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false
andperjuryalike,andgroiredofusassoonasevertheyhave
hadtheirenhaveyouswoyouwouldnever
forsakeandanafterall
signifiesalltherichesintheehoutyou,nowyou
havegainedheart,soyouhaveyouhaveention
anothetoianaslongasilive
allothearenothingtoifthegreatestsquireinallthe
untryeasuitingtotorroy
panytohino,ishallaleanddespisethewholesex
foryoursake”
shehus,putastoptoher
tongue,beforeithadrunouthalfits,orrather
garret,inollylay,beinguponepairofstairs,thatisto
say,atthetopofthehouse,bling
thegreatdeltaofthegreekstheenglishreaderyperhapsfor
betterideaofit,bybeingtoldthatitpossibletostand
uprightanyiddlenoedthe
nvenienollyhad,tosupplythatdefect,nailedup
anoldrugagainsttheraftersofthehouse,tle
holeainsofthatsackhwe
haveforrlyntioned,socaps,andotherthingshhshe
hadlatelyprovidedherself,thedust
thisenclosedplaceexactlyfrontedthefootofthebed,toh,
indeed,therughungsonear,thatitservedinannertosupplythe
olly,intheagoniesofherrage,
pushedthisrugighttouchit;orherthe
pinoailgavenotcertain;butaslly
pronouncedthoselastheked
ruggotloosefrotsfastening,anddisveredeverythinghidbehind
it;ongotherfeleutensilsappearedeie
it,andhsorrobereadthephilosophersquare,ina
posturefortheplaceithisstandinguprightas
ridiculousascanpossiblybenceived
theposture,indeed,inood,greatlyunlike
thatofasoldierblingthe
attitudeinenseefellohepublicstreetsof
london,entbysostanding
hehadanightollyonhishead,andhistwolarge
eyes,thenttherugfell,stareddirectlyatjones;sothat
heideaofphilosophyothefigureno
foranyspectatortohaverefrained
frooderatelaughter
iquestionnotbutthesurprizeofthereaderwillbehereequal
tothatofjones;asthesuspithe
appearanayseeo
innsistenththatcharacterh,doubtless,
intainedhitherto,intheopinionofeveryone
buttonfessthetruth,thisinnsistencyisratheriginary
thanrealphilosophersareposedoffleshandbloodaswellas
otherhuncreatures;andhoatedandrefinedthetheory
oftheseybe,alittlepra
astootherrtalsitis,indeed,intheoryonly,andnotin
practice,ased,thatnsiststhedifference:
forthoughsuchgreatbeingsthinkchbetterandrehey
alentheyknoosubdue
allappetitesandpassions,andtodespisebothpainandpleasure;and
thisknouchdelightfulntelation,andiseasily
acquired;butthepracticee;and,
therefore,thesatoknohis,teaches
theoavoidcarryingitintoexecution
squarehappenedtobeatchurchonthatsunday,he
readerybepleasedtoreer,theappearanollyinhersack
hadcausedallthatdisturbanceherehefirstobservedher,andwas
sopleaseden
tochangetheirintendedridethatevening,thatheghtpassby
thehabitationoflly,andbythatansghtobtainasend
chanceofseeingherthisreason,hoe
ntiontoany,soneitherdidnicateit
thentothereader
angotherparticularsitutedtheunfitnessofthingsin
squaresopinion,dangeranddifficultyy
thereforeightbeinrruptingthisyoung
hedangerohischaracteronthe
disvery,rongdissuasives,thatitisprobableheat
firstintendedtohavententedhielfhthepleasingideash
thesightofbeautyfuishesusen,after
afullalofseriousditation,oftenalloselvesbywayof
dessert:forainbooksandpicturesfindtheir
ostprivaterecessesoftheirstudy,andacertain
liquorishpartofnaturalphilosophyisoftentheprincipalsubjectof
theiversation
buthephilosopherheard,adayorterhatthe
fortressofvirtuehadalreadybeensubdued,hebegantogivealarger
spetohisdesireshisappetiteishkind
feedonadaintybecauseanotherhathtasteditin
short,helikedthegirlthebetterfortheofthatchastity,
usthavebeenabartohispleasures;
hepursuedandobtainedher
thereaderistaken,ifhethinksllygavesquarethe
preferencetoheryoungerlover:onthentrary,hadshebeen
nfinedtothejonesedlyhave
been,ofthethevictoriouspersonnorsolelythe
nsiderationthattterthanohoughthishaditsproper
rsquareoheabsenceofjones
duringhis,nfinentstance;andinthat
intervalsothephilosophersosoftened
andunguardedthegirlsheart,thatafavourableopportunitybeca
irresistible,andsquaretriuhedoverthepoorreinsofvirtue
oflly
itafortnightsincethisnquest,whenjonespaid
theaboventionedvisittohisstress,atatiwhensheand
squareother
deniedherasansharedintheprofits
arisingfroheiniquityofherdaughter,sheenuragedand
prote
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false
andperjuryalike,andgroiredofusassoonasevertheyhave
hadtheirenhaveyouswoyouwouldnever
forsakeandanafterall
signifiesalltherichesintheehoutyou,nowyou
havegainedheart,soyouhaveyouhaveention
anothetoianaslongasilive
allothearenothingtoifthegreatestsquireinallthe
untryeasuitingtotorroy
panytohino,ishallaleanddespisethewholesex
foryoursake”
shehus,putastoptoher
tongue,beforeithadrunouthalfits,orrather
garret,inollylay,beinguponepairofstairs,thatisto
say,atthetopofthehouse,bling
thegreatdeltaofthegreekstheenglishreaderyperhapsfor
betterideaofit,bybeingtoldthatitpossibletostand
uprightanyiddlenoedthe
nvenienollyhad,tosupplythatdefect,nailedup
anoldrugagainsttheraftersofthehouse,tle
holeainsofthatsackhwe
haveforrlyntioned,socaps,andotherthingshhshe
hadlatelyprovidedherself,thedust
thisenclosedplaceexactlyfrontedthefootofthebed,toh,
indeed,therughungsonear,thatitservedinannertosupplythe
olly,intheagoniesofherrage,
pushedthisrugighttouchit;orherthe
pinoailgavenotcertain;butaslly
pronouncedthoselastheked
ruggotloosefrotsfastening,anddisveredeverythinghidbehind
it;ongotherfeleutensilsappearedeie
it,andhsorrobereadthephilosophersquare,ina
posturefortheplaceithisstandinguprightas
ridiculousascanpossiblybenceived
theposture,indeed,inood,greatlyunlike
thatofasoldierblingthe
attitudeinenseefellohepublicstreetsof
london,entbysostanding
hehadanightollyonhishead,andhistwolarge
eyes,thenttherugfell,stareddirectlyatjones;sothat
heideaofphilosophyothefigureno
foranyspectatortohaverefrained
frooderatelaughter
iquestionnotbutthesurprizeofthereaderwillbehereequal
tothatofjones;asthesuspithe
appearanayseeo
innsistenththatcharacterh,doubtless,
intainedhitherto,intheopinionofeveryone
buttonfessthetruth,thisinnsistencyisratheriginary
thanrealphilosophersareposedoffleshandbloodaswellas
otherhuncreatures;andhoatedandrefinedthetheory
oftheseybe,alittlepra
astootherrtalsitis,indeed,intheoryonly,andnotin
practice,ased,thatnsiststhedifference:
forthoughsuchgreatbeingsthinkchbetterandrehey
alentheyknoosubdue
allappetitesandpassions,andtodespisebothpainandpleasure;and
thisknouchdelightfulntelation,andiseasily
acquired;butthepracticee;and,
therefore,thesatoknohis,teaches
theoavoidcarryingitintoexecution
squarehappenedtobeatchurchonthatsunday,he
readerybepleasedtoreer,theappearanollyinhersack
hadcausedallthatdisturbanceherehefirstobservedher,andwas
sopleaseden
tochangetheirintendedridethatevening,thatheghtpassby
thehabitationoflly,andbythatansghtobtainasend
chanceofseeingherthisreason,hoe
ntiontoany,soneitherdidnicateit
thentothereader
angotherparticularsitutedtheunfitnessofthingsin
squaresopinion,dangeranddifficultyy
thereforeightbeinrruptingthisyoung
hedangerohischaracteronthe
disvery,rongdissuasives,thatitisprobableheat
firstintendedtohavententedhielfhthepleasingideash
thesightofbeautyfuishesusen,after
afullalofseriousditation,oftenalloselvesbywayof
dessert:forainbooksandpicturesfindtheir
ostprivaterecessesoftheirstudy,andacertain
liquorishpartofnaturalphilosophyisoftentheprincipalsubjectof
theiversation
buthephilosopherheard,adayorterhatthe
fortressofvirtuehadalreadybeensubdued,hebegantogivealarger
spetohisdesireshisappetiteishkind
feedonadaintybecauseanotherhathtasteditin
short,helikedthegirlthebetterfortheofthatchastity,
usthavebeenabartohispleasures;
hepursuedandobtainedher
thereaderistaken,ifhethinksllygavesquarethe
preferencetoheryoungerlover:onthentrary,hadshebeen
nfinedtothejonesedlyhave
been,ofthethevictoriouspersonnorsolelythe
nsiderationthattterthanohoughthishaditsproper
rsquareoheabsenceofjones
duringhis,nfinentstance;andinthat
intervalsothephilosophersosoftened
andunguardedthegirlsheart,thatafavourableopportunitybeca
irresistible,andsquaretriuhedoverthepoorreinsofvirtue
oflly
itafortnightsincethisnquest,whenjonespaid
theaboventionedvisittohisstress,atatiwhensheand
squareother
deniedherasansharedintheprofits
arisingfroheiniquityofherdaughter,sheenuragedand
prote
... </P></TD>