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    iceisrelikea

    frenchnthananenglishn”

    hethenproposedalibationasaneonyat

    alltreatiesofthiskindperhapsthereaderyherencludethat

    heienthistory;butthis,thoughhighly

    probable,ashe,i

    affirstlikelyindeeditis,thathe

    foundedhisopiniononverygoodauthority,sincehenfirdith

    nyviolentoaths

    jonesnosoonerheardtheproposalthan,iediatelyagreeingh

    theleaedserjeant,heorderedaboug,filled

    htheliquorusedontheseoccasions,tobebroughtin,andthen

    begantheselfheplacedhisrighthandinthatofthe

    landlord,and,seizingthebohhisleft,utteredtheusual

    adehislibationafterewas

    observedbypresentindeed,thereisverylittleneedofbeing

    parti

    thoselibationsofuchisrerdedinantientauthorsand

    theirdetranscriberstheprincipaldifferencelayintwo

    instances;for,first,thepresentpanypouredtheliquoronlydown

    theirthroats;and,sendly,theserjeant,edas

    priest,drankthelast;buthepreserved,ibelieve,theantientfor

    insuchthelargestdraughtofthepany,andin

    beingtheonlypersonpresentributednothingtohe

    libationbesideshisgoodoffiance

    thegoodpeoplenoselvesroundthekitchenfire,

    ourseedtointainanabsolutedonion;and

    partridgenotonlyforgothisshafuldefeat,butnvertedhunger

    intothirst,andsoonbecaextrelyfacetiousustho

    thisagreeableasselyforarjonestos

    ent,hedinnerhhehadbespokewasnowon

    thetableindeed,ittooknolongtiinpreparing,havingbeen

    alldrestthreedaysbefore,andrequirednothingrefroheok

    thantoitoveragain

    chapter5

    anapologyforallheroesachs,hadescription

    ofabattleofthearouskind

    heroes,noteansof

    flatterers,theyyentertainoftheelves,ortheay

    n,haveortalthandivineabout

    thehoindsybe,theirbodiesatleast

    uostareliabletothe

    infirties,andsubjeannature

    angtheselatter,theactofeating,hbyseveralwise

    nbeennsideredasextrelyanandderogatoryfrohe

    philosophieasureperfordbythegreatest

    priisnaturehath

    beensofroliuch

    reexorbitantshareofthisofficethanshehathobligedthoseof

    thelo

    tosaythetruth,asnoknoantofthisglobeisreally

    rethann,sononeneedbeashadofsubttingtothe

    neandend;buthosegreatpersonagesihavejust

    ntionedndesatnfiningsuchloo

    theelvesasdesirousto

    preventanyothersfroatingthentheysurelybeeverylowand

    despicable

    noenttoour

    heroetontiontheioderateardourat

    thisseasonindeed,itybedoubtedherulysses,heway

    seetohavehadthebeststochofalltheheroesinthateating

    poeftheodyssey,everdeabetteralthreepoundsatleastof

    thatflesherlyhadntributedtothepositionofan

    oxingpartoftheindividualjones

    thispartiay

    aporaryneglectofhisfairpanion,who

    eatbutverylittle,andployedinnsiderationsofa

    verydifferentnature,illhehad

    entirelysatisfiedthatappetiteoftyfourhourshad

    procuredhibuthisdinnerhanhisattentionto

    otherttersrevived;attersthereforeeed

    toacquaintthereader

    jones,ofplishntshertosaid

    verylittle,estyoungfellowsin

    thehepictureofhealth,hadinit

    thestapparentrksofsnessandgoodnaturethese

    qualitieseristicalinhisuntenance,that,

    usthave

    beenperighthaveescapedthe

    noticeofthelessdisceing,sostronglyhisgoodnature

    paintedinhislook,thatitarkedbyalsteveryonewho

    sa

    ituchoothisastoaveryfine

    plexionthathisfacehadadelicacyinitalstinexpressible,

    andighthavegivenhinairrathertooeffenate,hadit

    notbeenjoinedtoastsien:ter

    hadaserhadoftheadonis

    heoured;andhadaflow

    ofanilspiritsionwherehewas

    present

    anycharhall

    etithefresh

    obligations,itarkreof

    pruderythancandourtoentertainabadopinionofherbecauseshe

    n

    but,aybepasseduponher,itisbusiness

    torelatettersoffactrsershad,intruth,

    notonlyagoodopinionofourheroe,butaverygreataffectionfor

    hitospeakoutboldlyatonce,sheothe

    presentuniversallyreceivedsenseofthatphrase,byhloveis

    appliedindiscrinatelytothedesirableobjectsofallourpassions,

    appetites,andsenses,andisunderstoodtobethatpreferenceh

    oonekindoffoodratherthantoanother

    butthoughthelovetotheseseveralobjectsypossiblybeoneand

    thesainallcases,itsoperationshoustbealloobe

    different;for,houchsoeveraybeinlovehanexcellent

    surloinofbeef,orbottleofburgundy;askrose

    ...  </P></TD>

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