

    inother.forallthis,however,

    poortortedintheflesh;forthoughthhadbeen

    inhibitedtoexercisehisarnthefoingat,yet,asthe

    proverbsays,itiseasytofindastick,&c.soeasytofinda

    rod;and,ihenotbeingabletofindoneheonlything

    anylongtifrohastisingpoor

    jones.

    hadthebaredelightinthesportbeentheonlyiothe

    pedagogue,itisprobablesterblifilwouldlikewisehavehadhis

    share;butthough.allfrequentordersto

    kenodiffereogetheras

    kindaletothisyouth,asheo

    theother.tosaythetruth,blifilhadgreatlygainedhissters

    affes;partlybytheprofoundrespecthealwaysshowedhis

    person,butchrebythedetreverencehhhereceived

    hisdoe;forhehadgotbyheart,andfrequentlyrepeated,his

    phrases,andintainedallhisstersreligiousprinciplesha

    zeally

    endearedhiothehypreceptor.

    toones,oherhand,onlydefitinoutward

    tokensofrespect,oftenfettingtopulloffhishat,ortobow

    athisstersapproach;butindfulbothof

    hissterspreceptsandexale.hehoughtless,

    giddyyouth,anners,andlessinhis

    untenandpudentlyandilylaughat

    hispanionforhisseriousbehaviour.

    .squarehadthesareasonforhispreferenerlad;

    fortoonesshardtotheleaeddisursesh

    thisgehro,thantothoseof

    th.heouredtokeajestoftheruleht;andat

    aisaid,hebelievedthereheworld

    akingsur.allhy

    sufferedhielftobecalled.

    sterblifil,orary,hadaddressenoughatsixteento

    reohesatitoboththeseopposites.

    hoheotherheue.and

    h,he,h

    interpretedinhisfavourandintheirown.

    o

    theirfabehind

    theirbackstoall,heytwowerealone,and

    hisufornysuch

    heseldoailedtoascribeittothegood

    instrueitherthorsquare;forhe

    kneplintstothepersonsfor

    eant;andhefoundbyexperiehegreat

    iressiohephilosopher,ashe

    divine:for,tosaythetruth,thereisnokindofflatteryso

    irresistibleasthis,atsendhand.

    theyoulen,reover,soonperceivedhoelygrateful

    allthosepanegyrihisinstructorsself,

    astheysoloudlyresouhepraiseofthatsingularplanof

    educationanhaving

    observedtheierfeany

    viceshereliabletolea,hadresolvedtoeducate

    hisnephehehadinanneradopted,

    inhisooralsapeall

    thatdangerofbeingrruptedtoheywouldbeunavoidably

    exposedinanypublicschooloruy.

    having,therefore,detertheseboystothetuitionof

    aprivatetutor,.thohiorthat

    office,byaveryparticularfriend,ofr.

    alluch

    nfidehisthost

    entirelyresided;andhadagreatreputationforleaing,religion,

    andsobrietyofnners.andtheselessthequalifications

    byndhi

    thoughihisfriendhadsoobligationstothsfaly,

    ostnsiderablepersonsinabhhat

    gentlenrepresentedinparliant.

    th,athisfirstarrival,elyagreeableto

    allhy;andindeedheperfectlyanshecharacterhhad

    beengivenofhiuponlongeracquaintance,hoore

    intiteion,thisansaitiesior,

    tohavebeenhout;thoughasthose

    seedgreatlyoverbalancedbyhisgoodqualities,theydidnot

    ine.all:norheyindeedhave

    justifiedsuistaken,ifhe

    nceivesthatthappearedto.allelightas

    hedothtohinthishistory;andheisaschdeceived,ifhe

    igihatthestintiteacquaintanceselfuld

    havehadedhifthosethings

    ourinspiration,areeoopenanddisver.of

    readerssuceitsasthese,heor

    perationof.allhy,ishallnotscrupletosay,thatthey

    keaverybadandungratefuluseofthatknohwehave

    ni.

    theseapparenterrorsirihservedgreatly

    topalliatethentraryerrorsinthatofsquare,hood

    nnolesssaned.hethought,ihatthe

    differentexuberaheir

    differentierfeboth,especiallyhhis

    assistahetpreceptsoftrue

    religionandvirtue.iftheeventhapperarytohis

    expesofaultintheplan

    itself;yleavetodisver,ifhe:for

    pretendtointroduyinfalliblecharactersintothis

    history;hinghbeen

    seeninhunnature.

    toretutherefore:thereader,ithink,hatthe

    differentbehaviourofthetrated,producedthe

    differenteffectsofeinstand

    besidesthis,thereh

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    philosopherandthepedagogue;butthisbeingtterofgreat

    iortahechapter.

    chapter6

    ntainierreasonstillforthebeforentionedopinions

    itistobekhatthosetersonages,who

    havelatelydeansiderablefigureoheatreofthishistory,

    had,froheirfirstarrivalat.allhyshouse,takensogreat

    aion,theoohisvirtue,theothertion,that

    theyhadditatedtheclosestalliance.

    forthispurposetheyhadcasttheireyesonthatfairwidow,

    ,thoughetideanyntiohe

    reader,rs.blifilheobject

    toheybothaspired.

    ityseeerkable,that,offourpersonswehave

    ratedat.allshouldfix

    theirinationsonaladylycelebratedfor

    herbeauty,andoreover,notledesdedintothe

    valeofyears;butiybosoriends,andintite

    acquaintance,haveakindofnaturalpropensitytoparticular

    felesatthehouseofafriendviz.,tohisgraher,

    sister,daughter,aunt,niece,orusin,heyareridto

    hisistress,or

    servantid,iftheyshouldbehandso.

    hatpersonsofsuch

    charactersasandsquare,akea

    tterofthiskind,erigid

    ralists,beforetheyhadthhlyexa,andnsidered

    herit”stuffothnsce,”

    oo.thotheuakingbyreflegthat

    tovetyoueighbourssisterisnowhereforbidden:andheknew

    itfacit

    cessaretacitu”thesenseofsdown

    plainlyhiseaning,kinghiean

    einstancesofen,therefore,

    arentiohedivinelaovetour

    neighboods,andthatofasisterotted,hencludedittobe

    laosquare,iscalledajolly

    felloan,heeasilyrenciledhischoicetothe

    etealfitnessofthings.

    noenriousintakingevery

    opportunityofrendingtheelvestothehey

    apprehendedoainthodhenstant

    prefereheotherlad;andastheynceivedthekindnessand

    affeustbehighly

    disagreeabletoher,theydoubtednotbutthelayingholdonall

    o,o

    her;ustloveallthoseany

    hurt.inthisthhadtheadvantage;forould

    onlyscarifythepoorladsreputation,heuldfleahisskin;and,

    indeed,hensideredeverylashhegavehisaplintpaidto

    hisstress;sothatheuld,ostpropriety,repeatthis

    oldfloggingline,”,sedquodan.

    ichastisetheenotoutofhatred,butoutoflove.”andthis,indeed,

    heoftenhadinhisuth,orrather,agtotheoldphrase,

    neverreproperlyapplied,athisfingersends.

    forthisreason,principally,thetenncurred,aswe

    haveseenabove,intheiropiniohethisbeing,

    indeed,alsttheonlyinstaheirncurringonanypoint;

    for,besidethediffereheirprinciples,theyhadbothlongago

    stronglysuspectedeachothersdesign,andhatedoherh

    nolittledegreeofieracy.

    thistualanisityheiralteate

    surs.blifilkheylongbeforethey

    igi;or,indeed,intendedsheshould:fortheyproceeded

    r.

    allhy.buttheyhadnoreasonforanysuchfear;shewaswell

    enoughpleasedhapassion,ofendednoneshould

    haveanyfruitsbutherself.andtheonlyfruitsshedesignedfor

    herselfteryandurtship;forhed

    theytus,andalongtiequally.sheher

    inedtofavourtheparsonsprinciples;butsquarespersonwas

    reagreeabletohereye,forhelyn;he

    pedagoguedidinuntenanceverynearlyreselethatgentlen,who,

    intheharlress,isseeingtheladiesinbridewell.

    rs.blifilhadbeensurfeitedhthessof

    rriage,ustedbyitsbitters,orfrothercauseit

    proceeded,iisheuldneverbebroughtto

    listentoanysendproposals.holastnversedh

    squareacythatlicioustonguesbegan

    tohingsofher,tohesakeofthelady,

    asthattheyotherulehtandthe

    fitnessofthings,,andthereforeshallnot

    blotourpaper.thepedagogue,tiscertain,whippedon,

    houtgettingastepohisjoueysend.

    indeedhehadttedagreaterror,andthatsquaredisvered

    self.s.blifilas,perhaps,thereadery

    havefuessedoverandabovepleasedhthe

    behaviourofherhusband;nay,tobeho,sheabsolutelyhatedhi

    tillhisdeathatlastalittlerenciledhioheraffes.it

    ost

    violentregardtotheoffspringshehadbyhiand,infact,she

    hadsolittleofthisregard,thatinhisinfancysheseldoawher

    son,ortookanynoti;andhencesheacquiesced,aftera

    littlereluallthefavoursr.allhyshowered

    onthefoundling;thegoodncalledhisownboy,andinall

    thingsputoireequalityasterblifil.thisacquiesce

    ins.blifilily,as

    arkofherndesour,andshewas

    iginedbyallothers,asandsquare,tohatethe

    foundlinginherheart;nay,therecivilityshesho,the

    retheynceivedshedetestedhiandthesurerschesshewas

    layingforhisruin:forastheythoughtitheriohate

    hiitforhert

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    thorenfirdinhisopinion,asshehadrethan

    onceslilycausedhiojones,r.allhy,whowas

    ahisexercise,wasabroad;whereasshehadnevergivenany

    suchordersngyoungblifil.andthishadlikeposed

    uponsquare.iy,thoughshecertainlyhatedherownsonof

    onstrousitappears,iassuredsheisnota

    singularinstancesheappeared,nothstandingallheroutward

    pliaobeinherheartsuffitlydispleasedhallthe

    favourshor.allhytothefoundling.shefrequently

    plaihisbehindherbrothersbadverysharply

    suredhiorit,bothtothandsquare;nay,shehrow

    itihofallself,tlequarrel,or

    ff,asitisvulgarlycalled,arosebet.

    hogreokensofthatgallantryof

    teerndshisdisination

    ed,and

    atlastshesoevidentlydenstratedheraffetobe

    chstrohanpossible

    tostakeheranylonger.she,

    anddisveredsuchsatisfaanddelightinhispany,that

    beforeheearivaltoboth

    squareandth;andisherybeganto

    talkasloudlyofherin,astheyhadbeforedoneof

    thatosquare:onthephilosopher

    nplacablehatredforourpoorheroe.

    chapter7

    inselfkeshisappearahestage

    though.allselfhastytoseethingsina

    disadvantageouslight,andrahepublicvoice,h

    seldoeachestoabrotherorahusband,thoughitringsinthe

    earsofalltheneighbourhood;yetrs.blifil

    totoandtheprefereoherown

    son,oftheutstdisadvahatyouth.

    forsuchpassionind,

    thatnothingbutthesteelofjusticeuldeversubdueit.tobe

    unfortunateinanyrespecterit

    tounterpoiseit,totuthesanspity,and

    toengagehisfriendshipandhisbeion.

    hereforeheplainlysaasterblifilely

    detestedforthatheother,hebegan,onthat

    andthe

    effeinds,i

    hereexplaintostofreaders.

    henceforueih

    throughthegnifyingend,aheglass

    ied,sothattheybecascarceperceptible.andthisperhapsthe

    aableteerofpityykendable;buttheepthe

    annaturealoexcuse;forhenosoonerperceived

    thatpreferehanthatpooryouth

    hobegantosinkinhisaffesasheroseinhers.

    this,itistrue,selfaloneneverhavebeeo

    eradihisbosobutit,

    andprepared.allindforthoseiressionsh

    afterightyeventsthatainedhereafter

    inthishistory;andtoustbeheunfortunate

    lad,byhisouch

    ntributed.

    inrerdingsoinstahese,ly

    uood,affordaveryusefullessontothosewelldisposed

    youthsayherefind,

    thatgoodnessofheart,andopennessofteer,thoughthesey

    givethereatfortioapridein

    theiroinds,eans,alasdotheirbusinessinthe

    spearenecessaryeventothebestof

    n.theyareindeed,asitovirtue,houthshe

    everbesafe.itisnotenoughthatyourdesigns,nay,that

    yourausttakecaretheyshall

    appearso.ifyourinsidebeneversobeautiful,youstpreservea

    fairoutsidealso.thisstbenstantlylookedto,orlid

    envyakecaretoblaitso,thatthesagacityandgoodness

    ofanallhybeabletoseethroughit,andtodiscethe

    beautiesyyoungreaders,beyournstantxi

    thatnontoherulesof

    prudenorueherselflookbeautiful,unlessshebe

    bede.andthis

    precept,hydisciples,ifyoureadhdueattention,you

    plesinthe

    followingpages.

    iaskpardonforthisshortappearance,byhe

    stage.itisiyforo

    disveringtheroensplit,i

    ynotbesuoodtorendtheveryanstohy

    readers,bytheyhis,

    asiuldnotprevailonanyofayselfwas

    obligedtodeclare.

    chapter8

    achildishi,inured

    dispositionintoones

    thereaderyreerthat.alljonesalittle

    horse,asakindofsrtneyforthepunishntagined

    hehadsufferedily.

    thishorsetoeptabovehalfayear,andthenrodehioa

    neighbfair,andsoldhi

    athisretu,beiiohhehaddoneh

    theneyforhehorselaredhewould

    nottellhi

    ”oho”saysth,”youthenioutofyour

    brh”;thatbeingtheplacetoation

    oneverydoubtfuloccasion.

    touhebaan,ahing

    preparedforexecution,,gave

    theintoanotherapartnt;

    ,heputthesaquestiontohi

    thhadbeforeaskedhi

    tonsnothing;butasforthat

    tyrannicalrascal,heakehinyotheranshan

    hacudgel,hobeab

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    allhisbarbarities.

    .allaheladforhisiand

    disrespeaster;butchreforhis

    avohtheentire

    lossofhisfavour,ifheeverheardsuouth;

    for,hesaid,heorbefriendareprobate.bythese

    andthelikedeepuntoin

    editatedso

    retuforallthesrtingfavourshehadreceivedatthehandsof

    thepedagogue.her.allhytoexpress

    aagainstth;ahegood

    n,aftersoeadnitioedhioproceed,

    hhedidasfollows:

    ”indeed,dearsir,iloveandhonouryourethanalltheworld:

    iknoyself

    ifithoughtheartitude.uldthelittle

    horseyougavespeak,iaureheuldtellyouhowfondiwasof

    yourpresent;forihadrepleasureinfeedinghihaninriding

    hiindeed,sir,ityhearttopart;norwouldi

    havesoldhiponanyotheratinthehanidid.you

    yourself,sir,iavinced,incase,e:

    fooneeversosensiblyfeltthesfortunesofothers.would

    youfeel,dearsir,ifyouthoughtyourselftheo

    indeed,sir,thereneveriseryliketheirs.”

    ”likeean”

    ”oh,sir”ans,”yourpakeeper,hallhislarge

    faly,eversin,havebeenperishinghall

    theseriesofldandhunger:iuldoseethesepoor

    etiko

    havebeentheoccasionofalltheirsufferings.iuld,

    sir;uponsoul,iuldnot.”herethetearsrandownhis

    absolute

    destruipartedhyourdearpresent,nothstandingallthe

    valueihadforit:isoldthehorsefortheandtheyhaveevery

    farthingoftheney.”

    .allents,andbeforehespoke

    thetearsstartedfroiseyes.heatlengthdisssedtentlerebuke,advisinghiorthefuturetoapplytohincasesof

    distress,ratherthantouseextraordinaryansofrelievingthebr >

    hielf.

    thisaffairuchdebatebetween

    thheld,thatthisr.

    allhysfadedtopunishthefellowforhis

    disobedience.hesaid,insoinstahealled

    tobeopposiy,h

    hadrkedsoparticularpersonsfordestru;andthatthis

    annerar.allhy;

    ncluding,asusual,ndationofbirch.

    squarearguedstronglyoherside,inoppositionperhapsto

    th,orinplianceedverychto

    approvejoneshaddoedonthisoccasion,

    asiavinyreadersuchableradvocates

    forpoorjopertiorelateit.iwas

    notdifficulttoreherulehtana

    possibletodeducefroherule.

    chapter9

    ntaininganinoreheinouskind,nts

    ofthandsquare

    ithathbeenobservedbysonofchgreaterreputationfor

    thahatsfortunesseldosingle.aninstance

    ofthisy,ibelieve,beseeninthosegentlenhe

    sfortuohaveanyoftheirrogueriesdetected;forheredisvery

    seldotopstilltheeout.thusithappeopoorto

    hehorse,thanhewas

    disveredtohavesotibeforesoldafinebibler.

    all,theneyarisingfrosalehehad

    disposedofinthesahisbiblesterblifilhad

    purchased,thoughhehadalreadysuotherofhisolyout

    ofrespe,being

    unilyat

    halfpriself;forhe

    ohathehad

    laidupalsteverypenny.allhy.

    sopeoplehavebeeobeabletoreadinnobookbut

    theirothetiasterblifil

    possessedofthisbible,heneverusedanyother.nay,hewasseen

    readinginitchoftehanhehadbeforebeeninhisown.now,as

    hefrequentlyaskedthtoexplaindiffi,

    thatgentlenunfortuooknotisna,hwas

    anypartsofthebook.thisbroughtonaninquiry,h

    obligedsterblifiltodisvertheatter.

    theofthiskind,hhecalled

    sacrilege,shouldnotgounpunished.hethereforeproceeded

    iediatelytocastigation:andnotedhthathe

    acquainted.alleeting,onstrous

    :inveighingagainstto

    bitterter,andlikeninghiothebuyersandsellerswhowere

    drivenoutofthetele.

    squaresaatterinaverydifferentlight.hesaid,he

    uldnotperceiveanyhighersellingonebookthanin

    sellingahattosellbiblesrictlylawfulbyalllaws

    bothdivineandhun,andnsequentlytherenessin

    it.hetoldth,thathisgreathisoccasion

    broughttohisoryofaverydevoutan,ofpure

    regardtion,stoletillotsonssernsfroladyofher

    acquaintance.

    thisstorycausedavastquantityofbloodtorushintotheparsons

    face,selfhepalest;andheo

    replythandanger,hadnots.blifil,whowas

    presentatthisdebate,interposed.thatladydeclaredherself

    absolutelyof.squaresside.sheargued,indeed,veryleaedlyin

    supportofhisopinion;andncludedhadbeen

    guiltyofanyfault,shestnfessheroobe

    equallyculpable;forthatsheuldseenodifferehe

    buyerandtheseller;bothofobedrivenoutof

    thetele.

    s.blifilhavingdeclared

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    squarestriuhosthavestopthiswords,hadheneeded

    theandth,entioned,durstnot

    vedisobligingthelady,ostchoakedh

    indignation.asto.allhy,hesaid,siheboyhadbeen

    alreadypunishedheentsonthe

    occasion;andust

    leavetothereadersoure.

    soohis,anaekeeperby

    squireaninanorthepartridgewas

    killed,fordepredationsofthelikekind.thisost

    unfortunatecirceforthefellonotonlyofitself

    threatenedhisruin,butactuallyprevented.all

    resthiohisfavour:forasthatgentlenone

    eveningasterblifilandyoungjohelatterslilydrew

    hiothehabitationofblackgee;ilyofthatpoor

    ely,hisisery

    aures:

    forastotheheyhadreerdebtshad

    nsudalstthewhole.

    sur.

    alldiatelygavethetheraupleofguineas,h

    anburstinto

    tearsatthisgoodness,and,uldnot

    refrainfroxpressinghergratitudetotowhohad,shesaid,

    longpreservedbothherandhersfr.”,”says

    she,”hadarseltoeat,norhavethesepoorchildrenhadaragto

    puton,buthisgoodnesshathbestowedonus.”for,indeed,

    besidesthehorseandthebible,toadsacrifiightgown,

    andotherthings,totheuseofthisdistressedfaly.

    ontheirretuho,toadeuseofallhiseloqueodisplay

    theessofthesepeople,andthepenitenceofblackgee

    hielf;andinthishesucceededsor.allhysaid,he

    thoughtthenhadsufferedenoughfor;thathewould

    fivehiandthinkofsoansofprovidingforhindhis

    faly.

    johis,thoughitwasdarkwhen

    theyretuedho,heuldnothelpgoingbackale,inashower

    ofrain,toacquaintthepooranhthegladtidings;but,like

    otherhastydivulgersofhe

    troubleofntradigit:fortheillfortuneofblackgee

    deuseoftheveryopportunityofhisfriendsabseoovertu

    allagain.

    chapter10

    inasterblifilandjonesappearindifferentlights

    sterblifilfellveryshortofhispanionintheaable

    qualityofruch

    higherkind,naly,injustihthe

    preceptsandexaleofthandsquare;forthoughtheywould

    bothkefrequeheercy,yetithatin

    realitysquareheldittobeinnsistenththeruleht;

    aoheaven.the

    tendidindeedsodifferinopiniohe

    objeevirtue;bywouldprobably

    havedestroyedonehalfofnkind,andsquaretheotherhalf.

    sterblifilthen,thoughhehadkeptsilehepresenceof

    jones,yet,atter,uldbyno

    ansehoughtofsufferinghisuonferfavourson

    theundeservihereforeresolvediediatelytoacquainthibr >

    hthefactlyhihereader.the

    truthofhwasasfollows:

    thegakeeper,aboutayearafterheissedfror.

    allssellingthehorse,beingin

    ofbread,eithertofillhisoouthorthoseofhisfaly,ashe

    passedthroughafieldbelongingto.eespiedahare

    sittinginherforthisharehehadbaselyandbarbarouslyknocked

    onthehead,againstthelaheland,andnolessagainstthe

    laen.

    thehigglertothehareuaken

    nynthsaftereuponhio

    kehispeagevidenceagainstso

    poacher.andno,asbeinga

    personalreadyobnoxiousto.ein

    theuntry.hehebestsacrificethehiggleruld

    ke,ashehadsuppliedhisindbythisansthe

    ers:for

    thesquire,beingchardhthepokgee,

    asiransgressionadenofurther

    enquiry.

    hadthisfar.allight

    probablyhavedohegakeeperverylittleschief.butthereis

    nozealblihanthaththeloveofjustice

    againstoffenders.sterblifilhadfotthedistahe

    ti.hevariedlikeahefadbythehasty

    additionofthesiershensiderablyalteredthestory;for

    hesaidthatgeehadight

    probablyhavebeeright,hadnotsterblifilunluckilyinsisted

    onaproseofser.allhybeforeherevealedthe

    ttertohibutbythatansthepakeepeed

    self:forasthefactof

    killingthehare,andoftheabrought,ainlytrue,

    .allhyhadnodoubtherest.

    shortlivedthenr.allhy

    theingdeclaredhehadfreshreason,houtassigningit,

    forhisanger,andstritontiongeeanyre:

    thoughasforhisfaly,hesaidhefrobr >

    starving;butastothefelloself,hetothe

    lafroreaking.

    toldbynoansdiviner.allhy,forof

    sterblifilhehadnottheleastsuspi.however,ashis

    friendshipents,henow

    deterryahodofpreservingthepakeeper

    frouin.

    joer.e.hehadsreatlyrendedhielftothatgentlen,byleapingover

    fivebarredgates,andbyotheraanship,thatthesquire

    haddeanifhehadbut

    suffitenurageenself

    ...