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    tothe

    bargain””didevertrantanekesuchanansriesjones

    ”prithee,partridge,thoueversusceptibleofloveinthylife,

    orhathtithyry”

    ”alackaday”criespartridge,”eifi

    hadneverknoreginajubesrenovaredolore

    iaureihavetastedallthetendeess,andsublities,and

    bitteessesofthepassion””istressunkind,then”says

    jones”veryunkind,indeed,sir,”ansridge;”forshe

    rried,anddeoneofthestnfoundedheworld

    however,heavenbepraised,shesgone;andifibelievedshewasin

    theon,acrdingtoabookionceread,eachesthattobe

    thereceptacleofdepartedspirits,iitfor

    fearofseeingher;butioonwasalookingglass

    foryoursake,andthatsssophiae”

    ”dearpartridge,”criesjones,”athoughthereathought

    indbutthat

    ofaloveropartridgeuldihopeonceagaintoseethatface;

    but,alasallthosegoldendreaarevanishedforever,and

    onlyrefugefroutureseryistoforgettheobjey

    forrhappiness””anddoyoureallydespairofeverseeingss

    eagain”ansyadvicei

    s”

    ”hadonotahoughtofthatnature,”criesjones:”ihave

    struggledsufficientlytonquerallsuchwishesalready””nay,”

    ansistressin

    youraryouareastextraordinaryloverindeed””well,well,”

    saysjones,”letusavoidthissubject;butprayisyouradvice”

    ”togiveityouinthelitaryphrase,then,”sayspartridge,”as

    herightaboutletusretuthewaywe

    cayyetreachgloucestertonight,thoughlate;whereas,if

    bleaboutforever

    ingeithertohouseorho””ihavealreadytoldyou

    resolutionistogoon,”ansiwouldhaveyougo

    backiabligedtoyouforyourpanyhither;andibegyouto

    aygratitudenay,itwould

    becruelintosufferyoutogoanyfarther;for,todealplainly

    ychiefendanddesireisagloriousdeathintheservice

    ofkinganduntry””asforyouey,”repliedpartridge,”i

    beg,sir,youe;

    foratpresentiaibelieve,thericheofthetwoandasyour

    resolutionistogoon,soneistofollowyouifyoudonay,now

    presenceappearsabsolutelynecessarytotakecareofyou,since

    yourintentionsaresodesperate;foriproseyouviewsare

    chreprudent;asyouareresolvedtofallinbattleifyoucan,

    soiaesolvedasfirytoetonohurtificanhelpitand,

    indeed,ihavetheforttothinktherelittledanger;

    forapopishpriesttoldtheotherdaythebusinesswouldsoonbe

    over,andhebelievedhoutabattle””apopishpriest”cries

    jones,”ihaveheardisnotalobebelievedwhenhespeaksin

    behalfofhisreligion””yes,butsofar,”ansheother,

    ”fropeakinginbehalfofhisreligion,heassuredthecatholicks

    didnotexpecttobeanygainersbythechange;forthatprince

    charlesestantasanyinengland;andthatnothing

    butregardtorightdehindtherestofthepopishpartytobe

    jabites””ibelievehiobeaschaprotestantasibelieve

    hehathanyright,”saysjones;”andikenodoubtofoursuccess,

    butnotnotsosanguineasyour

    friendthepopishpriest””nay,tobesure,sir,”ansridge,

    ”allthepropheciesihaveeverreadspeakofagreatdealofbloodto

    bespiltinthequarrel,andthellerbs,whois

    nooholdthehorsesofthreekings,uptohiskneesin

    bloodlord,haveres””h

    stuffandnonsensehastthoufilledthyhead”answeredjones:

    ”thistoo,isuppose,esfrohepopishpriestnstersand

    prodigiesaretheproperarguntstosupportnstrousandabsurd

    doctrinesthecauseofkinggeorgeisthecauseoflibertyandtrue

    religioninothesense,boy,and

    iselforise

    againbs,andtotuller”partridgede

    noreplytothisheostnfusionby

    thisdethereaderofasecret,

    unityofrevealingbefore,partridge

    ruthajabite,andhadncludedthatjoneshe

    saparty,andojointherebelsanopinion

    e,

    ntionedbyhudibrasthatnyeyed,nytongued,nyuthed,

    nyearednsterofvirgil,hadrelatedthestoryofthequarrel

    betheofficer,htheusualregardtotruthshe

    had,indeed,changedthenaofsophiaintothatofthepretender,

    andhadreported,thatdrinkinghishealthhecauseforh

    jonesostfiry

    believedtisnoherefore,thathehadthenceentertained

    theaboventionedopinionofjones;andost

    disveredtohieforehefoundouthisoistakeandatthisthe

    readerhelessinclinedtoorellect

    thedoubtfulphraseinnicatedhisresolution

    topartridge;and,indeed,hadthebiguous,

    partridgeghtveryashedid;being

    persuadedasheeinclination

    intheirhearts;nordiditstaggerhihatjoneshadtravelledin

    thepanyofsoldiers;forhehadthesaopinionofthearh

    hehadoftherestofthepeople

    buthoightbetojasorcharles,hewas

    stillinthantoeither;for

    heprinciplesofhis

    felloravellerthanhethoughtpropertoncealandoutwardly

    giveuphisoanonhedependedforthekinghis

    fortune,sincehebynoansbelievedtheaffairsofjonestobeso

    desperateastheyreallyrallhy;forashehadkepta

    nstantrrespondenceeofhisneighb

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