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    tenowobserved

    tohavebeenpropheti:hehadbeen

    alreadynvictedofthreerobberies,viz,ofrobbinganorchard,

    ofstealingaduersyard,andofpickingster

    blifilspocketofaball

    thevianoreover,heightenedbythe

    disadvantageouslightinheyappearedothe

    virtuesofsterblifil,hispanion;ayouthofsodifferenta

    ilybutallthe

    neighbourhoodresoundedhispraiseshewas,indeed,aladofa

    rerkabledisposition;sober,discreet,andpiousbeyondhisage;

    qualitiestheloveofeveryone:while

    toonesanyexpressedtheirwonder

    thatallhyobeeducatedhhis

    nepheoralsofthelattershouldberruptedbyhis

    exale

    anincidentethecharacters

    ofthesetorefairlybeforethedisceingreaderthanis

    inthepohelongestdissertation

    toones,ustservefortheheroeofthis

    history,hadonlyonefriendangalltheservantsofthefaly;for

    astosup,andly

    renistressthisfriendekeeper,afellow

    ofaloosekindofdisposition,andhoughtnottoentertain

    eundtuubr >

    thantheyounggentlenhielfandhencethisfriendshipgave

    oanysarestics,stof

    esonow;and,

    indeed,theallybeprisedinthatshortlatin

    proverb,”nosciturasocio”;hink,isthusexpressedin

    english,”youyknobythepanyhekeeps”

    tosaythetruth,soofthatatrociouskednessinjones,of

    entionedthreeexales,ghtperhapsbe

    derivedfroheenuragenthehadreceivedfrohisfelloho,

    inthreeinstances,hadbeenthelaallsanaccessary

    afterthefact:forthepartoftheapples,were

    nvertedtotheuseofthegakeeperandhisfaly;though,as

    jonesalonehepoorladborenotonlythewhole

    srt,butthee;bothohislotonthe

    follocasion

    ntiguoustoallanorofoneofthose

    gentlenethisspeciesof

    n,frohegreatseverityhheyrevengethedeathofa

    hareorpartridge,ghtbethoughttocultivatethesasuperstition

    anyof,old,dedicate

    theirothepreservationandprotectionofcertain

    anils;notthatourenglishbannians,heypreserve

    therotherenees,ostunrcifullyslaughterwhole

    horseloadstheelves;sothattheystandclearlyacquittedofany

    suchheathenishsuperstition

    ihave,indeed,aenthanis

    entertainedbyso,asitaketheoansheorderofnature,and

    thegoodpurposesfororealenner

    thannyothersnoellsusthatthereareasetof

    hunbeings

    frugesnsurenati,

    ”botonsuthefruitsoftheearth”;soikenonnerof

    doubtbutthatthereareothers

    ferasnsurenati,

    ”botonsuthebeastsofthefield”;or,asitisnly

    called,thegandnone,ibelieve,thatthose

    squiresfulfilthisendoftheircreation

    littlejonesekeeper;when

    happeningtospringaveyofpartridgesneartheborderofthat

    noroverune,tofulfiltheure,had

    plantedoneofthegansurs,thebirdsfleoit,andwere

    rkedasitiscalledbytheten,insofurzebushes,

    abouttinions

    allhyhadgiventhefellorictorders,onpainof

    forfeitinghisplace,nevertotrespassonanyofhisneighbours;no

    reonthoseatterthanonthelordof

    thisnorhregardtoothers,indeed,theseordershadnotbeen

    alan

    thepartridgeshadtakensanctuaryhe

    gakeeperhadneveryetattetedtoinvadehisterritoriesnor

    hadhedoneitnoan,essively

    eagertopursuetheflyingga,overpersuadedhibutjonesbeing

    veryiortunate,theother,selfkeenenoughafterthe

    sport,yieldedtohispersuasions,enteredthenor,andshotone

    ofthepartridges

    thegentlenhielfeonhorseback,atalittle

    distan;andhearingthegungooff,heiediatelyde

    to;forthegakeeperhad

    leaptintothethickestpartofthefurzebrake,wherehehad

    happilyncealedhielf

    thegentlenhavingsearchedthelad,andfoundthepartridge

    uponhidenouncedgreatvengeance,sr

    alldiatelyto

    hishouse,andplainedofthetrespassonhisnorinashigh

    terandasbitterlanguageasifhishousehadbeenbrokenopen,and

    thestvaluablefuiturestoleoutofitheadded,thatsoother

    personpany,thoughheuldnotdisverhifor

    thattostinthesainstantand,

    sayshe,”hispartridge,butthelordkno

    schieftheyhavedone”

    athisretuho,toallhy

    heohefact,andalledgednootherexcusebutwasreally

    true,viz,thattheveyrallhys

    oanor

    torallhy

    declaredheoknoingtheculpriththe

    circutanceofthethesquireand

    bothhisservants;buttotoutlypersistedinassertingthathe

    ,tosaythetruth,hehesitatedalittleatfirst,

    edallhysbelief,hadthesquire

    andhisservantssaidation

    thegakeeper,beingasuspectedperson,for,and

    thequestionputtohibuthe,relyingontheprose

    haddehitotakealluponhielf,veryresolutelydeniedbeing

    inpanywi

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