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    our

    friendsaturtansan,i

    shalllayhoblauponyou;forisupposetheyarehanto

    trustenpaniedthishsosarcasticala

    laugh,thatseuldbeaolongershehadbeenallthis

    tifrettedinatenderpartforshewasindeedverydeeply

    skilledinthesetters,andveryviolentintheandtherefore,

    burstforthinarage,declaredherbrothertobebothaclownanda

    blockhead,andthatsheaynolongerinhishouse

    thesquire,thoughperhapshehadneverreadchiavel,was,

    hoanypoints,aperfectpoliticianhestronglyheldall

    thosees,edinthat

    politiperipateticschoolofexchangealleyheknehejust

    valueandonlyuseofney,viz,tolayituphewaslikewise

    heexactvalueofreversions,expectations,&c,

    andhadoftennsideredtheauntofhissistersfortune,andthe

    chanceerityhadofinheritingitthishewas

    infinitelytooentwhenhe

    found,therefore,hehadcarriedtterstoofar,hebegantothinkof

    rencilingthetask,astheladyhad

    greataffectionforherbrother,andstillgreaterforheiece;

    andthoughtoosusceptibleofanaffrontofferedtoherskillin

    politics,onuchvaluedherself,anofavery

    extraordinarygoodandsdisposition

    havingfirst,therefore,laidviolenthandsonthehorses,forwhose

    escapefrohestablenoplacebuttheopen,he

    nextappliedhielftohissister;softenedandsoothedher,by

    unsayingallhehadsaid,andbyassertionsdirectlyntrarytothose

    nedtheeloquenceofsophiato

    hisassistance,ostgracefulandwinningaddress,

    hadtheadvantageofbeingheardhgreatfavourandpartialityby

    heraunt

    theresultoftheilefrorse,who

    said,”brother,youareabsolutelyaperfectcroat;butasthose

    havetheiruseinthearoftheeressqueen,soyoulikewise

    havesogoodinyouioresignatreatyof

    peacehyou,andseethatyoudonotinfringeitonyourside;at

    least,asyouaresoexayexpectyouwill

    keepyourleagues,likethefrench,tillyourinterestcallsupon

    youtobreakthe”

    chapter3

    ntainingtothecritics

    thesquirehavingsettledttershhissister,aswehaveseen

    inthelastchapter,patienttonicatethe

    proposaltoallostdifficulty

    topreventhiroisitingthatgentleninhissickness,for

    thispurpose

    allreatthe

    tiakenillhehereforenosoonerdischarged

    outofthecustodyofphysic,buthethoughtason

    alloccasions,boththehighestandthelooffulfillinghis

    engagent

    intheintervalbeteofthedialogueinthelast

    ent,sophiahad,frobr >

    certainobscurehintsthroe

    apprehensionthatthesagaciousladysuspectedherpassionfor

    jonesshenootakethisopportunityofall

    suchsuspicions,andforthatpurposetoputanentirenstrainton

    herbehaviour

    first,sheendeavouredtonelancholyheart

    ostsprightlinessinheruntenance,andthehighest

    gaietyinhenersendly,sheaddressedhero

    blifil,andtooknottheleastnoticeofpoorjonesthewholeday

    thesquireedhthisnductofhisdaughter,

    thathescarceeatanydinner,andspentalsthisein

    chingopportunitiesofnveyingsignsofhisapprobationby

    ohissister;atfirstaltogetherso

    pleasedhshesaher

    inshort,sophiasogreatlyoveractedherpart,thatheraunt

    firststaggered,andbegantosuspectsoaffectationinheiece;

    butassheanofgreatart,soshesoonattributed

    thistoextreartinsophiashereeredthenyhintsshehad

    givenheieaginedtheyoung

    ladyhadtakenthisorallyheroutofheropinion,byan

    overactedcivility:anotionthatlyrroboratedbythe

    excessivegaietypanied

    hereavoidrerking,thatthisnjectureter

    foundedhadsophialivedtenyearsintheairofgrosvenorsquare,

    kofrallyingand

    playingightyseriousthinginwoods

    andgrovesanhundredlesdistantfroondon

    tosaythetruth,indisveringthedeatters

    chthatouroayusetheexpression,inthe

    sakeyensotisscarryby

    fancyingothershererknaves,thanthey

    reallyareasthisobservationisprettydeep,irateit

    bythefolloenwerepursuinga

    plestoftheeeing”the

    shirehouse,”panionsto

    enterit,fortherestprobablytheyan

    thesend,plicity;butthe

    third,ill,ansusgoin,however,forhe

    ythinkofgoingangsthisown

    untryn”theyacrdinglyinandsearchedthehouse,andby

    thatansssedovertakingthethief,ebuta

    little;andheyallknehadnever

    oncereflected,uldnotread

    thereaderhsoinvaluablea

    secretisnicated,sinceeverygasterwillagreehow

    necessaryitistoknolytheplayofanother,inorderto

    unteehithisoreover,affordareasonhewiser

    n,asisoftenseen,isthebubbleoftheany

    sileandinnoisunderstoodand

    srepresented;butostterial,thisforthe

    deceitonherpoliticaunt

    dinnerbeingended,andthepanyretiredintothegarden,

    e,horoughlynvincedofthecertaintyofhis

    sisterhadtoldhitookallhyaside,andver

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