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letopayhior
allhisbarbarities
allandedtheladforhisindecentand
disrespeaster;butchreforhis
avohtheentire
lossofhisfavour,ifheeverheardsuouth;
for,hesaid,heorbefriendareprobatebythese
andthelikedeepuntoin
editatedso
retuforallthesrtingfavourshehadreceivedatthehandsof
thepedagogueherallhytoexpress
anentagainstth;andthenthegood
n,aftersoeadnition,perttedhioproceed,
hhedidasfollows:
”indeed,dearsir,iloveandhonouryourethanalltheworld:
iknoyself
ifithoughtheartitudeuldthelittle
horseyougavespeak,iaureheuldtellyouhowfondiwasof
yourpresent;forihadrepleasureinfeedinghihaninriding
hiindeed,sir,ityhearttopart;norwouldi
havesoldhiponanyotheracuntinthehanididyou
yourself,sir,iavinced,incase,e:
fooneeversosensiblyfeltthesfortunesofotherswould
youfeel,dearsir,ifyouthoughtyourselftheo
indeed,sir,thereneveriseryliketheirs”
”likeean”
”oh,sir”ans,”yourpoorgakeeper,hallhislarge
faly,eversin,havebeenperishinghall
theseriesofldandhunger:iuldnotbeartoseethesepoor
etiknoyselfto
havebeentheoccasionofalltheirsufferingsiuldnotbearit,
sir;uponsoul,iuldnot”herethetearsrandownhis
absolute
destructionipartedhyourdearpresent,nothstandingallthe
valueihadforit:isoldthehorsefortheandtheyhaveevery
farthingoftheney”
allents,andbeforehespoke
thetearsstartedfroiseyesheatlengthdisssedtoa
gentlerebuke,advisinghiorthefuturetoapplytohincasesof
distress,ratherthantouseextraordinaryansofrelievingthebr >
hielf
thisaffairuchdebatebetween
thheld,thatthisr
allhysface,endedtopunishthefellowforhis
disobediencehesaid,insoinstances,thealled
tobeopposingtheighty,h
hadrkedsoparticularpersonsfordestruction;andthatthis
annerarallhy;
ncluding,asusual,ndationofbirch
squarearguedstronglyontheotherside,inoppositionperhapsto
th,orinplianceedverychto
approvejoneshaddoneastoheurgedonthisoccasion,
asiavinyreadersuchableradvocates
forpoorjones,itpertinenttorelateitindeeditwas
notdifficulttorenciletotheruleofrightanaction
possibletodeducefroheruleofwrong
chapter9
ntaininganinoreheinouskind,nts
ofthandsquare
ithathbeenobservedbysonofchgreaterreputationfor
thanself,thatsfortunesseldosingleaninstance
ofthisy,ibelieve,beseeninthosegentlenhe
sfortuohaveanyoftheirrogueriesdetected;forheredisvery
seldotopstilltheeoutthusithappenedtopoorto
hehorse,thanhewas
disveredtohavesotibeforesoldafinebibler
all,theneyarisingfrosalehehad
disposedofinthesannerthisbiblesterblifilhad
purchased,thoughhehadalreadysuchanotherofhisolyout
ofrespe,being
unilyat
halfpriself;forhe
oney,thathehad
laidupalsteverypennyallhy
sopeoplehavebeennotedtobeabletoreadinnobookbut
theirothetiasterblifil
possessedofthisbible,heneverusedanyotheay,hewasseen
readinginitchoftenerthanhehadbeforebeeninhisownnow,as
hefrequentlyaskedthtoexplaindiffi,
thatgentlenunfortunatelytooknotisna,hwas
anypartsofthebookthisbroughtonaninquiry,h
obligedsterblifiltodisvertheatter
theofthiskind,hhecalled
sacrilege,shouldnotgounpunishedhethereforeproceeded
iediatelytocastigation:andnotntentedhthathe
acquaintedalleeting,onstrous
:inveighingagainsttonthest
bitterter,andlikeninghiothebuyersandsellerswhowere
drivenoutofthetele
squaresaatterinaverydifferentlighthesaid,he
uldnotperceiveanyhighercriinsellingonebookthanin
sellinganotherthattosellbiblesrictlylawfulbyalllaws
bothdivineandhun,andnsequentlytherenessin
ithetoldth,thathisgreatnceonthisoccasion
broughttohisndthestoryofaverydevoutan,ofpure
regardtoreligion,stoletillotsonssesfroladyofher
acquaintance
thisstorycausedavastquantityofbloodtorushintotheparsons
face,selfhepalest;andheo
replythandanger,hadnotsblifil,whowas
presentatthisdebate,interposedthatladydeclaredherself
absolutelyofsquaressidesheargued,indeed,veryleaedlyin
supportofhisopinion;andncludedhadbeen
guiltyofanyfault,shestnfessheroobe
equallyculpable;forthatsheuldseenodifferencebethe
buyerandtheseller;bothofobedrivenoutof
thetele
sblifilhavingdeclared
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letopayhior
allhisbarbarities
allandedtheladforhisindecentand
disrespeaster;butchreforhis
avohtheentire
lossofhisfavour,ifheeverheardsuouth;
for,hesaid,heorbefriendareprobatebythese
andthelikedeepuntoin
editatedso
retuforallthesrtingfavourshehadreceivedatthehandsof
thepedagogueherallhytoexpress
anentagainstth;andthenthegood
n,aftersoeadnition,perttedhioproceed,
hhedidasfollows:
”indeed,dearsir,iloveandhonouryourethanalltheworld:
iknoyself
ifithoughtheartitudeuldthelittle
horseyougavespeak,iaureheuldtellyouhowfondiwasof
yourpresent;forihadrepleasureinfeedinghihaninriding
hiindeed,sir,ityhearttopart;norwouldi
havesoldhiponanyotheracuntinthehanididyou
yourself,sir,iavinced,incase,e:
fooneeversosensiblyfeltthesfortunesofotherswould
youfeel,dearsir,ifyouthoughtyourselftheo
indeed,sir,thereneveriseryliketheirs”
”likeean”
”oh,sir”ans,”yourpoorgakeeper,hallhislarge
faly,eversin,havebeenperishinghall
theseriesofldandhunger:iuldnotbeartoseethesepoor
etiknoyselfto
havebeentheoccasionofalltheirsufferingsiuldnotbearit,
sir;uponsoul,iuldnot”herethetearsrandownhis
absolute
destructionipartedhyourdearpresent,nothstandingallthe
valueihadforit:isoldthehorsefortheandtheyhaveevery
farthingoftheney”
allents,andbeforehespoke
thetearsstartedfroiseyesheatlengthdisssedtoa
gentlerebuke,advisinghiorthefuturetoapplytohincasesof
distress,ratherthantouseextraordinaryansofrelievingthebr >
hielf
thisaffairuchdebatebetween
thheld,thatthisr
allhysface,endedtopunishthefellowforhis
disobediencehesaid,insoinstances,thealled
tobeopposingtheighty,h
hadrkedsoparticularpersonsfordestruction;andthatthis
annerarallhy;
ncluding,asusual,ndationofbirch
squarearguedstronglyontheotherside,inoppositionperhapsto
th,orinplianceedverychto
approvejoneshaddoneastoheurgedonthisoccasion,
asiavinyreadersuchableradvocates
forpoorjones,itpertinenttorelateitindeeditwas
notdifficulttorenciletotheruleofrightanaction
possibletodeducefroheruleofwrong
chapter9
ntaininganinoreheinouskind,nts
ofthandsquare
ithathbeenobservedbysonofchgreaterreputationfor
thanself,thatsfortunesseldosingleaninstance
ofthisy,ibelieve,beseeninthosegentlenhe
sfortuohaveanyoftheirrogueriesdetected;forheredisvery
seldotopstilltheeoutthusithappenedtopoorto
hehorse,thanhewas
disveredtohavesotibeforesoldafinebibler
all,theneyarisingfrosalehehad
disposedofinthesannerthisbiblesterblifilhad
purchased,thoughhehadalreadysuchanotherofhisolyout
ofrespe,being
unilyat
halfpriself;forhe
oney,thathehad
laidupalsteverypennyallhy
sopeoplehavebeennotedtobeabletoreadinnobookbut
theirothetiasterblifil
possessedofthisbible,heneverusedanyotheay,hewasseen
readinginitchoftenerthanhehadbeforebeeninhisownnow,as
hefrequentlyaskedthtoexplaindiffi,
thatgentlenunfortunatelytooknotisna,hwas
anypartsofthebookthisbroughtonaninquiry,h
obligedsterblifiltodisvertheatter
theofthiskind,hhecalled
sacrilege,shouldnotgounpunishedhethereforeproceeded
iediatelytocastigation:andnotntentedhthathe
acquaintedalleeting,onstrous
:inveighingagainsttonthest
bitterter,andlikeninghiothebuyersandsellerswhowere
drivenoutofthetele
squaresaatterinaverydifferentlighthesaid,he
uldnotperceiveanyhighercriinsellingonebookthanin
sellinganotherthattosellbiblesrictlylawfulbyalllaws
bothdivineandhun,andnsequentlytherenessin
ithetoldth,thathisgreatnceonthisoccasion
broughttohisndthestoryofaverydevoutan,ofpure
regardtoreligion,stoletillotsonssesfroladyofher
acquaintance
thisstorycausedavastquantityofbloodtorushintotheparsons
face,selfhepalest;andheo
replythandanger,hadnotsblifil,whowas
presentatthisdebate,interposedthatladydeclaredherself
absolutelyofsquaressidesheargued,indeed,veryleaedlyin
supportofhisopinion;andncludedhadbeen
guiltyofanyfault,shestnfessheroobe
equallyculpable;forthatsheuldseenodifferencebethe
buyerandtheseller;bothofobedrivenoutof
thetele
sblifilhavingdeclared
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