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    d,andthenjonesdesiredthe

    favourofspanytodrinktebutshe

    refused,andannersodifferentfrohathhshehad

    receivedhitdinner,thatitalittlesurprizedhiandnowhe

    soonperceivedherbehaviourtotallychanged;forinsteadofthat

    naturalaffabilityed,sheworea

    nstrainedseverityonheruntenance,hwassodisagreeable

    tojones,thatheresolved,hoe,toquitthehousethat

    evening

    hedidindeedacuntsounfairlyforthissuddenchange;

    forbesidessohardandunjustsursesnceingfelefickleness

    andtability,hebegantosuspectthatheohisofcivility

    tohisalsheydirtyno

    sheets,arethoughtininnstopaybetterfortheirbedsthantheir

    riders,andarethereforensideredastheredesirablepany;

    butsuchreliberalwayof

    thinkingshelyoa

    gentlen,thoughheinreality,shelookedonour

    heroeasasorrysundrel,andthereforetreatedhissuch,for

    self,hadheknouchasthereader,

    uldhavebladher;nay,onthentrary,hesthaveapprovedher

    nduct,andhaveesteedherthereforthedisrespectshown

    toselfthisisindeedastaggravatingcircutance,h

    attendsdeprivingnunjustlyoftheirreputation;foranwhois

    nsciousofhavinganillcharacter,cannotjustlybeangryh

    those;butoughtrathertodespisesuch

    asaffeust

    havenvincedthehattheirfriendscharacterhathbeenfalsely

    andinjuriouslyaspersed

    this,hohecaseofjones;forashe

    strangertothetruth,sohehgoodreasonoffendedatthe

    treatnthereceivedhethereforepaidhisreckoninganddeparted,

    highlyagainsttheonstratedch

    againstittonopurpose,atlastndescendedtotakeuphisknapsack

    andtoattendhisfriend

    chapter9

    ntainingseveraldialoguesbetridge,nceing

    love,ld,hunger,andothertters;htheluckyandnarrow

    escapeofpartridge,asheakingafatal

    disverytohisfriend

    theshadothehighuntains;the

    featheredselvestotheirrestnohe

    highestorderofrtalstingdootheirdinners,andthe

    loordertotheirsuppersinaheclockstruckfivejust

    asjonestookhisleaveofgloucester;anhouratwas

    noiderthedirtyfingersofnightwouldhavedrawnher

    sableoonforbidher,whonow,

    ejollyrtals,who,like

    her,tunightintoday,begantorisefroerbed,whereshehad

    slueredaheday,inordertositupallnightjoneshadnot

    travelledfarbeforehepaidhisplintstothatbeautifulpla,

    and,tuingtohispanion,askedhifhehadeverbeheldso

    deliakingnoreadyansohis

    question,heprooon,and

    repeatedsopassagesfroilton,hcertainlyexcelledall

    otherpoetsinhisdesinarieshethen

    toldpartridgethestoryfrohespectator,oftwoloverswhohad

    agreedtoentertaintheelves

    eachother,byrepairing,atacertainfixedhour,tolookatthe

    on;thuspleasingtheelveshthethoughtthattheyh

    eloyedinntelatingthesaobjectatthesati”those

    lovers,”addedhe,”sthavehadsoulstrulycapableoffeelingall

    thetendeessofthesublistofallhunpassions””very

    probably,”criespartridge:”butienvytheore,iftheyhad

    bodiesinalstfrozentodeath,and

    aeryynosebeforeto

    anotherhouseofentertainntnay,truly,aye

    judgntshouldhappentousforourfollyinrunninga

    froneofthestexsure

    ineversaoregoodthingsinlife,andthegreatestlordin

    thelandcannotlivebetterinhisoaythereandto

    forsakesublingabouttheuntry,thelord

    kno,isaynothingforpart;but

    sopeopleghtnothavecharityenoughtoncludewewereinour

    sobersenses””fieuponit,partridge”saysjones,”havea

    betterheart;nsideryouaregoingtofaceanene;andareyou

    afraidoffacingalittleldio

    adviseayibesobold,”

    sayspartridge,”toofferadviceinterdutultusopportuna

    loquitur””end”

    ”trulyneitherofthe”ansridge”theonlyroadan

    becertainoffinding,istheroadeagoodheartypacewill

    bringusbacktogloucesterinanhour;butifhelord

    harryknoanyplace;foriseeatleast

    fiftylesbefore,andnohouseinalltheway””yousee,

    indeed,averyfairprospect,”saysjones,”

    additionalbeautyfroheextrelustreoftheonhowever,iwill

    keepthelefthandtrack,asthatseetoleaddirectlytothose

    hills,edlienotfarfrorandhere,if

    youareine,youy,andretubackagain;butfor

    part,iaesolvedtogoforward”

    ”itisunkindinyou,sir,”sayspartridge,”tosuspectofany

    suchintentionuchonyour

    ayoinedtogoon,ias

    chdeteedtofolloe”

    theynoeleshoutspeakingtoeachother,during

    ingroaned

    asbitterly,thoughfroverydifferentreasonatlengthjonesde

    afullstop,andtuingabout,cries,”

    theloveliestcreatureintheuniverseyhavehereyesnowfixed

    onthatveryonthisinstant””verylikely,sir,”

    ansyeyeswerefixedonagoodsurloinof

    roastbeef,thedevilghttaketheonandherhosin

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