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    ofsadnessinenance

    thecaptainight,perhaps,havealready

    dealargeprogresstothefriendshipof

    allery,bythefollowing

    epitaph,anofasgreatgeniusasintegrity,

    andonelyhecaptain

    herelies,

    inexpectationofajoyfulrising,

    thebodyof

    captainjohnblifil

    london

    hadthehonourofhisbirth,

    oxford

    ofhiseducation

    hisparts

    ohisprofession

    andtohisuntry

    hislife,tohisreligion

    andhunnature

    heifulson,

    atenderhusband,

    anaffectionatefather,

    astkindbrother,

    asincerefriend,

    adevoutchristian,

    andagoodn

    hisinnsolablewidow

    hatherectedthisstone,

    thenuntof

    hervirtues

    andofheraffection

    bookiii

    ntainingthestrabletransactionshe

    falyofallthetijonesarrivedatthe

    ageoffourteen,tillheattainedtheageofnieeninthisbook

    thereaderypickupsohintsnceingtheeducationofchildren

    chapter1

    ntaininglittleoothing

    thereadereer,that,atthebeginningof

    thesendbookofthishistory,ahintofourintention

    topassoverseverallargeperiodsofti,inhing

    happenedhyofbeingrerdedinachronicleofthiskind

    insodoing,onlynsultouroyandease,but

    thegoodandadvantageofthereader:forbesidesthatbythese

    ansfrohroe,inreadinghout

    eitherpleasureorelunt,,atallsuchseasons,an

    opportunityofeloyingthaty,ofhheis

    ster,byfillingupthesevaehhis

    njectures;forin

    theprecedingpages

    forinstance,rallhyfelt,at

    first,forthelossofhisfriend,thoseetionsofgrief,hon

    suenposedof

    flint,ortheirheadsofassolidterialsagain,readerdoth

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    satiassuagingit,byraisingfuturehopesandassurances,

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    theseveralalterationsofherhabit:forasthischangedfroeeds

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    disveriesadebysuch,ofthetransactions

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    severalinportancehthosereportedby

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    little,iafraid,totheireluntnohenjectures

    hereproposed,soofthestexindybe

    eloyedtochadvantage,sinceitisareusefulcapacitytobe

    abletoforeteltheaen,inanycircutance,froheir

    theiractions

    theforr,ioaybe

    acplishedbytruesagacityhnolesscertaintythanthelatter

    asuchthegreatestpartofourreadersare

    veryenentlypossessedofthisquality,aspaceof

    toexertitin;andshallnohourheroe,at

    aboutfourteenyearsofage,notquestioningthatnyhavebeen

    longiatienttobeintroducedtohisacquaintance

    chapter2

    theheroeofthisgreathistoryappearsensa

    littletaleofsoloeythinkitnoththeir

    noticeaorerelatingtoa

    gakeeperandasaster

    asined,satdooethishistory,to

    flatteon,buttoguideourpenthroughoutbythedirectionsof

    truth,uchre

    disadvantageousnnerthanodeclarehonestly,

    evenathisfirstappearance,thatitheuniversalopinionofall

    allilythatheainlybotobehanged

    indeed,iaorrytosaythereuchreasonforthis

    njecture;theladhavingfroisearliestyearsdisvereda

    propensitytonyvices,andespeciallytoonehasdirecta

    tendencyasanyothertothatfa

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