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inaheadhwas
naturallynoneoftheclearest,thatthehat
greeneyednstetionedbyshakespearinhistragedyofothello
andnohestreetafterhiswife,andhad
justrerjoneswas
issuingfrot
fitzpatrickdidnotyetrellectthefaceofjones;however,seeing
ayoungingfroisadedirectly
uptohiandaskedhiehadbeendoinginthathouse”for
iaure,”saidhe,”yousthavebeeninit,asisae
outofit”
jonesansodestly,”thathehadbeenvisitingalady
there”tozpatrickreplied,”businesshaveyouhthe
lady”uponeeredthevoice,
features,andindeedat,ofthegentlen,ygood
friendgiveyourhand;ihopethereisnoillbloodreining
betallstakehhappenedsolongago”
”uponsoul,sir,”saidfitzpatrick,”idontknoenor
yourface””indeed,sir,”saidjones,”neitherhaveithepleasureof
knoe,butyourfaceiveryeertohaveseen
beforeatupton,h,
ifitisnotdeupyet,akeupoverabottle”
”atupton”ysoul,ibelieveyour
naisjones””indeed,”ansysoul,”
anieetupon
soulitlehyoupresently;butfirstiwillgive
youagreatknoy
soul,ifyoudonotgivesatisfactionforthatblow,iwillgive
youanother”andthen,draselfinapostureof
defence,heonlyscienceheunderstood
joneseso
unexpectedly;butpresentlyreveringhielf,healsodrew,and
thoughheunderstoodnothingoffencing,prestonsoboldlyupon
fitzpatrick,thathebeatdohedonehalfofhis
san,eived
it,thanhesteptbackhepointofhissword,and
leaninguponit,adeadn”
”ihopenot,”criesjones,”buteverbethensequence,you
stbesensibleyouhavedrauponyourself”atthisinstanta
nueroffellohe
shouldkenoresistanatleastake
careofthean
”ay,”criesoneofthefelloanaken
anyhourstoliveasfor
you,sir,youhaveanthatleastgoodyet””dn,jack,”said
another,”hehathpreventedhisvoyage;hesboundtoanotherport
noanyothersuchjestsadethesubjectof
bythesefelloployedbylord
fellar,andhaddoggedhintothehouseofsfitzpatrick,
attheerofthestreethisunfortunate
accidenthappened
theofficededthisgangveryhat
hisbusinessodeliverhisprisonerintothehandsofthe
,therefore,tobecarriedtoa
publichouse,
tohiscustody
thenstable,seeingjonesvery,andhearingthat
theaccidenthadhappenedinaduel,treatedhisprisonerhgreat
civility,andathisrequestdispatchedassengertoinquireafter
thean,ataveunderthesurgeons
handsthereportbroughtbackhattheainly
rtal,andtherehenstable
infordjones,thathestgobeforeajusticeheanswered,
”indifferentastoe;for
thoughiavinurderintheeyeofthelaw,
yettheynd”
jonesedbeforethejustice,hesurgeonwho
dressedfitzpatrickappeared,anddeposedthathebelievedthe
ortal;uponttedtothe
gatehouseiteatnight,sothatjonessendfor
partridgetillthenexting;and,ashenevershuthiseyestill
seven,soithepoorfelloly
frightenedatnothearingfroisstersolong,receiveda
ssageostdeprivedhifhisbeing
heblingkneesandabeatingheart,
andented
thesfortuhathadbefallenhinytears,lookingall
theingreatterror;forasthenewsnow
arrivedthatfitzpatrickhepoorfelloprehended
everynutethathisghostatlasthedelivered
hiletter,efrobr >
sophiabythehandsofblackgeorge
jonespresentlydispat,and,having
eagerlybrokeopentheletter,readasfollows:
youoagaintoanaccidenthiown
surprizesaunthathjustnoealetterfrooutolady
bellaston,arriageiavinceditis
yourooresurprizesis,thatitisdatedat
theverytieigineyouhnceon
aentonthisfactallidesireis,
thatyouayneverrebentionedto
sw
ofthepresentsituationofjonessnd,andofthepangs
ented,givetheroaderabetter
ideathanbysaying,hisserywould
alsthavepitiedhibut,badasitis,presentleave
hinit,ashisgoodgeniusifhereallyhadanyseetohave
doneandhereanendtothesixteenthbookofourhistory
bookxvii
ntainingthreedays
chapter1
ntainingaportionofintroductorying
icadehisprincipalcharactersashappyas
hecan,ortothehighestpitch
ofhunsery,theybothncludetheirbusinesstobedone,and
thattheiretoaperiod
hadplexio
... </P></TD>
inaheadhwas
naturallynoneoftheclearest,thatthehat
greeneyednstetionedbyshakespearinhistragedyofothello
andnohestreetafterhiswife,andhad
justrerjoneswas
issuingfrot
fitzpatrickdidnotyetrellectthefaceofjones;however,seeing
ayoungingfroisadedirectly
uptohiandaskedhiehadbeendoinginthathouse”for
iaure,”saidhe,”yousthavebeeninit,asisae
outofit”
jonesansodestly,”thathehadbeenvisitingalady
there”tozpatrickreplied,”businesshaveyouhthe
lady”uponeeredthevoice,
features,andindeedat,ofthegentlen,ygood
friendgiveyourhand;ihopethereisnoillbloodreining
betallstakehhappenedsolongago”
”uponsoul,sir,”saidfitzpatrick,”idontknoenor
yourface””indeed,sir,”saidjones,”neitherhaveithepleasureof
knoe,butyourfaceiveryeertohaveseen
beforeatupton,h,
ifitisnotdeupyet,akeupoverabottle”
”atupton”ysoul,ibelieveyour
naisjones””indeed,”ansysoul,”
anieetupon
soulitlehyoupresently;butfirstiwillgive
youagreatknoy
soul,ifyoudonotgivesatisfactionforthatblow,iwillgive
youanother”andthen,draselfinapostureof
defence,heonlyscienceheunderstood
joneseso
unexpectedly;butpresentlyreveringhielf,healsodrew,and
thoughheunderstoodnothingoffencing,prestonsoboldlyupon
fitzpatrick,thathebeatdohedonehalfofhis
san,eived
it,thanhesteptbackhepointofhissword,and
leaninguponit,adeadn”
”ihopenot,”criesjones,”buteverbethensequence,you
stbesensibleyouhavedrauponyourself”atthisinstanta
nueroffellohe
shouldkenoresistanatleastake
careofthean
”ay,”criesoneofthefelloanaken
anyhourstoliveasfor
you,sir,youhaveanthatleastgoodyet””dn,jack,”said
another,”hehathpreventedhisvoyage;hesboundtoanotherport
noanyothersuchjestsadethesubjectof
bythesefelloployedbylord
fellar,andhaddoggedhintothehouseofsfitzpatrick,
attheerofthestreethisunfortunate
accidenthappened
theofficededthisgangveryhat
hisbusinessodeliverhisprisonerintothehandsofthe
,therefore,tobecarriedtoa
publichouse,
tohiscustody
thenstable,seeingjonesvery,andhearingthat
theaccidenthadhappenedinaduel,treatedhisprisonerhgreat
civility,andathisrequestdispatchedassengertoinquireafter
thean,ataveunderthesurgeons
handsthereportbroughtbackhattheainly
rtal,andtherehenstable
infordjones,thathestgobeforeajusticeheanswered,
”indifferentastoe;for
thoughiavinurderintheeyeofthelaw,
yettheynd”
jonesedbeforethejustice,hesurgeonwho
dressedfitzpatrickappeared,anddeposedthathebelievedthe
ortal;uponttedtothe
gatehouseiteatnight,sothatjonessendfor
partridgetillthenexting;and,ashenevershuthiseyestill
seven,soithepoorfelloly
frightenedatnothearingfroisstersolong,receiveda
ssageostdeprivedhifhisbeing
heblingkneesandabeatingheart,
andented
thesfortuhathadbefallenhinytears,lookingall
theingreatterror;forasthenewsnow
arrivedthatfitzpatrickhepoorfelloprehended
everynutethathisghostatlasthedelivered
hiletter,efrobr >
sophiabythehandsofblackgeorge
jonespresentlydispat,and,having
eagerlybrokeopentheletter,readasfollows:
youoagaintoanaccidenthiown
surprizesaunthathjustnoealetterfrooutolady
bellaston,arriageiavinceditis
yourooresurprizesis,thatitisdatedat
theverytieigineyouhnceon
aentonthisfactallidesireis,
thatyouayneverrebentionedto
sw
ofthepresentsituationofjonessnd,andofthepangs
ented,givetheroaderabetter
ideathanbysaying,hisserywould
alsthavepitiedhibut,badasitis,presentleave
hinit,ashisgoodgeniusifhereallyhadanyseetohave
doneandhereanendtothesixteenthbookofourhistory
bookxvii
ntainingthreedays
chapter1
ntainingaportionofintroductorying
icadehisprincipalcharactersashappyas
hecan,ortothehighestpitch
ofhunsery,theybothncludetheirbusinesstobedone,and
thattheiretoaperiod
hadplexio
... </P></TD>