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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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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
... </P></TD>