<TD></TD></TABLE>

    dressherselfout,inorderto

    reanshehated

    thatafteoone,acquaintedhis

    daughterhhisintention;tellingher,heknehatshe

    hadhearditbeforefroerauntsophialookedverygraveuponthis,

    noruldshepreventafestealingintohereyes”e,

    e,”saysaidenishairs;iknowall;i

    assureyousisterhathtoldall”

    ”isitpossible,”sayssophia,”thatauntcanhavebetrayed

    already””ay,ay,”sayse;”betrayedyouaywhy,you

    betrayedyourselfyesterdayatdinneryoushoyvery

    plainly,ithinkbutyouyounggirlsneverknoyou

    soyouarryyoutothenyouareinlove

    other,ireer,peredande

    nner;butithintyfourhoursafterwewere

    rried:blifilisabriskyoungn,andanendto

    yoursqueashnesse,chearup,chearup;iexpectunevery

    nute”

    sophiahatheraunthadbehavedhonourablyto

    her:andshedeteedtogothroughthatdisagreeableafteoonh

    aschresolutionaspossible,andhoutgivingtheleastsuspicion

    intheoherfather

    blifilsoonarrived;andesoonafterhdrawing,

    lefttheyoungupletogether

    herealongsilenceofnearaquarterofanhourensued;forthe

    gentlening

    destyptedtospeak,

    andasoftensuppressedhisattheverypointofutterance

    atlastouttheybrokeinatorrentoffarfetchedandhighstrained

    plints,looks,half

    boonosyllablesblifil,froisinexperienceinthe

    en,andfroisnself,tookthisbehaviour

    foradestassenttohisurtship;andoshortenascene

    ,

    heiutedthat,too,relytobashfulness,andfortedhielf

    thatheshouldsoonhaveenoughofherpany

    helyisfiedhhisprospectofsuccess;

    forastothatentireandabsolutepossessionoftheheartofhis

    stressanticloversrequire,theveryideaofitnever

    enteredhisheadherfortuneandherpersonhesoleobjects

    ofhisadenodoubtsoontoobtaintheabsolute

    property;asindatch;

    andashehestrictobediencehsophiawasalwaysready

    topaytoherfathershegreaterstillher

    ,iftherehority,therefore,

    togethershhefanciedinhisownpersonand

    nversation,uldnotfail,hethought,ofsucceedinghayoung

    lady,ionsednot,entirelydisengaged

    ofjoneshecertainlyhadnoteventheleastjealousy;andihave

    oftenthoughtitaginedthe

    characterheuntryholy,letthe

    readerdetee,ofbeingoneofthefellowsinengland,

    ghtrenderhidioustoaladyofthestexelarydesty

    perhapshissuspiightbelaidasleepbythebehaviourof

    sophia,andofjoneshielf,pany

    togetherlastly,andindeedprincipally,hehere

    anotherselfinthecasehefanciedthathekneothe

    bottoandhadinrealityagreatntetforhisunderstanding,for

    notbeingreattachedtohisoeresthehadnoapprehension

    thatjoneshsophiandasforanylucrative

    tives,heiginedtheytlehsosillya

    fellooreover,thoughttheaffairofllyseagritill

    arriage;forjones

    reallylovedhirois

    hitillhisbehaviouronthesirallhyhad

    entirelyalienatedhisheart;anditeansofthequarrelh

    hadensuedonthisoccasion,andyetrenciled,that

    blifilknehingofthealterationhe

    affectionerlyboetoolly

    frohesereasons,therefore,blifilsaohis

    successhsophiahencludedherbehaviourhatofall

    otheryoungladiesonafirstvisitfrolover,andithadindeed

    entirelyansations

    etookcaretohis

    stresshefoundhioelevatedouredh

    hisdaughter,andsosatisfied,thattheold

    gentlenbegantoanyother

    anticactionstoexpresstheextravaganceofhisjoy;forhehadnot

    theleastndoveranyofhispassions;andthat

    anytitheascendantinhisndhurriedhiothe

    excesses

    assoonasblifilanyhearty

    kissesanderacesbestobye,thegoodsquire

    instantlyinquestofhisdaughter,henosoonerfoundthanhe

    pouredforththestextravagantraptures,biddingherchuse

    clothesandjehathehadnootheruse

    forfortunebuttokeherhappyhethencaressedheragainand

    againostprofusionoffondness,calledherbythest

    endearingnas,andprotestedsheh

    sophiaperceivingherfatherinthisfitofaffection,hshedid

    notabsolutelyknohereasonofforfitsoffondness

    unusualtohithoughthisoreviolentthanordinary,

    thoughtsheshouldneverhaveabetteropportunityofdisclosing

    herselfthanatpresent,asfaratleastasregardedblifil;and

    shetoohenecessityhsheshouldsoonbeunderof

    ingtoafullexplanationafterhavingthankedthesquire,

    therefore,forallhisprofessionsofkindness,sheadded,halook

    fullofinexpressiblesoftness,”andisitpossiblepapacanbe

    sogoodtoplaceallhisjoyinhissophyshappiness”h

    edbyagreatoath,andakiss;shethenlaid

    holdofhishand,and,fallingonherknees,afteyand

    passionatede”not

    tokeherthestserablecreatureonearthbyforcingherto

    rryanshedetestedthisientreatofyou,dearsir,”

    saidshe,”foryoursake,as

    ...  </P></TD>

章节目录

弃儿汤姆·琼斯(英文版)所有内容均来自互联网,书林文学只为原作者[英]亨利·菲尔丁的小说进行宣传。欢迎各位书友支持[英]亨利·菲尔丁并收藏弃儿汤姆·琼斯(英文版)最新章节