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    issupperatthehurricanebefore

    rated,hadseentheattendantofsfitzpatrick,andupona

    shortenquiry,edthatherlady,hewasvery

    particularlyacquainted,ationhehadno

    soonerreceived,thanheaddressedhielftothelandlord,pacified

    hiandsenthipstairsplintsrathercivillerthanthose

    hweredelivered

    ityperhapsbeanherselfwas

    notthessengereloyedonthisoccasion;butosay

    sheatpresentqualifiedforthat,orindeedforanyother

    officetheruorsothelandlordchosetocallthedistillation

    froalthadbaselytakentheadvantageofthefatiguehe

    pooranhadundergone,andhaddeterribledepredationsonher

    noblefaculties,atatiheyoresistthe

    attack

    describethistragicalsceoofully;butwe

    thoughtourselvesobliged,bythathistoricintegrityhwe

    profess,shortlytohintatterherwisehavebeen

    gladtohavesparednyhistorians,indeed,forofthis

    integrity,orofdiligence,tosaynoenleavethereaderto

    findouttheselittleesto

    hisgreatnfusionandperplexity

    sophiabytheentryof

    thenoblepeer,atears

    fitzpatrick,butinrealityaveryparticularfriendofthatlady

    tosaytruth,itancethatshehadbeenenabledto

    esanhadthesagallant

    disposition

    story,andhaddeliverednyanirisonednyhfrourancehewas

    indeedasbitteranenetothesavageauthoritytoooften

    exercisedbyhusbandsandfathers,overtheyoungandlovelyofthe

    othersex,aseverknighterrantothebarbarouspowerof

    enchanters;nay,tosaytruth,ihaveoftensuspectedthatthose

    veryenchantersanceeveryy

    nootherthanthehusbandsofthosedays;andtrinyitselfwas,

    perhaps,theenchantedcastleinphsobe

    nfined

    thisnoblenhadanestateintheneighbourhoodoffitzpatrick,and

    hadbeenforsotiacquaintedhtheladynosooner,

    therefore,didhehearofhefinent,thanheeaestlyapplied

    hielftoprocureherliberty;lyeffected,notby

    stogthepleofantientheroes,but

    byrruptingthegoveor,innfortyodeartof

    isheldtobepreferabletovalour,andgoldis

    foundtobereirresistiblethaneitherleadorsteel

    thiscircutance,hoaterial

    enoughtorelatetoherfriend,eiartitto

    thereaderaion

    thatshehadfound,orined,orbysoveryextraordinary,

    perhapssupeaturalans,hadpossessedherselfoftheneyh

    hantointerrupthearrativeby

    givingahintofedtoheroftoolittleiortancetobe

    ntioned

    thepeer,afterashortnversation,uldnotforbearexpressing

    sosurprizeatetingtheladyinthatplace;noruldhe

    refrainfroellingherheiginedshehadbeengoobaths

    fitzpatrickveryfreelyansshehadbeenpreventedin

    herpurposebythearrivalofapersonsheneednotntionin

    short,”saysshe,”iyhusbandforineednot

    affecttoncealtheoohe

    goodfortuoesanner,andaowgoing

    tolondonine,and

    asgreatatyrantasown”

    hislordship,ncludingthatthistyrantwaslikewiseahusband,

    deaspeeentstoboththeladies,andasfullof

    invectivesagainsthisoeoblique

    glancesatthetrinialinstitutionitself,andattheunjust

    poanovertheresensibleandre

    ritoriouspartofthespeciesheendedhisorationhanofferof

    hisprotection,andofhisachandsix,antlyaccepted

    bysfitzpatrick,andatlast,uponherpersuasions,bysophia

    ttersbeingthusadjusted,hislordshiptookhisleave,andthe

    ladiesretiredtorest,rsfitzpatrickentertainedher

    usinanyhigheniuonthecharacterofthenoblepeer,

    andenlargedveryparticularlyonhisgreatfondnessforhiswife;

    saying,shebelievedheosttheonlypersonofhighrankwho

    arriagebed”indeed,”addedshe,”

    dearsophy,thatisaveryrarevirtueangstnofnditionnever

    expee,ifyoudo,youwill

    certainlybedeceived”

    agentlesighstolefroophiaatthesehperhaps

    ntributedtofordreafnoverypleasantkind;but,asshe

    neverrevealedthisdreaoanyone,sothereadercannotexpectto

    seeitrelatedhere

    chapter9

    theingintroducedinsoprettyingastageachthe

    beridstheheroicteerofsophiahergenerosity

    theretutoitthedepartureofthepany,andtheirarrivalat

    london;ererksfortheuseoftravellers

    thoseersofsociety,ofuishtheblessingsof

    life,noolighttheircandles,inordertopursuetheirdaily

    labours,fortheuseofthoseoenjoytheseblessings

    thesturdyhindnotendstheleveeofhisfelloheox;

    thecunningartificer,thediligentchanic,springfroheirhard

    ttress;andnoaidbeginstorepairthe

    disordereddruooheriotousauthorsofthatdisorder,in

    brokeninterruptedsluers,tuleandtoss,asifthehardnessof

    doedtheirrepose

    insilephrase,theclockhadnosoonerstruckseven,thanthe

    ladiesheirjouey;and,attheirdesire,his

    lordshipandhisequipage

    andnoatterofsodifficultyarose;andthiswashowhis

    lordshiphielfshouldbenveyed;forthoughinstageaches,

    uchluggage,the

    ingeniousachnstohperfecteaseintotheplace

    offour;forrivesthatthefathostess,orwellfed

    alde,ytakeupnoreroohanth

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