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    grilkin,venus,atthe

    desireofapassionatelover,nvertedfrocatintoafine

    an,nosoonerperindfulofherforrsport,

    andstillretainingherpristinenature,sheleapedfrohebedof

    herhusbandtopursuethelittleanil

    areounderstandbythisnotthatthebridewasdispleased

    braorousbridegroofor,thoughsohave

    rerkedthatcatsaresubjecttoingratitude,yetenandcats

    tooainoccasionsthetruthis,as

    thesagacioussirrogerlestrangeobserves,inhisdeep

    reflections,that,”ife

    inattheadaouser

    still”inthesannertoarraignthesquireofany

    ofloveforhisdaughter;forinrealityhehadagreatdeal;

    onsiderthathean,andthen

    ayapplythefabletohiandthejudiciousreflectionslikewise

    thehoundsranveryhard,asitiscalled,andthesquirepursued

    overhedgeandditch,hallhisusualvociferationandalacrity,

    andhallhisusualpleasure;nordidthethoughtsofsophiaever

    onceintrudetheelvestoallaythesatisfactionheenjoyedinthe

    chace,hefinestheeversahhe

    silesforasthesquire

    forgothisdaughter,theservants,ayeasilybelieve,forgottheir

    stress;andtheparson,afterhavingexpressedent,in

    latin,tohielf,atlengthlikeherthoughts

    oftheyounglady,and,joggingonatadistancebehind,beganto

    ditateaportionofdoctrinefortheensuingsunday

    thesquirehehoundshthe

    arrivalofhisbrothersquireandsportsn:forallnapproverit

    intheiroanoreexpertinthefieldthan

    e,nordidanyotherbetterknooenuragethedogs

    atethehunthhisholla

    sportsn,inthethofauchengagedtoattend

    toanynnerofanity:

    for,ifanyoftheeetblingintoaditch,or

    intoariver,therestpassonregardless,andgenerallyleavehibr >

    tohisfate:duringthisti,therefore,thethough

    oftenclosetoeachother,interchangednotasinglehe

    sterofthehunt,hoent

    ofthestrangerindrahedogsheyafault,and

    hencenceivedaveryhighopinionofhisunderstanding,asthe

    nuerofhisattendantsinspirednosllreverencetohisquality

    assoon,therefore,asthesporthedeathofthe

    littleanil,thetet,andinall

    squirelikegreetingsalutedeachother

    thenversationayperhaps

    relateinanappendix,oronsootheroccasion;butasitnowise

    ncesthishistory,prevailonourselvestogiveita

    placehereitncludedhasendchace,andthathan

    invitationtodinnerthisbeingaccepted,y

    boutofdrinking,yanaponthepartofsquire

    e

    oursquireeansatcheitherforhishost,orfor

    parsonsupple,athiscupsthatevening;forheviolentfatigue

    ofndasayverywell

    acunt,hishonourhewas

    indeed,acrdingtothevulgarphrase,ledrunk;forbeforehe

    hadsesoentirelyoverpowered,

    thatthoughhecarriedofftobedtilllongafter,the

    parsonnsideredhisabsent,andhavingacquaintedtheother

    squireiseof

    sendingthosearguntsoing

    foresretu

    nosooner,therefore,hadthegoodsquireshakenoffhisevening,

    andbegantooingdraught,andtosuonhishorsesin

    ordertorenersupplebeganhisdissuasives,

    hehostsostronglysended,thattheyatlengthprevailed,

    ande;beingprincipallyvedby

    oneargunt,viz,thathekneight

    probablyberidingfartherfroisdaughterinsteadoftowardsher

    hethentookleaveofhisbrothersportsn,andexpressinggreat

    joythatthefrostightperhapsbenosll

    tivetohishasteningho,setforherbackwards,

    forsorsetshire;butnotbeforehehadfirstdespatchedpartof

    hisretinueinquestofhisdaughter,afterhelikea

    volleyofthestbitterexecrations

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    thedepartureofjonesfropton,

    andpartridgeontheroad

    atlengthoreetoourheroe;and,tosaytruth,

    solong,that,nsideringthe

    nditionin,iapprehendnyofourreadershave

    ncludedforever;hebeingatpresent

    inthatsituationin

    enquiringanyfartheraftertheirfriends,lesttheyshouldbeshocked

    byhearingsuchfriendshadhangedtheelves

    but,inreality,ifallthevirtues,iwillboldly

    say,neitherhavehevicesofaprudentcharacter;and

    thoughitisnoteasytoniserable

    thanthoseofpoorjonesatpresent,,and

    attenduponhidiligenceasifheoningin

    thebrightestbeaoffortune

    jones,then,andhispanionpartridge,lefttheinnafew

    nutesafterthedepartureofsquiree

    roadonfoot,forthehostlertoldthehatnohorseswerebyany

    anstobeatthattiproarchedhheavy

    hearts;forthoughtheirdisquietproceededfroerydifferent

    reasons,yetdispleasedtheyh;andifjonessighed

    bitterly,partridgegruntedaltogetherassadlyateverystep

    etothecrossroadshesquirehadstopttotake

    unsel,jonesstoptlikeuingtopartridge,askedhis

    opinionracktheyshouldpursue”ah,sir,”ansridge,

    ”iyadvice”””

    repliedjones;”foritisnoeherigo,or

    esof””advice,then,”saidpartridge,”isthatyou

    iediatelyfa

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