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    et;therestandshesentineloverhislove,

    stasthegroundhhisfoot,andhhishosbrandishedaloft

    inair,proudlyprovokestheapprehendedfoetobat

    thisisanaiguousphrase,andyaneitheraforestwell

    cloathedhriptofit

    thus,andreterrible,ysapproach,

    leapedforthourheroenyastepadvancedheforwards,inorder

    toncealthetrelinghind,and,ifpossible,tosecureher

    retreatandno,havingfirstdartedsolividlightning

    froisfieryeyes,begantothunderforth,”fieuponitfieupon

    itjonesisitpossibleyoushouldbetheperson””yousee,”

    ansispossibleishouldbehere””andwho,”said

    th,”isthathyou””ifihaveany

    e,”criesjones,”itispossibleishallnotletyouknoho

    sheis””indyoutotelliediately,”saysth:”and

    iagine,youngn,thatyourage,thoughithath

    soabridgedthepurposeoftuition,hathtotallytakenaway

    theauthorityofthestertherelationofthesterandscholaris

    indelible;as,indeed,allotherrelationsare;fortheyallderive

    theiroriginalfroeavenihinkyourself,

    therefore,asenoaughtyouyour

    firstrudints””ibelieveyouthatwill

    nothappen,unlessyouhadthesabirchenargunttonvince

    ””thenisttellyouplainly,”saidth,”iaesolved

    todisvertheusttellyouplainly,”

    retuedjones,”iaesolvedyoushallnot”ththenoffered

    toadvans;rblifil

    endeavouredtorescue,declaring,”heaster

    insulted”

    jonesnoselfengagedhthoughtitnecessary

    toridhielfofoneofhisantagonistsassoonaspossiblehe

    thereforeappliedtothefirst;and,lettingtheparsongo,he

    directedablotheyoungsquiresbreast,aking

    place,reducedhioasurehislengthontheground

    thonthefound

    hielfatliberty,hesteptforlyintothefe,hout

    anygreatnsiderationofightintheantibefalhis

    friend;buthehadadvancedaveryfeothethicket,

    beforejones,havingdefeatedblifil,overtooktheparson,anddragged

    hiackheskirtofhisat

    thisparsonhadbeenachaioninhisyouth,andhaduch

    honourbyhisfist,bothatschoolandattheuniversityhehadnow

    indeed,foragreatnuerofyears,declinedthepracticeofthat

    nobleart;yetrongashisfaith,andhis

    bodynolessstrongthaneitherheoreover,asthereadery

    perhapshavenceived,soirascibleinhisnaturewhenhe

    lookedback,therefore,andsaretchedoutonthe

    ground,andfoundhielfatthesatisoroughlyhandledbyone

    erlybeenonlypassiveinallnflictsbeta

    circutanceedtheienceat

    lengthgaveselfintoapostureofoffence;and

    llectingallhisforce,attackedjonesinthefrontuch

    ietuosityashehadforrlyattackedhintherear

    ourheroereceivedtheenesattackostundaunted

    intrepidity,andhisbosoesoundedhtheblohishe

    presentlyretuedinglikethe

    parsonsbreast;buthedexterouslydrovedohefistofjones,so

    thatitreachedonlyhisbelly,any

    ofpuddinghendeposited,andlynohollow

    sounduldproorepleasantaswellas

    easytohaveseen,thantoreadordescribe,hsides:

    atlastaviolentfall,inhroo

    thsbreast,sohelatter,thatvictoryhadbeenno

    longerdubious,hadnotblifil,rength,

    againrenehefight,andbyengaginghjones,giventhe

    parsonantstitoshakehisears,andtoregainhisbreath

    andnohtogetherattackedourheroe,retain

    thatforcehheyhadfallenatfirst,soweakenedwashe

    byhisbat;forthoughthepedagoguechoserather

    toplaysolosonthehuninstrunt,andhadbeenlatelyusedto

    thoseonly,yethestillretainedenoughofhisantientknoo

    perforispartvery

    theviodecustoobedecidedby

    nuers,hpairoffistsappearedinthe

    battle,andiediatelypaidtheirplintstotheparson;and

    theoatthesatied,

    andbedndtoyou,tofalltwoofyouuponone”

    thebattle,hekindthatfordistinctionssakeis

    calledroyal,noostviolenceduringafeinutes;

    tillblifilbeingasendtilaidspra

    ndescendedtoapplyforquartertohisneagonist,

    foundtobeself;forintheheatoftheactionnoneof

    thebatantshadregnizedhi

    infact,thathonestsquire,happening,inhisafteoonsh

    sopany,topassthroughthefieldhebloodybattlewas

    fought,andhavingnenengaged,that

    tstbeonaside,hehastenedfroispanions,and

    oregallantrythanpolicy,espousedthecauseoftheweaker

    partybyr

    jonesfroeingavictiothe,andtothe

    piousfriendshipaster;for,besidesthe

    disadvantageofsuchodds,joneshadnotyetsufficientlyrevered

    theforrstrengthofhisbrokenarthisreinforcent,however,

    soonputanendtotheaction,andjoneshhisallyobtainedthe

    victory

    chapter12

    inorevingspectaclethanallthebloodinthe

    bodiesofthandblifil,andoftyothersuch,iscapableof

    producing

    therestofpanyeup,beingjustat

    theinstantan,

    erlyseenatrse,the

    auntofsophiandlastly,thelovelysophiaherself

    atthisti,thefolloheaspectofthebloodyfieldin

    oneplacelayontheground,allpale,anda

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