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inpany,thatsheeaestlydesiredaunttosuffertogo
anofverygreatnote,ishall
easilyfindherout,andikenodoubtofbeingverywellandkindly
receivedbyher””ihaveyourlashiptoonfidentof
that,”crieshonour;”forthefirstladyilivedhusedtoinvite
peopleveryeaestlytoherhouse;butifsheheardafterhey
ing,sheusedtogetoutofthehoughthislady
oseeyourlaship,astobesureanybodywouldbe
gladtoseeyourlaship,yetwhenshehearsyourlashipisrunaway
froyster””youarestaken,honour,”sayssophia:”shelooks
upontheauthorityofafatherinachlothanido;for
shepressedviolentlytogotolondonhher,andwhenirefused
togoyfathersnsent,shelaughedtos,called
sillyuntrygirl,andsaid,ishouldkeapurelovinge
iuldbesodutifuladaughtersoihavenodoubtbutsheh
reetoo,tillfather,findingoutofhis
poereason”
”aa”anshyourlashipthinkof
kingyourescapeonveyancefor
asforyouroatters
standbetysterandyourlaship,robinwillbehanged
beforeheysters
expressorders””iintendtoescape,”saidsophia,”byof
thedoorsylegsareveryable
toenyalongeveningaftera
fiddle,e
inrunningfroodetestableapartnerforlife””ohheaven,
aothyourlashipknoyouaresaying”crieshonour;
”hinkoftheuntrybynightand
alone””notalone,”ansisedtobear
pany””yes,tobesure,”crieshonour,”iwillfollowyour
lashipthroughtheostasgoodbe
alone:forishouldnotbeabletodefendyou,ifanyrobbers,or
othervillains,shouldethyou,nay,ishouldbeinas
horribleafrightasyourlaship;fortobecertain,theywould
ravishusbothbesides,ansiderhohenightsare
noodeath””agoodbriskpace,”answered
sophia,”theld;andifyoue
frovillain,honour,iakeapistol
etherearetaayou
frightenreandre,”crieshonour:”sureyourlaship
venturetofireitoffihadratherrunanychancethanyour
lashipshoulddothat””iling,”
you,honour,fireapistolatanyoackyour
virtue””tobesure,a”crieshonour,”onesvirtueisadear
thing,especiallytouspoorservants;foritisourlivelihood,as
abodyysay:yetirtallyhatefirear;forsonyaccidents
happenbythe””well,ayensure
yourvirtueataverycheaprate,shus;
foriintendtotakehorsesattheveryfirsttoeto,and
tackedinourhitherlookee,honour,i
aesolvedtogo;andifyoue,iproseyouiwill
reostofpower”
thislastargunthadastrongereffectonhonourthanallthe
preined,she
desistedfronyfurtherdissuasionstheythenenteredintoadebate
oneansofexecutingtheirprojecthereaverystubbo
difficultyoccurred,andthisovaloftheireffects,
uistressthanbythe
id;forhoncetakenaresolutiontoruntoa
lover,ortorunfroiallobstaclesarensideredastrifles
buthonourotive;shehadnorapturesto
expect,noranyterrorstoshun;andbesidestherealvalueofher
clothes,inedagreatpartofherfortune,shehada
capriciousfondnessforseveralgoherthings;either
becausetheybecaher,orbecausetheyha
partilately,orbecause
shehadhadlong;orforsootherreasonsequallygood;sothat
sheuldnotendurethethoughtsofleavingthepoorthingsbehind
herexposedtothercyofe,ednot,wouldin
hisrageketheufferrtyrdo
theingeniousshonourhavingappliedallheroratorytodissuade
herstressfroerpurpose,ively
deteed,atlaststartedthefollooveher
clothes,viz,togetherselftuedoutofdoorsthatveryevening
sophiahighlyapprovedthisthod,butdoubtedhoightbe
broughtabout”o,a”aytrust
thatto;sveryoobtainthisfavourof
ourstersandstresses;thoughsotis,indeed,heyowe
usrehantheycanreadilypay,theyuphallour
affronts,and;butthe
squireisnoneofthose;andsinceyourlashipisresolvedupon
settingouttonight,iigetdischargedthisafteoon”it
elinenanda
nightgohherohings,andasforallherother
orerersethanthe
sailorfeelshrohegoodsofothers,inordertosave
hisownlife
chapter8
ntainingsonkind
shonourhadsheryounglady,than
sothingforianinquevedo,injure
thedevilbyanyfalseaighthaveno
handinitbutsothing,isay,suggesteditselftoher,thatby
saright
probablykeherfortunenynsiderationsurgedthisdisvery
thefairprospeereandacceptablea
serviptedheravarice;andagain,thedangerof
theenterprizeshehadundertaken;theuncertaintyofitssuccess;
night,ld,robbers,ravishers,allalardherfearssoforcibly
didalltheseoperateuponher,thatsheostdeteedtogo
directlytothesquire,andtolayopenthewholea
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inpany,thatsheeaestlydesiredaunttosuffertogo
anofverygreatnote,ishall
easilyfindherout,andikenodoubtofbeingverywellandkindly
receivedbyher””ihaveyourlashiptoonfidentof
that,”crieshonour;”forthefirstladyilivedhusedtoinvite
peopleveryeaestlytoherhouse;butifsheheardafterhey
ing,sheusedtogetoutofthehoughthislady
oseeyourlaship,astobesureanybodywouldbe
gladtoseeyourlaship,yetwhenshehearsyourlashipisrunaway
froyster””youarestaken,honour,”sayssophia:”shelooks
upontheauthorityofafatherinachlothanido;for
shepressedviolentlytogotolondonhher,andwhenirefused
togoyfathersnsent,shelaughedtos,called
sillyuntrygirl,andsaid,ishouldkeapurelovinge
iuldbesodutifuladaughtersoihavenodoubtbutsheh
reetoo,tillfather,findingoutofhis
poereason”
”aa”anshyourlashipthinkof
kingyourescapeonveyancefor
asforyouroatters
standbetysterandyourlaship,robinwillbehanged
beforeheysters
expressorders””iintendtoescape,”saidsophia,”byof
thedoorsylegsareveryable
toenyalongeveningaftera
fiddle,e
inrunningfroodetestableapartnerforlife””ohheaven,
aothyourlashipknoyouaresaying”crieshonour;
”hinkoftheuntrybynightand
alone””notalone,”ansisedtobear
pany””yes,tobesure,”crieshonour,”iwillfollowyour
lashipthroughtheostasgoodbe
alone:forishouldnotbeabletodefendyou,ifanyrobbers,or
othervillains,shouldethyou,nay,ishouldbeinas
horribleafrightasyourlaship;fortobecertain,theywould
ravishusbothbesides,ansiderhohenightsare
noodeath””agoodbriskpace,”answered
sophia,”theld;andifyoue
frovillain,honour,iakeapistol
etherearetaayou
frightenreandre,”crieshonour:”sureyourlaship
venturetofireitoffihadratherrunanychancethanyour
lashipshoulddothat””iling,”
you,honour,fireapistolatanyoackyour
virtue””tobesure,a”crieshonour,”onesvirtueisadear
thing,especiallytouspoorservants;foritisourlivelihood,as
abodyysay:yetirtallyhatefirear;forsonyaccidents
happenbythe””well,ayensure
yourvirtueataverycheaprate,shus;
foriintendtotakehorsesattheveryfirsttoeto,and
tackedinourhitherlookee,honour,i
aesolvedtogo;andifyoue,iproseyouiwill
reostofpower”
thislastargunthadastrongereffectonhonourthanallthe
preined,she
desistedfronyfurtherdissuasionstheythenenteredintoadebate
oneansofexecutingtheirprojecthereaverystubbo
difficultyoccurred,andthisovaloftheireffects,
uistressthanbythe
id;forhoncetakenaresolutiontoruntoa
lover,ortorunfroiallobstaclesarensideredastrifles
buthonourotive;shehadnorapturesto
expect,noranyterrorstoshun;andbesidestherealvalueofher
clothes,inedagreatpartofherfortune,shehada
capriciousfondnessforseveralgoherthings;either
becausetheybecaher,orbecausetheyha
partilately,orbecause
shehadhadlong;orforsootherreasonsequallygood;sothat
sheuldnotendurethethoughtsofleavingthepoorthingsbehind
herexposedtothercyofe,ednot,wouldin
hisrageketheufferrtyrdo
theingeniousshonourhavingappliedallheroratorytodissuade
herstressfroerpurpose,ively
deteed,atlaststartedthefollooveher
clothes,viz,togetherselftuedoutofdoorsthatveryevening
sophiahighlyapprovedthisthod,butdoubtedhoightbe
broughtabout”o,a”aytrust
thatto;sveryoobtainthisfavourof
ourstersandstresses;thoughsotis,indeed,heyowe
usrehantheycanreadilypay,theyuphallour
affronts,and;butthe
squireisnoneofthose;andsinceyourlashipisresolvedupon
settingouttonight,iigetdischargedthisafteoon”it
elinenanda
nightgohherohings,andasforallherother
orerersethanthe
sailorfeelshrohegoodsofothers,inordertosave
hisownlife
chapter8
ntainingsonkind
shonourhadsheryounglady,than
sothingforianinquevedo,injure
thedevilbyanyfalseaighthaveno
handinitbutsothing,isay,suggesteditselftoher,thatby
saright
probablykeherfortunenynsiderationsurgedthisdisvery
thefairprospeereandacceptablea
serviptedheravarice;andagain,thedangerof
theenterprizeshehadundertaken;theuncertaintyofitssuccess;
night,ld,robbers,ravishers,allalardherfearssoforcibly
didalltheseoperateuponher,thatsheostdeteedtogo
directlytothesquire,andtolayopenthewholea
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