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    and,perhaps,thouystbenohan

    soofhiseditorsnothislattershouldbethecase,we

    thinkproper,beforehertogether,togivetheeafew

    eadnitions;thatthouystnotasgrosslysunderstand

    andsrepresentus,assoofthesaideditorshavesunderstood

    andsrepresentedtheirauthor

    first,then,nanyofthe

    inpertinentandforeigntoourin

    design,bediatelynceiveinannersuch

    incidentynducetothatdesignthisay,indeed,be

    nsideredasagreatcreationofourotlereptileof

    aetofindfaulthanyofitsparts,hout

    knoannerinheed,andbeforehe

    estothefinalostpresutuousabsurdity

    theallusionandtaphoradeuseof,ust

    acknoobeinfinitelytoogreatforouroccasion;butthereis,

    indeed,noother,alladequatetoexpressthedifference

    bethorofthefirstrateandacritifthelo

    anothercautionygoodreptile,is,thatthou

    dostnotfindouttoonearareselancebetaincharacters

    hereintroduced;as,forinstance,bethelandladywhoappearsin

    theseventhbookandherintheninththouarttoknow,friend,

    thattherearecertaincharacteristicsinostindividualsof

    everyprofessionandoccupationagreetobeabletopreservethese

    characteristics,andatthesatitodiversifytheiroperations,

    isoalentofagoodarkthenicedistinction

    beteviceorfollyisanother;

    and,asthislasttalentisfoundinveryfeers,soisthe

    truediscentofitfoundinasfehough,ibelieve,the

    observationofthisforaveryprincipalpleasureinthosewhoare

    capableofthedisvery;everyperson,forinstance,can

    distinguishbetnandsirfoplingflutter;butto

    notethedifferencebetterandsirurtlynice

    requiresareexquisitejudgnt:forofh,vulgar

    spectatorsofplaysveryoftendogreatinjusticeinthetheatre;

    etisknoindangerofbeingnvictedas

    athief,uponchblanceofhandshath

    beenheldtobeinthelaorous

    nedasa

    servileitationofdido,butthathappilyveryfewofourplayhouse

    criticsunderstandenoughoflatintoreadvirgil

    inthenextplayhyfriendfor,

    perhaps,thyheartybebetterthanthyhead,nottondea

    characterasabadone,becauseitisnotperfectlyagoodoneif

    thoudostdelightinthesedelsofperfection,therearebooks

    enotentogratifythytaste;but,as,inthe

    urseofouversation,everhappenedtoethanysuch

    person,chosentointroduceanysuchheretosaythe

    truth,ialittlequestionereneverarrivedatthis

    nsuatedegreeofexcellence,ashertherehathever

    existedansterbadenoughtoverifythat

    nullavirtuteredetubr >

    avitiis

    injuvenal;nordoi,indeed,nceivethegoodpurposesservedby

    insertingcharactersofsuchangelicperfection,orsuchdiabolical

    depravity,inanyntelatingeither,

    thendofnisrelikelytobeoverede

    thantodrasuer

    instanedtoseeapatteof

    excellenceinhisnature,ayreasonablydespairofever

    arrivingat;andinntelatingthelatterheybenoless

    affectedhthoseuneasysensations,atseeingthenatureofh

    heisapartakerdegradedintosoodiousanddetestableacreature

    allayedhasinglevirtue

    infact,iftherebeenoughofgoodnessinacharactertoengagethe

    adrationandaffectionofaind,thoughthere

    shouldappearsoofthoselittlebleshesquashunaparuavit

    natura,theypassionratherthanourabhorrence

    indeed,nothingoreralusethantheierfections

    plesofthiskind;sinakindof

    surprize,reapttoaffectanddindsthanthe

    faultsofveryviciousandhefoiblesandvicesof

    n,inthereisgreaureofgood,beereglaring

    objectsfrohevirtuesandsheity;

    andtendedhtheirevilnsequenceto

    ourfavouritecharacters,for

    ourofortheschiefstheyhavealready

    broughtonthosewelove

    andnoyfriend,havinggivenyouthesefeonitions,wewill,

    ifyouplease,onceresetforhourhistory

    chapter2

    ntainingthearrivalofanirishgentlen,hvery

    extraordinaryadventurestheinn

    noblinghare,erous

    enees,andal,

    n,hadnfinedallthedaytoherlurkingplace,sportsonly

    oerthelaeholloreetheoerof

    thenight,hootsforthnotesightede

    nnoisseursinsic;noaginationofthehalfdrunk

    cloaggersthroughthechurchyard,orratherchaelyardto

    hisho,fearpaintsthebloodyhobgoblin;nohievesandruffians

    areaenfastasleep;inplainenglish,itwas

    noidnight;andthepanyattheinn,ashosewhohave

    beenalreadyntionedinthishistory,assootherswhoarrived

    intheevening,beridwasnow

    stirring,shebeingobligedtohekitchenbeforesheretired

    tothearofthefondexpectinghostler

    inthispostureanarrived

    therepostheiediatelyalightedfroishorse,and,ingup

    tosusan,enquiredofher,inaveryabruptandnfusednner,being

    alstoutofbreathheageess,hertherehe

    housethehourofnight,andthebehaviourofthen,ared

    verye,alittlesurprizedsusan,sothatshe

    hesitatedbeforeshedeanyansan,h

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