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    hehadfirstreceivedit;

    andinaveryshorttilyassuredthatthegirlhad

    toldhiruth,notonlybythenfessionofthefelloat

    lastbythatofllyherself

    thiswillbaesany

    trophiesofthiskindasanyensignorattoeysclerkinthe

    kingdohehad,indeed,reducedseveralentoastateofutter

    profligae,andhadthehonourof

    occasioningtheviolentdeathofonepoorgirl,herdrowned

    herself,or,oreprobable,hadbeendro

    angotherofhisnquests,thisfellophedoverthe

    heartofbettyseagrihehaddelovetoherlongbeforelly

    e;buthadafterwards

    desertedher,andappliedtohersister,hehadalst

    iediatesuccessnoy,thesolepossessionof

    llysaffection,ostequally

    sacrificestoherinterestandtoherpride

    hencehadgroplacablehatredhwehavebeforeseen

    raginginthendofbetty;thoughthinkitnecessaryto

    assignthiscausesooner,asenvyitselfaloneetoallthe

    effectsentioned

    joneseperfectlyeasybypossessionofthissecreth

    regardtolly;butastosophia,hebeinginastateof

    tranquillity;nay,indeed,heostviolentperturbation;

    hisheartayusethetaphor,entirelyevacuated,

    andsophiatookabsolutepossessionofithelovedherhan

    unboundedpassion,andplainlysaentsshehadfor

    hiyetuldnotthisassurancelessenhisdespairofobtaining

    thensentofherfather,northehorrorstendedhis

    pursuitofherbyanybaseortreaethod

    theinjuryustthusdotoe,andthence

    stanented

    hillday,andhauntedhinhispillonighthislifewasa

    nstantstrugglebetion,eately

    triuhedovereaindheoftenresolved,inthe

    absenceofsophia,toleaveherfathershouse,andtoseeheo

    re;andasoften,inherpresence,forgotallthoseresolutions,and

    deteedtopursueheratthehazardofhislife,andatthe

    forfeitureofu

    thisnflictbegansoontoproduceverystrongandvisibleeffects:

    forhelostallhisusualsprightlinessandgaietyofteer,and

    beelancholydejectedandabsentin

    pany;nay,ifeverheputonaforcedrth,toplyr

    our,thenstraintappearedsoplain,thatheseed

    tohavebeengivingthestrongestevidenceofheendeavouredto

    ncealbysuchostentation

    ity,perhaps,beaquestion,herthearto

    neansployedto

    revealit,betrayedhiost:foradehiorethanever

    reservedtosophia,andforbadhioaddressanyofhisdisurse

    toher,nay,toavoidetinghereyes,ostcaution;

    naturehence,atthe

    approachoftheyounglady,hegrehiswassudden,

    startedifhiseyesaccidentallythers,thebloodrushedinto

    hison

    tospeaktoher,astodrinkherhealthat

    table,histongueofalterifhetouchedher,hishand,nay

    hise,treledandifanydisursetended,however

    retely,toraisetheideaoflove,aninvoluntarysighseldoailed

    tostealfroisbosostofsnaturewas

    rioustothrowdailyinhisway

    allthesesytoescapedthenoticeofthesquire:butnotsoof

    sophiashesoonperindinjones,and

    nolosstodisverthecause;forindeedsheregnizedit

    inheropathy

    hbeensooftennotedinlovers,andhwill

    suffiuchquickersightedthanher

    father

    but,tosaythetruth,thereisaresileandplainthodof

    acuntingforthatprodigioussuperiorityofperationhwe

    stobserveinsonovertherestofthehunspecies,andone

    onlyinthecaseoflovers,butofallothers

    frohattheknaveisgenerallysoquicksightedto

    thosesytoandoperationsofknavery,endupeanhonest

    nofachbetterunderstandingtheresurelyisnogeneral

    syathyangknaves;norhavethey,likefreesons,anynsign

    ofnie

    thingintheirheads,andtheirthoughtsaretuedthesaway

    thus,thatsophiasahatedidnotsee,theplain

    sytoofloveinjonescanbenohat

    theideaofloveneverenteredintotheheadofthefather,whereas

    thedaughter,atpresent,thoughtofnothingelse

    heviolentpassionh

    totedpoorjones,andnolesscertainthatsheherselfs

    object,shehadnottheleastdifficultyindisveringthetruecause

    ofhispresentbehaviourthishighlyendearedhioher,and

    raisedinhedthebestaffectionso

    raiseinastresstheseandpityforsurethest

    outrageouslyrigidanghersexan

    shesaiserableonheroeherfor

    esteengohesthonourabletives,

    endeavouredtostheraflainhiso,he

    fausspartantheft,inghisvery

    vitalsthushisbackoldness,andhis

    silenost

    eloquentadvocates;andsoviolentlyonhersensibleand

    tenderheart,thatshesoonfeltforhillthosegentlesensations

    alendin

    short,all,gratitude,andpity,caninspireinsuch

    toanindeed,allhenicestdelicacycan

    allotodistraction

    onedaythisyoungupleaccidentallytinthegarden,attheend

    ofthethboundedbythatcanalinh

    joneshadforrlyrisqueddrooretrievethelittlebirdthat

    sophiahadtherelost

    thisplauchfrequentedbysophia

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