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tillaproperguardes
tosecureyou”
suchanascendanthadourlieutenantoverthisensign,thatallthat
fervencyofuragehthe
floor,atedthesaidensigntohavedrawnhis
sthelieutenant,hadhethenhadonedanglingathis
side:butallthes,the
verybeginningofthefray,ser
northertonoattendthefinalissueofthisaffair
thefrenchgentlenandadderly,atthedesireoftheir
ndingofficer,hadraisedupthebodyofjones,butastheyuld
per,theyagainlethibr >
fall,adderlydainghiorhavingbloodedhisat;andthe
frenandert:
havehearddeengliseley,laandattush
hiast”
selftothedoor,heapplied
hielflikediatelyattending,he
dispatusqueteersandasurgeonthese
nds,togetherself
seen,notonlyproducedthesoldiers,butpresentlydrehe
landlordofthehouse,hiss,and,indeed,every
oneelseetobeintheinn
todescribeeveryparticular,andtorelatetheion
oftheensuingscene,isnotypoypens,
anduld,atonce,alltogether,asthepanynow
spokethereaderst,therefore,ntenthielfost
rerkableincidents,andperhapsheyveryherest
thefirstthingdonehebodyofnortherton,who
beingdeliveredintotheenharporalattheir
head,nductedfroplacehhewasverywilling
toleave,butitoaplaceherhewasvery
unsicalarethedesiresof
aition,theveryntthisyouthhadattainedthe
aboventionedhonour,heentedtohave
retiredtosoeroftheeofitshouldnever
havereachedhisears
itsurprizesus,andsoperhaps,itythereader,thatthe
lieutenant,aan,shouldhaveappliedhischiefcare,
rathertosecuretheoffender,thantopreservethelifeofthe
entionthisobservation,nothanyviewof
pretendingtoaecritic
shouldhereafterpluhielfondisveringitwewouldhave
thesegentlenknoisoddincharactersaswellas
theelves,butitisourbusinesstorelatefactsastheyare;h,
isthepartoftheleaedandsagacious
readertonsultthatoriginalbookofnature,eeverypassage
inourranscribed,thoughenotalhe
particularpageforitsauthority
thepanydisposition
theysuspendedtheircuriositynceingthepersonoftheensign,
tilltheyshouldseehiereafterinareengagingattitudeat
present,theirployedaboutthe
bloodyobjectonthefloor;inachair,
soonbegantodisversosytooflifeandtionthesewereno
soonerperceivedbythepanyforjonesfirstgenerally
ncludedtobedeadthantheyallfellatoncetoprescribingfor
hiorasnoneofthephysicalorder,everyohere
tookthatoffi
bleedingousvoiceofthe;butunluckily
thereorathand;everyohencried,”callthe
barber;”butnonestirredastepseveralrdialswaslikewise
prescribedinthesaineffectivenner;tillthelandlordordered
upatankardofstrongbeer,hatoast,he
bestrdialinengland
thepersonprincipallyassistantonthisoccasion,indeedtheonly
oneedlikelytodoany,helandlady:
sheeofherhair,andappliedittotheostop
theblood;shefelltopleshherhand;
andhavingexprestgreatntetforherhusbandsprescriptionof
beer,shedespataidstoheroforabottle
ofbrandy,of,sheprevailedon
jones,retuedtohissenses,todrinkaverylarge
andplentifuldraught
soonafterhesurgeon,hewound,
havingshakenhishead,andbladeverythinghwasdone,
orderedhispatientinstantlytobed;inhinkproper
toleavehiotitohisrepose,andshallhere,therefore,put
anendtothischapter
chapter13
ntainingthegreataddressofthelandlady,thegreatleaing
ofasurgeon,andthesolidskillincasuistryofthehy
lieutenant
heanohisbed,andthehousebegan
againtoclearupfrohehurryhisaccidenthadoccasioned,
thelandladythusaddressedthendingofficer:”iafraid,
sir,”saidshe,”thisyoungndidnotbehavehielfaswellashe
shoulddotoyourhonours;andifhehadbeenkilled,isupposehehad
buthisdesarts:tobesure,enadtinferiorparsons
intotheirpany,theyofttokeeptheirdistance;but,as
firsthusbandusedtosay,feknoyown
part,iaureishouldnothavesufferedanyfellooinclude
theelvesintogentlenspany;butithofthehadbeenan
offiehearecruit”
”landlady,”ansistakethewhole
ttertheyoungnbehavedhielfextrelywell,andis,i
believe,achbettergentlenthantheensignif
theyoungfelloanostreasonto
besorryforit;forthereginte
felloy;andifheescapesfrohehands
ofjustice,bla,dathatsall”
”ayaygoodlackaday”saidthelandlady;”ouldhave
thoftitay,ay,ay,iaatisfiedyourhonourice
done;andtobesureitofttobetoeveryonegentlenoftnotto
killpoorfolksanhathasoultobe
saved,asters”
”indeed,da”saidthelieutenant,”youdothevolunteerwrong:i
daresoreofagentlenthantheoffice
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tillaproperguardes
tosecureyou”
suchanascendanthadourlieutenantoverthisensign,thatallthat
fervencyofuragehthe
floor,atedthesaidensigntohavedrawnhis
sthelieutenant,hadhethenhadonedanglingathis
side:butallthes,the
verybeginningofthefray,ser
northertonoattendthefinalissueofthisaffair
thefrenchgentlenandadderly,atthedesireoftheir
ndingofficer,hadraisedupthebodyofjones,butastheyuld
per,theyagainlethibr >
fall,adderlydainghiorhavingbloodedhisat;andthe
frenandert:
havehearddeengliseley,laandattush
hiast”
selftothedoor,heapplied
hielflikediatelyattending,he
dispatusqueteersandasurgeonthese
nds,togetherself
seen,notonlyproducedthesoldiers,butpresentlydrehe
landlordofthehouse,hiss,and,indeed,every
oneelseetobeintheinn
todescribeeveryparticular,andtorelatetheion
oftheensuingscene,isnotypoypens,
anduld,atonce,alltogether,asthepanynow
spokethereaderst,therefore,ntenthielfost
rerkableincidents,andperhapsheyveryherest
thefirstthingdonehebodyofnortherton,who
beingdeliveredintotheenharporalattheir
head,nductedfroplacehhewasverywilling
toleave,butitoaplaceherhewasvery
unsicalarethedesiresof
aition,theveryntthisyouthhadattainedthe
aboventionedhonour,heentedtohave
retiredtosoeroftheeofitshouldnever
havereachedhisears
itsurprizesus,andsoperhaps,itythereader,thatthe
lieutenant,aan,shouldhaveappliedhischiefcare,
rathertosecuretheoffender,thantopreservethelifeofthe
entionthisobservation,nothanyviewof
pretendingtoaecritic
shouldhereafterpluhielfondisveringitwewouldhave
thesegentlenknoisoddincharactersaswellas
theelves,butitisourbusinesstorelatefactsastheyare;h,
isthepartoftheleaedandsagacious
readertonsultthatoriginalbookofnature,eeverypassage
inourranscribed,thoughenotalhe
particularpageforitsauthority
thepanydisposition
theysuspendedtheircuriositynceingthepersonoftheensign,
tilltheyshouldseehiereafterinareengagingattitudeat
present,theirployedaboutthe
bloodyobjectonthefloor;inachair,
soonbegantodisversosytooflifeandtionthesewereno
soonerperceivedbythepanyforjonesfirstgenerally
ncludedtobedeadthantheyallfellatoncetoprescribingfor
hiorasnoneofthephysicalorder,everyohere
tookthatoffi
bleedingousvoiceofthe;butunluckily
thereorathand;everyohencried,”callthe
barber;”butnonestirredastepseveralrdialswaslikewise
prescribedinthesaineffectivenner;tillthelandlordordered
upatankardofstrongbeer,hatoast,he
bestrdialinengland
thepersonprincipallyassistantonthisoccasion,indeedtheonly
oneedlikelytodoany,helandlady:
sheeofherhair,andappliedittotheostop
theblood;shefelltopleshherhand;
andhavingexprestgreatntetforherhusbandsprescriptionof
beer,shedespataidstoheroforabottle
ofbrandy,of,sheprevailedon
jones,retuedtohissenses,todrinkaverylarge
andplentifuldraught
soonafterhesurgeon,hewound,
havingshakenhishead,andbladeverythinghwasdone,
orderedhispatientinstantlytobed;inhinkproper
toleavehiotitohisrepose,andshallhere,therefore,put
anendtothischapter
chapter13
ntainingthegreataddressofthelandlady,thegreatleaing
ofasurgeon,andthesolidskillincasuistryofthehy
lieutenant
heanohisbed,andthehousebegan
againtoclearupfrohehurryhisaccidenthadoccasioned,
thelandladythusaddressedthendingofficer:”iafraid,
sir,”saidshe,”thisyoungndidnotbehavehielfaswellashe
shoulddotoyourhonours;andifhehadbeenkilled,isupposehehad
buthisdesarts:tobesure,enadtinferiorparsons
intotheirpany,theyofttokeeptheirdistance;but,as
firsthusbandusedtosay,feknoyown
part,iaureishouldnothavesufferedanyfellooinclude
theelvesintogentlenspany;butithofthehadbeenan
offiehearecruit”
”landlady,”ansistakethewhole
ttertheyoungnbehavedhielfextrelywell,andis,i
believe,achbettergentlenthantheensignif
theyoungfelloanostreasonto
besorryforit;forthereginte
felloy;andifheescapesfrohehands
ofjustice,bla,dathatsall”
”ayaygoodlackaday”saidthelandlady;”ouldhave
thoftitay,ay,ay,iaatisfiedyourhonourice
done;andtobesureitofttobetoeveryonegentlenoftnotto
killpoorfolksanhathasoultobe
saved,asters”
”indeed,da”saidthelieutenant,”youdothevolunteerwrong:i
daresoreofagentlenthantheoffice
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