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hicheedthanhe
offeredtolayhisplaintbeforehithejusticedeclined
executinghisoffice,ashesaidhehadnoclerkpresent,noo
bookaboutjusticebusiness;andthatheuldnotcarryallthelaw
inhisheadaboutstealingaers,andsuchsortofthings
herefitzpatrihisassistaning
thepanythathehadbeenhielfbredtothelawandindeedhe
hadservedthreeyearsasclerktoanattoeyinthenorthof
ireland,eelertedhis
ster,caovertoengland,andsetupthatbusinessh
requiresnoapprentian,inhhe
hadsucceeded,ashathbeenalreadypartlyntioned
fitzpatrickdeclaredthatthelaers
ofthepresentcase;thatstealingaffedlyfelony,
andthegoodsbeingfoundupontheperson,evidenceof
thefact
thegistrate,upontheenuragentofsoleaedaadjutor,
andupontheviolentintercessionofthesquire,length
prevailedupontoseathielfinthechairofjustice,wherebeing
placed,uponvieuffillheldinhishand,
andupontheparsonssre,
hedesiredfitzpatriitnt,hhesaidhe
wouldsign
jonesnoobeheard,last,hdifficulty,
grantedhihethenprodurpartridge,astothe
findingit;but,ore,susandeposedthatsophia
herselfhaddeliveredthefftoher,andhadorderedhertonvey
itintothechaerrjoneshadfoundit
eliness
ofjones,hadakethedisvery,i
detee;butsuchheeffectsofherevidence,thatthe
gistrate,throselfbackinhischair,declaredthatthe
tterogetherasclearonthesideoftheprisonerasit
hadbeforebeenagainsthihheparsonncurred,
saying,thelordforbidheshouldbeinstruntalinttingan
innocentpersontodurancethejusticethenarose,acquittedthe
prisoner,andbrokeuptheurt
enoaheartycurse,and,
iediatelyorderinghishorses,departedinpursuitofhis
daughter,houttakingtheleastnoticeofhisnephezpatrick,
orretuinganyansofkindred,nothstandingall
theobligationshehadjustreaninthe
violence,reover,ofhishurry,andofhispassion,heluckily
forgottodendtheffofjones:isayluckily;forhewouldhave
diedonthespotratherthanhavepartedhit
joneslikeonthe
hadpaidhisreckoning,inquestofhislovelysophia,henow
resolvedneverretoabandonthepursuitofnoruldhebring
hielfeventotakeleaveofsers;ofhedetestedthe
verythoughts,asshehadbeen,thoughnotdesignedly,theoccasionof
hisssingthehappiestinterviehenowvowed
etealnstancy
asforsers,shetooktheopportunityoftheachh
panyhthetwo
irishgentlen,thelandladykindlylendingherhercloaths;in
retuforentedonlytoreceiveaboutdouble
theirvalue,asarepencefortheloanupontheroadshewas
perfectlyrenciledtofitzpatrick,e
fellointheabsence
ofhiswife
thusendedthenyoddadventuresrjonesenunteredat
hisinnatupton,heytalk,tothisday,ofthebeautyand
lovelybehaviouroftheeofthe
sorsetshireangel
chapter8
inhehistorygoesbackward
beforeaybeproperto
lookalittleback,inordertoacuntfortheextraordinary
appearanceofsophiaandherfatherattheinnatupton
thereaderybepleasedtoreerthat,intheninthchapter
oftheseventhbookofourhistory,sophia,afteralong
debatebety,decidingthecause,asitusually,i
believe,happens,infavouroftheforr
thisdebatehadarisen,asavisith
herfatherhadjustbeforedeher,inordertoforcehesent
toarriagehblifil;andoodtobefully
iliedinheraustnoruld
refuseanyabsolutendofhis”
nothisvisitthesquireretiredtohiseveningpotation,
overjoyedatthesuccesshehadgainedhhisdaughter;and,ashe
ion,andohavepartakersinhis
happiness,thebeerofloothe
kitchen;sothatbeforeelevenintheeveningthereasingle
personsoberinthehouseexrseherselfandthe
chagsophia
earlyintheingassenge
blifil;for,thoughthesquireiginedthatyounggentlenhad
beenchlessacquaintedthanhereallyer
aversionofhisdaughter,ashehadnot,horeceivedher
nsent,helongediatientlytoni,not
doubtingbutthattheintendedbrideherselfithher
lipsastothehadtheeveningbeforebeenfixed,by
theleparties,tobeoingsaveone
breakfastrblifil
attended,andbled;
andnoobecalled
o,shakespearhadithypeno,hogarthhadithypencilthen
an,hpale
untenance,staringeyes,chatteringteeth,faulteringtongue,and
trelinglis,
eensuchan,sofaint,sospiritless,
sodull,sodeadinlook,sowoebegone,
drescurtainsinthedeadofnight,
and,halfhistroywasbud
enteredtherooanddeclaredthatdaophiatobefound
”nottobefound”criesthesquire,startingfroischair;
”zoundsanddnationbloodandfuryto
befoundwhere”
”labrother,”saidse,htruepoliticalldness,”you
arealhroosuchviolentpassionsfoothing
niece,isuppose,isonlywalked
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hicheedthanhe
offeredtolayhisplaintbeforehithejusticedeclined
executinghisoffice,ashesaidhehadnoclerkpresent,noo
bookaboutjusticebusiness;andthatheuldnotcarryallthelaw
inhisheadaboutstealingaers,andsuchsortofthings
herefitzpatrihisassistaning
thepanythathehadbeenhielfbredtothelawandindeedhe
hadservedthreeyearsasclerktoanattoeyinthenorthof
ireland,eelertedhis
ster,caovertoengland,andsetupthatbusinessh
requiresnoapprentian,inhhe
hadsucceeded,ashathbeenalreadypartlyntioned
fitzpatrickdeclaredthatthelaers
ofthepresentcase;thatstealingaffedlyfelony,
andthegoodsbeingfoundupontheperson,evidenceof
thefact
thegistrate,upontheenuragentofsoleaedaadjutor,
andupontheviolentintercessionofthesquire,length
prevailedupontoseathielfinthechairofjustice,wherebeing
placed,uponvieuffillheldinhishand,
andupontheparsonssre,
hedesiredfitzpatriitnt,hhesaidhe
wouldsign
jonesnoobeheard,last,hdifficulty,
grantedhihethenprodurpartridge,astothe
findingit;but,ore,susandeposedthatsophia
herselfhaddeliveredthefftoher,andhadorderedhertonvey
itintothechaerrjoneshadfoundit
eliness
ofjones,hadakethedisvery,i
detee;butsuchheeffectsofherevidence,thatthe
gistrate,throselfbackinhischair,declaredthatthe
tterogetherasclearonthesideoftheprisonerasit
hadbeforebeenagainsthihheparsonncurred,
saying,thelordforbidheshouldbeinstruntalinttingan
innocentpersontodurancethejusticethenarose,acquittedthe
prisoner,andbrokeuptheurt
enoaheartycurse,and,
iediatelyorderinghishorses,departedinpursuitofhis
daughter,houttakingtheleastnoticeofhisnephezpatrick,
orretuinganyansofkindred,nothstandingall
theobligationshehadjustreaninthe
violence,reover,ofhishurry,andofhispassion,heluckily
forgottodendtheffofjones:isayluckily;forhewouldhave
diedonthespotratherthanhavepartedhit
joneslikeonthe
hadpaidhisreckoning,inquestofhislovelysophia,henow
resolvedneverretoabandonthepursuitofnoruldhebring
hielfeventotakeleaveofsers;ofhedetestedthe
verythoughts,asshehadbeen,thoughnotdesignedly,theoccasionof
hisssingthehappiestinterviehenowvowed
etealnstancy
asforsers,shetooktheopportunityoftheachh
panyhthetwo
irishgentlen,thelandladykindlylendingherhercloaths;in
retuforentedonlytoreceiveaboutdouble
theirvalue,asarepencefortheloanupontheroadshewas
perfectlyrenciledtofitzpatrick,e
fellointheabsence
ofhiswife
thusendedthenyoddadventuresrjonesenunteredat
hisinnatupton,heytalk,tothisday,ofthebeautyand
lovelybehaviouroftheeofthe
sorsetshireangel
chapter8
inhehistorygoesbackward
beforeaybeproperto
lookalittleback,inordertoacuntfortheextraordinary
appearanceofsophiaandherfatherattheinnatupton
thereaderybepleasedtoreerthat,intheninthchapter
oftheseventhbookofourhistory,sophia,afteralong
debatebety,decidingthecause,asitusually,i
believe,happens,infavouroftheforr
thisdebatehadarisen,asavisith
herfatherhadjustbeforedeher,inordertoforcehesent
toarriagehblifil;andoodtobefully
iliedinheraustnoruld
refuseanyabsolutendofhis”
nothisvisitthesquireretiredtohiseveningpotation,
overjoyedatthesuccesshehadgainedhhisdaughter;and,ashe
ion,andohavepartakersinhis
happiness,thebeerofloothe
kitchen;sothatbeforeelevenintheeveningthereasingle
personsoberinthehouseexrseherselfandthe
chagsophia
earlyintheingassenge
blifil;for,thoughthesquireiginedthatyounggentlenhad
beenchlessacquaintedthanhereallyer
aversionofhisdaughter,ashehadnot,horeceivedher
nsent,helongediatientlytoni,not
doubtingbutthattheintendedbrideherselfithher
lipsastothehadtheeveningbeforebeenfixed,by
theleparties,tobeoingsaveone
breakfastrblifil
attended,andbled;
andnoobecalled
o,shakespearhadithypeno,hogarthhadithypencilthen
an,hpale
untenance,staringeyes,chatteringteeth,faulteringtongue,and
trelinglis,
eensuchan,sofaint,sospiritless,
sodull,sodeadinlook,sowoebegone,
drescurtainsinthedeadofnight,
and,halfhistroywasbud
enteredtherooanddeclaredthatdaophiatobefound
”nottobefound”criesthesquire,startingfroischair;
”zoundsanddnationbloodandfuryto
befoundwhere”
”labrother,”saidse,htruepoliticalldness,”you
arealhroosuchviolentpassionsfoothing
niece,isuppose,isonlywalked
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