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    thshedeserveanyhowever,sir,ihave

    givenyouadvice;andifyoudeclinepursuingit,ishallhave

    thelessopinionofyourunderstandingthatsall”

    jonesnotted,andexertedhis

    utstpoorectifyit;butheonlyfaulteredandstutteredinto

    nonsenseandntradictiontosaythetruth,itisoftensaferto

    abidebythensequencesofthefirstblunderthantoendeavourto

    rectifyit;forbysuchendeavourswegenerallyplungedeeper

    insteadofextricatingourselves;andfeh

    occasionshavethegoodnaturersfitzpatrickdisplayedto

    jones,bysaying,ile,”youneedattetnoreexcuses;for

    icaneasilyforgiveareallover,everistheeffectof

    fondnessforhisstress”

    shethenrenendedit,

    ottingnoarguntionuldsuggestonthesubject;

    forshelyincensedagainstheraunt,thatscarce

    anythinghexposing

    her;and,likeatruean,sheiesinthe

    exee

    jones,hoedindecliningtheundertaking,hhad

    not,indeed,theleastprobabilityofsuccessheeasilyperceivedthe

    tivesrsfitzpatricktobesoeagerinpressing

    heradvicehesaidhedenythetenderandpassionateregard

    hehadforsophibutheinequalityoftheir

    situations,thatheuldneverflatterhielfsofarastohopethat

    sodivineayoungladyan;

    nay,heprotested,heuldscarcebringhielftowishsheshould

    hencludedents,hwehave

    notatpresentleisuretoinsert

    therearesofineenforidarenotherespeakintoo

    generalterselfissopredonant,thattheynever

    detachitfronysubject;and,asvanityisaruling

    principle,theyareapttolayholdofeeth,

    and,thoughthepropertyofothers,nveyittotheirohe

    panyoftheseladiesitisiossibletosayanythinghandsoof

    anotheranselves;nay,theyoften

    irovethepraisetheyseize;as,forinstance,ifherbeauty,her

    ourdeservesochndation,

    doideserve,oreenenta

    degree

    totheseladiesanoftenrendshielfwhileheis

    ndinganotheran;and,whileheisexpressingardourand

    generoussentintsforhisstress,theyarensideringa

    anaketothehis

    tendeessforaninferiordegreeofritofthis,strangeasity

    seeihaveseennyinstancesbesidessfitzpatrick,toall

    thisreallyhappened,ander

    jones,thesytoofuchsoonerunderstoodthanpoor

    sophiahadforrlydone

    tosaythetruth,perfeore

    irresistibleobjectthanitisgenerallythought;for,nothstanding

    soofusarententedoreholylots,andleabyrote

    aschildrentorepeatnoideatodespiseoutside,

    andtovalueresolidchar;yetihavealthe

    approatebeauty,thattheseresolidcharonlyshine

    hthatkindoflustrehestarshaveaftertherisingof

    thesun

    ations,nyofhwouldhave

    beetheuthoforoondateshielf,sfitzpatrickheavedadeep

    sigh,and,takinghereyesofffroones,ontheyhadbeen

    sotifixed,anddroppingthentheground,shecried,

    ”indeed,jones,ipityyou;butitisthecurseofsuchtendeess

    tobethroy

    usinbetterthanyou,jones,andistsay,anyanakes

    noretutosuchapassion,andsuchaperson,isunhyofboth”

    ”sure,da”saidjones,”youcantan””an”criess

    fitzpatriething,ithink,

    intruetendeessbeeneveretitinn,and

    feillknoovalueitheydoineverheardsuch

    trulynoblesentints,andicanttellhois,butyouforce

    oobelieveyousureshestbethestntetibleofen

    erit”

    thennerandlookhhiswasspoke,infuseda

    suspicionintojones,caretonveyindirecto

    thereaderinsteadofkinganyansafraid,

    daihavedetootiresoavisit;”andofferedtotakehis

    leave

    ”notatall,sir,”ansrsfitzpatrick”indeedipityyou,

    jones;indeedido:butifyouaregoing,nsideroftheschei

    haventionediavincedyoueseeyou

    againassoonasyoucantorrooingifyouleast

    sotitorroeallday”

    jones,then,afteyexpressionsofthanks,veryrespectfully

    retired;noruldsfitzpatriakinghipresentof

    alookatparting,byusthave

    hadnounderstandinginthelanguageoftheeyesinreality,it

    nfirdhisresolutionofretuingtoheore;for,faultyas

    hehathhithertoappearedinthishistory,hishoughtswerenow

    sonfinedtohissophia,thatibelievenoanuponearthuld

    havenointoanactofinnstancy

    fortune,hohisfriend,resolved,asheintended

    togiveheosendopportunity,tokethebestofthis;and

    acrdinglyproducedthetragicalincidenthwearenowin

    sorroestorerd

    chapter10

    thensequenceoftheprecedingvisit

    fitzpatrientionedfrobr >

    seansacquaintedhtheplaceto

    ired,retueddirectlytobath,andthence

    thedayaftersetforolondon

    thereaderhathbeenalreadyofteninfordofthejealousteerof

    thisgentlenheylikeeerthesuspicion

    in

    theroosers;and,thoughsufficientreasonshad

    afterirelytoclearupthatsuspicion,yetnohe

    readingsohandsoarjonesfrois

    toreflectthatshelikeeti,and

    juledtogethersustances

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