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    nothervisit

    here”

    ”sir,”repliedthelady,”ikenodoubtthatyouarea

    gentlen,anddoorsarenevershuttopeopleoffashion”

    jones,thenafterpropercerenials,departed,highlytohisown

    satisfaction,andnolesstothatofsophierribly

    alardlestladybellastonshoulddisversheknewalready

    buttoowell

    uponthestairsjonesthisoldacquaintance,shonour,who,

    not,ellbred

    tobehaveeetingprovedindeedalucky

    circutance,ishenicatedtoherthehousewherehelodged,

    hed

    chapter12

    inhethirteenthbookisncluded

    theelegantlordshaftesburysouch

    truth:byaybefairlyinferred,that,insocases,tolie

    isnotonlyexcusable,butndable

    andsurelytherearenopersonsaysoproperlychallengea

    righttothisndabledeviationfroruth,asyoungenin

    theaffairoflove;foraypleadprecept,education,and

    aboveall,thesanaysaythene,by

    subttingtothehonest

    iulsesofnatureforthat

    o

    edtosay,thatourheroinenow

    pursuedthedientionedrighthonourable

    philosopherasshelysatisfiedthen,thatlady

    bellastoninedto

    keepherinthatignorance,thoughattheexpenseofalittlefibbing

    joneshadnotbeenlonggone,beforeladybellastony

    tyyoungfello

    reerevertohaveseenhisfacebefore”

    ”norineither,da”ustsayhebehavedvery

    handsolyinrelationtonote”

    ”yes;andheisaveryhandsofellohelady:”dontyou

    thinkso”

    ”ididnottake,”ansithought

    heseedratheraeelthanotherwise”

    ”youareextrelyright,”aysee,by

    hisnner,thathehathnotkeptgoodpanynay,nothstanding

    hisretuingyouote,andrefusingthereostquestion

    anihavealhereisa

    sothinginpersonsherscanneveracquirei

    thinkietohi”

    ”nay,sure,da”anssuspectafter

    hehathdone;besides,ifyourladyshipobservedhitherewasan

    eleganceinhisdisurse,adelicacy,aprettinessofexpression

    that,that”

    ”infess,”saidladybellaston,”thefellohwordsand

    indeedsophia,youstforgive,indeedyoust”

    ”iforgiveyourladyship”saidsophia

    ”yes,indeedyoust,”answeredshe,laughing;”forihada

    horriblesuspiivoust

    forgiveit;butisuspecteditself”

    ”didyourladyship,indeed”criessophia,blushing,andaffectinga

    laugh

    ”yes,ivoagineputit

    intohead:for,givethefelloeelydrest;

    nlythecasehyour

    friend”

    ”thisraillery,”criessophia,”isalittlecruel,ladybellaston,

    afterprosetoyourladyship”

    ”notatall,child,”saidthelady;”itruel

    before;butafteryouhaveprosednevertorryyourfathers

    nsent,inpliedyourgivingupjones,sureyou

    canbearalittlerailleryonapassionhwaspardonableenoughin

    ayounggirlintheuntry,andofeyouhaveso

    entirelygotthebetterustithink,dearsophy,ifyou

    cannotbearalittleridiculeevenonhisdressishallbegintofear

    youareveryfargoneindeed;andalstquestionheryouhave

    dealtingenuouslye”

    ”indeed,da”istakes,ifyou

    igineihadanynceonhisacunt”

    ”onhisacunt”ansusthavestaken;i

    nofartherthanhisdress;foriinjureyourtasteby

    anyotherparisonidontigine,dearsophy,ifyour

    joneshadbeensuchafellohis”

    ”ithought,”sayssophia,”yourladyshiphadallotobe

    handso”

    ”,pray”criedtheladyhastily

    ”jones,”ansdiatelyrellecting

    herself,”jonesno,no;iaskyourpardon;ianthegentlen

    nowhere”

    ”osophysophy”afraid,

    stillrunsinyourhead”

    ”then,uponhonour,da”saidsophia,”jonesisas

    entirelyindifferentto,asthegentlennous”

    ”uponhonour,”saidladybellaston,”ibelieveitforgive,

    therefore,alittleinnocentraillery;butiproseyouiwill

    nevetionhisnaanyre”

    andnooretothedelight

    ofsophiathanofladybellaston,ented

    herrivalalittlelonger,hadnotbusinessofreiortance

    calledheraindperfectlyeasy

    underthisfirstpracticeofdeceit;uponiredto

    herchaer,shereflectedhthehighestuneasinessandnscious

    shanoruldthepeculiarhardshipofhersituation,andthe

    neindtoheduct;for

    thefraofhedoodelicatetobearthethoughtofhaving

    beenguiltyofafalsehood,hostancesnor

    didthisthoughtoncesufferhertoclosehereyesduringthewhole

    succeedingnight

    bookxiv

    ntainingtwodays

    chapter1

    anessaytoprovethatanauthorethebetterforhaving

    soknohesubjectones

    asseveralgentleninthesetis,bytheeof

    geniusonly,houttheleastassistanceofleaing,perhapshout

    beingadeansiderablefigureinthe

    republifletters;thedecritics,iaold,havelately

    beguntoassert,thatallkindofleaingisentirelyuselesstoa

    er;and,indeed,nootherthanakindoffettersonthenatural

    sprightlinessandaagination,husweighed

    dosoaringtothosehighflightsherwise

    itw

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