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ostnfidenises;and
tothatnfidencehathsacrificedeverythingoher
plationsastheseant”
”nsense,indeed,”saidnightingale,”sallyousay;but
yetyouheopinionoftherarytoit,that,
arryayoedofever
shoyfaceagain”
”fieuponit,nightingale”saidjones,”donotcallherbyso
ungenerousana:isedtorryher,shebecayour
oreagainstprudencethanvirtueand
edtoface,butthe
vile,thefoolish,andtheprofligateforgiveifisaysucha
shastproodesty,tendsfalse
honourasitsshadoanof
realsenseandgoodnessinthehonourandapplaud
theaitnoothery
friend,applauditanddonotthe,rapturoussensations,h
thensciousnessofanhonest,noble,generous,
benevolentaoredelighttothendthantheundeserved
praiseofllionssetthealteativefairlybeforeyoureyeson
theoneside,seethispoor,unhappy,tender,believinggirl,inthe
arofherother,breathingherlasthearherbreaking
heartinagonies,sighingoutyouandlanting,ratherthan
accusing,thecrueltyodestructionpaintto
youriginationthecircutanceofherfondbespairingparent,
driventodness,or,perhaps,todeath,bythelossofherlovely
daughtervieind
hathdontonlyonsuchideas,nsideryourselfasthecause
ofalltheruinofthispoor,little,ilyon
theotherside,nsideryourself,asrelievingtheroheir
teorarysufferingsthinkhjoy,htransportsthat
lovelycreaturesseeherbloodretuingto
herpalecheeks,herfiretoherlanguideyes,andrapturestoher
torturedbreastnsidertheexultationsofherther,thehappiness
ofallthinkofthislittlefalydebyoneactofyours
pletelyhappythinkofthisalteative,andsureiaistakenin
friend,ifitrequiresanylongdeliberation,herhewill
sinkthesechesdownforever,or,byonegenerous,noble
resolution,raisethellfrohebrinkofseryanddespairtothe
highestpitanhappinessaddtothisbutonensideration
re;thensiderationthatitisyourdutysotodothatthe
seryfrosery
”
”o,dearfriend”criesnightingale,”iednotyoureloquence
torouseipitypooanysoul,andwouldwillingly
giveanythinginpoiliaritieshadeverpassed
bete,ihadnystrugglesypassion
beforeiuldprevailyselftoethatcruelletter,h
hathcausedalltheseryinthatunhappyfalyifihadno
inyoarryhertorrow
ing:iaginehow
iossibleityfathertonsenttosucha
te;andtorrow,byhis
expressnd,iaoonthelady”
”ihavenotthehonourtoknoher,”saidjones;”but,
supposeheuldbepersuaded,tothe
onlyansofpreservingthesepoorpeople””aseagerlyasiwould
pursuehappiness,”ansingale:”forinevershallfindit
inanyotherano,dearfrienduldyouigineihave
feltypoorgirl,iavincedshe
eonlytoher;and,if
ihadanyfoolishs:
uldfatherbeinducedtoplyydesires,nothingwouldbe
pleatoynancy”
”theniaesolvedtoundertakeit,”saidjones”youstnotbe
angrye,inaybenecessarytosetthis
affair,aydependonit,uldnototherwisebelonghid
froiforthingsofthisnaturekeaquickprogresse
theygetabroad,asthisunhappilyhathalreadybesides,shouldany
fatalaafraidwill,unless
iediatelyprevented,thepubliceina
nnehunity,stoffendhiif
youeayfindtheoldgentlen,i
ontinthebusiness;h,whileipursue,you
oregenerousactionthanbypayingavisittothepoor
girlyouexaggeratedintheacuntihavegiven
oftheily”
nightingaleiediatelynsentedtotheproposal;andnow,having
acquaintedjoneshhisfatherslodging,andtheffeehousewhere
heostprobablyfindhihehesitatedant,andthensaid,
”deartoyouaregoingtoundertakeaniossibilityifyouknew
father,youhinkofobtaininghisnsentstay,
thereisoneiarried,itght
beeasiertorencilehiothefactafterity
honour,iaoaffectedy
nanostightbe
thensequence”
jonesgreatlyapprovedthehint,andprosedtopursueitthey
thenseparated,nightingale,tovisithisnancy,andjonesinquestof
theoldgentlen
chapter8
passedbetightingale;hthe
arrivalofapersonnotyetntionedinthishistory
notentoftheronsatirist,hdenies
thedivinityoffortune,andtheopinionofsenee
purpose;cicero,anthaneitherof
theexpresslyholdsthentrary;andcertainitis,thereare
soincidentsinlifesoverystrangeandunacuntable,thatit
seetorequirerethanhunskillandforesightinproducing
the
ofthiskindr
nightingaletheelderinsocriticalanute,thatfortune,ifshe
e,uldnothave
ntrivedsuan,andthefat
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ostnfidenises;and
tothatnfidencehathsacrificedeverythingoher
plationsastheseant”
”nsense,indeed,”saidnightingale,”sallyousay;but
yetyouheopinionoftherarytoit,that,
arryayoedofever
shoyfaceagain”
”fieuponit,nightingale”saidjones,”donotcallherbyso
ungenerousana:isedtorryher,shebecayour
oreagainstprudencethanvirtueand
edtoface,butthe
vile,thefoolish,andtheprofligateforgiveifisaysucha
shastproodesty,tendsfalse
honourasitsshadoanof
realsenseandgoodnessinthehonourandapplaud
theaitnoothery
friend,applauditanddonotthe,rapturoussensations,h
thensciousnessofanhonest,noble,generous,
benevolentaoredelighttothendthantheundeserved
praiseofllionssetthealteativefairlybeforeyoureyeson
theoneside,seethispoor,unhappy,tender,believinggirl,inthe
arofherother,breathingherlasthearherbreaking
heartinagonies,sighingoutyouandlanting,ratherthan
accusing,thecrueltyodestructionpaintto
youriginationthecircutanceofherfondbespairingparent,
driventodness,or,perhaps,todeath,bythelossofherlovely
daughtervieind
hathdontonlyonsuchideas,nsideryourselfasthecause
ofalltheruinofthispoor,little,ilyon
theotherside,nsideryourself,asrelievingtheroheir
teorarysufferingsthinkhjoy,htransportsthat
lovelycreaturesseeherbloodretuingto
herpalecheeks,herfiretoherlanguideyes,andrapturestoher
torturedbreastnsidertheexultationsofherther,thehappiness
ofallthinkofthislittlefalydebyoneactofyours
pletelyhappythinkofthisalteative,andsureiaistakenin
friend,ifitrequiresanylongdeliberation,herhewill
sinkthesechesdownforever,or,byonegenerous,noble
resolution,raisethellfrohebrinkofseryanddespairtothe
highestpitanhappinessaddtothisbutonensideration
re;thensiderationthatitisyourdutysotodothatthe
seryfrosery
”
”o,dearfriend”criesnightingale,”iednotyoureloquence
torouseipitypooanysoul,andwouldwillingly
giveanythinginpoiliaritieshadeverpassed
bete,ihadnystrugglesypassion
beforeiuldprevailyselftoethatcruelletter,h
hathcausedalltheseryinthatunhappyfalyifihadno
inyoarryhertorrow
ing:iaginehow
iossibleityfathertonsenttosucha
te;andtorrow,byhis
expressnd,iaoonthelady”
”ihavenotthehonourtoknoher,”saidjones;”but,
supposeheuldbepersuaded,tothe
onlyansofpreservingthesepoorpeople””aseagerlyasiwould
pursuehappiness,”ansingale:”forinevershallfindit
inanyotherano,dearfrienduldyouigineihave
feltypoorgirl,iavincedshe
eonlytoher;and,if
ihadanyfoolishs:
uldfatherbeinducedtoplyydesires,nothingwouldbe
pleatoynancy”
”theniaesolvedtoundertakeit,”saidjones”youstnotbe
angrye,inaybenecessarytosetthis
affair,aydependonit,uldnototherwisebelonghid
froiforthingsofthisnaturekeaquickprogresse
theygetabroad,asthisunhappilyhathalreadybesides,shouldany
fatalaafraidwill,unless
iediatelyprevented,thepubliceina
nnehunity,stoffendhiif
youeayfindtheoldgentlen,i
ontinthebusiness;h,whileipursue,you
oregenerousactionthanbypayingavisittothepoor
girlyouexaggeratedintheacuntihavegiven
oftheily”
nightingaleiediatelynsentedtotheproposal;andnow,having
acquaintedjoneshhisfatherslodging,andtheffeehousewhere
heostprobablyfindhihehesitatedant,andthensaid,
”deartoyouaregoingtoundertakeaniossibilityifyouknew
father,youhinkofobtaininghisnsentstay,
thereisoneiarried,itght
beeasiertorencilehiothefactafterity
honour,iaoaffectedy
nanostightbe
thensequence”
jonesgreatlyapprovedthehint,andprosedtopursueitthey
thenseparated,nightingale,tovisithisnancy,andjonesinquestof
theoldgentlen
chapter8
passedbetightingale;hthe
arrivalofapersonnotyetntionedinthishistory
notentoftheronsatirist,hdenies
thedivinityoffortune,andtheopinionofsenee
purpose;cicero,anthaneitherof
theexpresslyholdsthentrary;andcertainitis,thereare
soincidentsinlifesoverystrangeandunacuntable,thatit
seetorequirerethanhunskillandforesightinproducing
the
ofthiskindr
nightingaletheelderinsocriticalanute,thatfortune,ifshe
e,uldnothave
ntrivedsuan,andthefat
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