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    drepeatedina

    tteringvoice,”tobesure,sir,yourknoaybesuperiorto

    neinsothings;butastothegraar,ithinkiychallenge

    anynlivingithink,atleast,ihavethatatfingersend”

    ifanythinguldaddtothesatisfactionannow

    enjoyed,hereceivedthisadditionbythearrivalofanexcellent

    shoulderoftton,thatatthisinstantcasakingtothetable

    onountedtheir

    horses,andsetforwardforlondon

    chapter14

    stalbans

    theyilesbeyondbaet,andithedusk

    oftheevening,an,butuponaveryshabby

    horse,rodeuptojones,andaskedhierheolondon;

    toativethegentlenreplied,

    ”ishouldbeobligedtoyou,sir,ifyouypany;

    foritisverylate,andiastrangertotheroad”jonesreadily

    pliedhtherequest;andontheytravelledtogether,holding

    thatsortofdisursehisusualonsuchoccasions

    ofthis,indeed,robberyheprincipaltopic:upon

    thestrangerexpressedgreatapprehensions;butjonesdeclaredhe

    hadverylittletolose,andnsequentlyaslittletofearhere

    partridgeuldnotforbearputtinginhisword”yourhonour,”said

    he,”ythinkitalittle,butiaure,ifihadahundredpound

    banknoteinpocket,asyouhave,ishouldbeverysorrytolose

    it;but,forpart,ineverylife;forweare

    fourofus,andifanin

    englandcantrobussupposeheshouldhaveapistol,hecankillbut

    oneofus,andanyfort,ancan

    diebutonce”

    besidestherelianbers,akindofvalourh

    hathraisedaongthedestoahighpitchof

    glory,thereherreasonfortheextraordinaryurageh

    partridgenouchofthat

    qualityashepoobestow

    ourpanyileofhighgate,he

    strangertuedshortuponjones,andpullingoutapistol,dended

    thatlittlebanknoteentioned

    joneseand;

    hoself,andtoldthehighan,

    alltheneyhehadinhispocketirelyathisservice;andso

    saying,hepulledoutuphreeguineas,andofferedtodeliver

    it;buttheotheranshanoath,thatdojones

    ansoneyinto

    hispocket

    thehighanthenthreatened,ifhedidnotdeliverthe

    banknotethatnt,hestshoothiholdinghispistolatthe

    sativeryneartohisbreastjonesinstantlycaughtholdof

    thefellobledsothatheuldscarceholdthe

    pistolinit,andtuedthezzlefroiastrugglethen

    ensued,inerthehandofhis

    antagonist,andbothcafroheirhorsesonthegroundtogether,

    thehighanuponhisba

    thepoorfelloplorercyofthenqueror:for,to

    saythetruth,heeansatchforjones

    ”indeed,sir,”sayshe,”iuldhavehadnointentiontoshootyou;

    foryouhepistolloadedthisisthefirstrobbery

    ieveratteted,andihavebeendrivenbydistresstothis”

    atthisinstant,ataboutahundredandfiftyyardsdistance,lay

    anotherpersonontheground,roaringforrcyinachloudervoice

    thanthehighanthisself,who,

    endeavouringtokehisesent,hadbeenthrown

    froishorse,andlayflatonhisface,notdaringtolookup,and

    expectingeverynutetobeshot

    inthisposturehelay,tilltheguide,herwise

    nblingbeast,

    ,andtoldhiissterhadgotthebetterofthe

    highan

    partridgeleaptupatthisneotheplacewhere

    jonesstoodhhissoguardthepoorfellow;

    ridgenosoonersahanhecriedout,”killthevillain,

    sir,runhihroughthebody,killhihisinstant”

    luckily,hoore

    rinedthepistol,andfoundit

    tobereallyunloaded,begantobelieveallthenhadtoldhi

    beforepartridgecaup:naly,thathehetrade,

    andthathehadbeendriventoitbythedistresshentioned,the

    greatestindeediginable,thatoffivehungrychildren,andawife

    lyinginofthesixth,intheutstiserythetruthofall

    anstvehentlyasserted,andofferedtonvince

    jonesofit,ifheakethetroubletogotohishouse,

    ilesoff;saying,”thathedesirednofavour,

    butuponnditionofprovingallhehadalledged”

    jonesatfirstpretendedthatheakethefellohisword

    andgo,declaringthathisfateshoulddependentirelyonthe

    truthofhisstoryuponthisthepoorfellodiatelyexpressedso

    chalacrity,thatjoneslysatisfiedhhisveracity,

    andbegannoentsofpassionforhihe

    retuedthefelloptypistol,advisedhiothinkofhonester

    ansofrelievinghisdistress,andgavehiupleofguineas

    fortheiediatesupportofhisily;adding,”he

    oreforhissake,forthehundredpoundthathadbeen

    ntionedhisown”

    ourreadersheiropinionsnceing

    thisaeyapplauditperhapsasanactofextraordinary

    hunity,oresatuieerasa

    anory

    partridgecertainlysauch

    dissatisfactionontheoccasion,quotedanoldproverb,andsaid,he

    shouldnotagainbeforetheyreached

    london

    thehighanhankfulnessand

    gratitudeheactuallydropttears,orpretendedsotodohevowedhe

    diatelyretuho,andt

    suchatransgression:ay

    appearhereafter

    ourtravellersh

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