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pardon;forwhena
gentlenofyourfiguretravelsaysuppose
hiobe,aso,andperhapsioughtnotto
haventionedyoua””ioexpectto
havebeenso;yet,for
particularreasons,ishallbeobligedtoyouifyouention
natoanyotherpersontilliaonefroence””pauca
verba,”anshebarber;”andiherherekne
self;forsopeoplehavetongues;butiproseyouicankeepa
secreteneesethatvirtue””andyetthatisnot
therbarber,”answeredjones
”alassir,”repliedbenjan,”nonsilenunsiceriti
ostof
tianggentlen,andthoughisayit,iunderstandsothingof
gentilityandifyouhadthoughtashyofyoufidenceas
youhavesootherpeople,ishouldhavesho
aseeinapublic
kitepeoplehavenotusedyouwell;for
besideskingapubliationofofa
quarrelbethy,theyaddedliesof
theiroe
greatly,”yin,”i
tellthetruth,andineednottellyousure
itvedtohearthestory,andihopeitisallfalse;fori
haveagreatrespectforyou,idoassureyouihave,andhavehad
eversincethegoodnatureyoushooblackgeorge,hwas
talkedofallovertheuntry,andireceivedthanoneletterabout
itindeed,itdeyoubelovedbyeverybodyyoue,
therefore;foritadeaskny
questions;forihavenoiertinente:butlove
goodnatureandthencebecaarisabundantiaergate”
thereaderostofostleaed
ofbarbers”says
everyprofessionoffriendshipeasilygainscrediththe
serable;itisnoherefore,ifjones,who,besideshisbeing
serable,elyopenhearted,veryreadilybelievedallthe
professionsofbenjan,andrethescraps
oflatin,soofinappliedproperlyenough,thoughit
didnotsavourofprofoundliterature,seedyettoindicate
sothingsuperiortoanbarber;andsoindeeddidhiswhole
behaviourjonesthereforebelievedthetruthofhehadsaid,
astohisoriginalandeduuch
entreaty,hesaid,”sinyfriend,soy
affairs,andseeodesiroustoknohetruth,ifyouwillhave
patiencetohearit,iyouoftheience”
criesbenjan,”thatihechapterwasneversolong;and
iaerye”
jonesnoedtheory,forgettingonlya
circutanceortely,everythinghatdayin
andendedhhisresolutiontogo
tosea,tilltherebellioninthenorthhaddehihangehis
purpose,andhadbroughthiotheplacehenwas
littlebenjan,tention,neveronce
interruptedthenarrative;buthelp
observing,thattherestbesurelysothingreinventedbyhis
enees,andtoldall,orsogoodanwould
neverhavedisssedonehehadlovedsotenderly,insuchanner
toednotbutsuchvillanousartshad
beendeuseoftodestroyhi”
andsurelyitaking
thesarerkjones
onesinglecircutanceuponned;forhisactions
nohoseinjuriouslightsinheyhadbeen
srepresentedtoallentionthosenyfalse
aetotipreferredagainsthibr >
toallselfacquaintedhehad
likeittednyterialfactsinhis
presentrelationuponthehingnopearedin
sualiceitselfwouldhave
founditnoeasyttertofixanyblauponhi
notthatjonesdesiredtoncealortodisguisethetruth;nay,
heoreunohavesufferedanycensuretofall
onall,thanonhisoionsfor
deservingit;but,inreality,soithappened,andsoitalwayswill
happen;forletanbeneversohonest,theacuntofhisown
nductself,besoveryfavourable,thathis
vicesepurifiedthroughhislips,and,likefoulliquorswell
strained,heirfoulnessbehindforthoughthefacts
theelvesyappear,yetsodifferentotives,
circutances,andnsequences,antellshisoory,and
ytellsit,thathefactsto
beoneandthesa
thoughthebarberhaddrankdohisstoryhgreedyears,hewas
notyetsatisfiedtherestancebehindhhis
curiosity,ldasitosteagerlylongedforjoneshad
ntionedthefaour,andofhisbeingtherivalofblifil,
buthadeoftheyoungladythebarber,
therefore,aftersohesitation,andnyhuandhahs,atlast
beggedleavetocravethenaofthelady,obethe
prinisont,and
thensaid,”sin
afraid,heaisbeetoopublickalreadyonthisoccasion,i
youheaissophiae”
”prohdeutquehonuidequireehathadaughtergrown
aan””ay,andsuchaan,”criesjones,”thattheworld
atchnoeyeeversahingsobeautiful;butthatisher
leastexcellencesuchsensesuchgoodnessoh,iuldpraiseher
forever,andyetshouldothalfhervirtues””ea
daughtergroeerthefatheraboy;
pusedaxreru”
ti,thedevourerofallthings
theanend,thebarberpressedveryeagerlyto
behisbottle;butjonesabsolutelyrefused,saying,”hehadalready
drankrethanheought:andthathenohos
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pardon;forwhena
gentlenofyourfiguretravelsaysuppose
hiobe,aso,andperhapsioughtnotto
haventionedyoua””ioexpectto
havebeenso;yet,for
particularreasons,ishallbeobligedtoyouifyouention
natoanyotherpersontilliaonefroence””pauca
verba,”anshebarber;”andiherherekne
self;forsopeoplehavetongues;butiproseyouicankeepa
secreteneesethatvirtue””andyetthatisnot
therbarber,”answeredjones
”alassir,”repliedbenjan,”nonsilenunsiceriti
ostof
tianggentlen,andthoughisayit,iunderstandsothingof
gentilityandifyouhadthoughtashyofyoufidenceas
youhavesootherpeople,ishouldhavesho
aseeinapublic
kitepeoplehavenotusedyouwell;for
besideskingapubliationofofa
quarrelbethy,theyaddedliesof
theiroe
greatly,”yin,”i
tellthetruth,andineednottellyousure
itvedtohearthestory,andihopeitisallfalse;fori
haveagreatrespectforyou,idoassureyouihave,andhavehad
eversincethegoodnatureyoushooblackgeorge,hwas
talkedofallovertheuntry,andireceivedthanoneletterabout
itindeed,itdeyoubelovedbyeverybodyyoue,
therefore;foritadeaskny
questions;forihavenoiertinente:butlove
goodnatureandthencebecaarisabundantiaergate”
thereaderostofostleaed
ofbarbers”says
everyprofessionoffriendshipeasilygainscrediththe
serable;itisnoherefore,ifjones,who,besideshisbeing
serable,elyopenhearted,veryreadilybelievedallthe
professionsofbenjan,andrethescraps
oflatin,soofinappliedproperlyenough,thoughit
didnotsavourofprofoundliterature,seedyettoindicate
sothingsuperiortoanbarber;andsoindeeddidhiswhole
behaviourjonesthereforebelievedthetruthofhehadsaid,
astohisoriginalandeduuch
entreaty,hesaid,”sinyfriend,soy
affairs,andseeodesiroustoknohetruth,ifyouwillhave
patiencetohearit,iyouoftheience”
criesbenjan,”thatihechapterwasneversolong;and
iaerye”
jonesnoedtheory,forgettingonlya
circutanceortely,everythinghatdayin
andendedhhisresolutiontogo
tosea,tilltherebellioninthenorthhaddehihangehis
purpose,andhadbroughthiotheplacehenwas
littlebenjan,tention,neveronce
interruptedthenarrative;buthelp
observing,thattherestbesurelysothingreinventedbyhis
enees,andtoldall,orsogoodanwould
neverhavedisssedonehehadlovedsotenderly,insuchanner
toednotbutsuchvillanousartshad
beendeuseoftodestroyhi”
andsurelyitaking
thesarerkjones
onesinglecircutanceuponned;forhisactions
nohoseinjuriouslightsinheyhadbeen
srepresentedtoallentionthosenyfalse
aetotipreferredagainsthibr >
toallselfacquaintedhehad
likeittednyterialfactsinhis
presentrelationuponthehingnopearedin
sualiceitselfwouldhave
founditnoeasyttertofixanyblauponhi
notthatjonesdesiredtoncealortodisguisethetruth;nay,
heoreunohavesufferedanycensuretofall
onall,thanonhisoionsfor
deservingit;but,inreality,soithappened,andsoitalwayswill
happen;forletanbeneversohonest,theacuntofhisown
nductself,besoveryfavourable,thathis
vicesepurifiedthroughhislips,and,likefoulliquorswell
strained,heirfoulnessbehindforthoughthefacts
theelvesyappear,yetsodifferentotives,
circutances,andnsequences,antellshisoory,and
ytellsit,thathefactsto
beoneandthesa
thoughthebarberhaddrankdohisstoryhgreedyears,hewas
notyetsatisfiedtherestancebehindhhis
curiosity,ldasitosteagerlylongedforjoneshad
ntionedthefaour,andofhisbeingtherivalofblifil,
buthadeoftheyoungladythebarber,
therefore,aftersohesitation,andnyhuandhahs,atlast
beggedleavetocravethenaofthelady,obethe
prinisont,and
thensaid,”sin
afraid,heaisbeetoopublickalreadyonthisoccasion,i
youheaissophiae”
”prohdeutquehonuidequireehathadaughtergrown
aan””ay,andsuchaan,”criesjones,”thattheworld
atchnoeyeeversahingsobeautiful;butthatisher
leastexcellencesuchsensesuchgoodnessoh,iuldpraiseher
forever,andyetshouldothalfhervirtues””ea
daughtergroeerthefatheraboy;
pusedaxreru”
ti,thedevourerofallthings
theanend,thebarberpressedveryeagerlyto
behisbottle;butjonesabsolutelyrefused,saying,”hehadalready
drankrethanheought:andthathenohos
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