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da”saidsophia,”youhavetoogoodanopinionoftoigine
ysoulitistrue””ishould
havestabbedhiotheheart,hadibeenpresent,”retuedtheaunt
”yetsurelyheuldhavenodishonourabledesign;itisiossible
hedurstnot:besides,hisproposalsshehnot;fortheyare
notonlyhonourable,butgenerousidontknoheageallooo
greatfreedoadistantsaluteisalliwouldhaveallowedbefore
theerly,notsolongagoneither;
severallovers,thoughineverarriage,andi
neverenuragedtheleastfreedoitisafoolishcustoandi
neverankissedreofthancheekitisas
chasonecanbringoneselftogivelipsuptoahusband;and,
indeed,uldieverhavebeenpersuadedtorry,ibelievei
shouldnothavesoonbeenbroughttoenduresoch””youwillpardon
,dearda”saidsophia,”ifikeoneobservation:youown
youhavehadnylovers,andthe,evenifyoushould
denyityourefusedthell,and,iavinced,oneroat
leastangthe””yousaytrue,dearsophy,”answeredshe;”ihad
oncetheofferofatitle””hen,”saidsophia,”
suffertorefusethisonce””itistrue,child,saidshe,”i
haverefusedtheofferofatitle;butitsogoodanoffer;
thatis,notsovery,verygoodanoffer””yes,da”said
sophi”butyouhavehadverygreatproposalsfroenofvast
fortunesitthefirst,northesend,northethird
advantageoustchthatoffereditself””io,”saidshe
”ada”ntinuedsophia,”andaynotiexpecttohavea
send,perhaps,betterthanthisyouarenoan,
andiavincedisetoyieldtothefirstloverof
fortune,nay,oroftitletooiaveryyoungan,andsurei
neednotdespair””ydear,dearsophy,”criestheaunt,
”esay””aynotbe
leftalone,atleastthisevening;grantthat,andiit,
ifyouthink,afterinyourpany”
”,”criestheaunt”sophy,youknowilove
you,andcandenyyounothingyouknoynature;i
havenotalerlythoughtcruel;by
then,ianiany
ahathashadversestothecruelparthenissainitsophy,
ieasyou,andyetihadsothingyou
forrlyialittlealteredkingdoandstates,astully
ustthe
hunfor”thusrunsheonfoearhalfanhouruponherself,and
hequests,andherylord,who,
afterasttediousvisit,duringrseneveronce
offeredtoleavetherooretired,notchresatisfiedhthe
auntthanhtheniece;forsophiahadbroughtherauntintoso
exosteverythingher
nieightnotbe
iropertosoforwardalover
thussophia,byalittleedflattery,forhsurely
noneeher,obtainedalittleeaseforherself,and,at
least,putofftheevildayandnoehaveseenourheroineina
bettersituationthanshehathbeenforalongtibefore,wewill
lookalittleafterjones,ostdeplorable
situationthatcanbeagined
chapter5
sllerandnightingalevisitjonesintheprison
ralleetrs
llersetforohersoninlaoacquaint
hitheaccidenthe
hadknopartridgeforjones,
sller,hadbeenfuishedinthesahouser
nightingalethegoodanfoundherdaughterundergreataffliction
onarjones,havingfortedasould,
shesetforothegatehouse,here
nightingalewasarrivedbeforeher
thefiressandnstanstanceso
extrelydelightfultopersonsinanykindofdistress,thatthe
distressitself,ifitbeonlyteorary,andadtsofrelief,is
rethanpensatedbybringingthisforthitnorare
instanesuperficialandinaccurate
observershavereportedtosaythetruth,passionisnot
tobenueredangourgeneralfaultstheblackingredienth
foulsourdispositionisenvyhen,iafraid,
tuedupanifestlygreater,better,wiser,or
happierthanourselves,edegreeoflignity;whilewe
nlylookdoeanandserablehsufficient
benevolenceandpityinfact,ihavererked,thatstofthe
defectsselvesinthefriendshipshin
observation,havearisenfronvyonly:ahellishvice;andyet
onefrotbutenough
ofasubjectetoofar
herithatfortunejonesshould
sinkundertheightthuslose
anyfutureopportunityoftotinghiorhershereallyabated
so,sheseedalittletorelaxher
persethepanyofthful
friends,andorerare,afaithfulservantfor
partridge,thoughhehadnyierfections,ednotfidelity;
andthoughfeartobehangedforhisster,
yetthetodeserthis
cause
isfactioninthepresenceofhis
friends,partridgebroughtanacuntthatfitzpatrickill
alive,thoughthesurgeondeclaredthathehadverylittlehopesupon
,”dear
toyourselfsouponanaccident,h,
everbethensequence,canbeattendedhnodangertoyou,
andinaccuseyouofhavingbeenthe
leasttoblaifthefelloorethan
takenahelifeofaruffianinyourohe
ronersinquestcertainlyfindit;andthenyouwillbeeasily
adttedto
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da”saidsophia,”youhavetoogoodanopinionoftoigine
ysoulitistrue””ishould
havestabbedhiotheheart,hadibeenpresent,”retuedtheaunt
”yetsurelyheuldhavenodishonourabledesign;itisiossible
hedurstnot:besides,hisproposalsshehnot;fortheyare
notonlyhonourable,butgenerousidontknoheageallooo
greatfreedoadistantsaluteisalliwouldhaveallowedbefore
theerly,notsolongagoneither;
severallovers,thoughineverarriage,andi
neverenuragedtheleastfreedoitisafoolishcustoandi
neverankissedreofthancheekitisas
chasonecanbringoneselftogivelipsuptoahusband;and,
indeed,uldieverhavebeenpersuadedtorry,ibelievei
shouldnothavesoonbeenbroughttoenduresoch””youwillpardon
,dearda”saidsophia,”ifikeoneobservation:youown
youhavehadnylovers,andthe,evenifyoushould
denyityourefusedthell,and,iavinced,oneroat
leastangthe””yousaytrue,dearsophy,”answeredshe;”ihad
oncetheofferofatitle””hen,”saidsophia,”
suffertorefusethisonce””itistrue,child,saidshe,”i
haverefusedtheofferofatitle;butitsogoodanoffer;
thatis,notsovery,verygoodanoffer””yes,da”said
sophi”butyouhavehadverygreatproposalsfroenofvast
fortunesitthefirst,northesend,northethird
advantageoustchthatoffereditself””io,”saidshe
”ada”ntinuedsophia,”andaynotiexpecttohavea
send,perhaps,betterthanthisyouarenoan,
andiavincedisetoyieldtothefirstloverof
fortune,nay,oroftitletooiaveryyoungan,andsurei
neednotdespair””ydear,dearsophy,”criestheaunt,
”esay””aynotbe
leftalone,atleastthisevening;grantthat,andiit,
ifyouthink,afterinyourpany”
”,”criestheaunt”sophy,youknowilove
you,andcandenyyounothingyouknoynature;i
havenotalerlythoughtcruel;by
then,ianiany
ahathashadversestothecruelparthenissainitsophy,
ieasyou,andyetihadsothingyou
forrlyialittlealteredkingdoandstates,astully
ustthe
hunfor”thusrunsheonfoearhalfanhouruponherself,and
hequests,andherylord,who,
afterasttediousvisit,duringrseneveronce
offeredtoleavetherooretired,notchresatisfiedhthe
auntthanhtheniece;forsophiahadbroughtherauntintoso
exosteverythingher
nieightnotbe
iropertosoforwardalover
thussophia,byalittleedflattery,forhsurely
noneeher,obtainedalittleeaseforherself,and,at
least,putofftheevildayandnoehaveseenourheroineina
bettersituationthanshehathbeenforalongtibefore,wewill
lookalittleafterjones,ostdeplorable
situationthatcanbeagined
chapter5
sllerandnightingalevisitjonesintheprison
ralleetrs
llersetforohersoninlaoacquaint
hitheaccidenthe
hadknopartridgeforjones,
sller,hadbeenfuishedinthesahouser
nightingalethegoodanfoundherdaughterundergreataffliction
onarjones,havingfortedasould,
shesetforothegatehouse,here
nightingalewasarrivedbeforeher
thefiressandnstanstanceso
extrelydelightfultopersonsinanykindofdistress,thatthe
distressitself,ifitbeonlyteorary,andadtsofrelief,is
rethanpensatedbybringingthisforthitnorare
instanesuperficialandinaccurate
observershavereportedtosaythetruth,passionisnot
tobenueredangourgeneralfaultstheblackingredienth
foulsourdispositionisenvyhen,iafraid,
tuedupanifestlygreater,better,wiser,or
happierthanourselves,edegreeoflignity;whilewe
nlylookdoeanandserablehsufficient
benevolenceandpityinfact,ihavererked,thatstofthe
defectsselvesinthefriendshipshin
observation,havearisenfronvyonly:ahellishvice;andyet
onefrotbutenough
ofasubjectetoofar
herithatfortunejonesshould
sinkundertheightthuslose
anyfutureopportunityoftotinghiorhershereallyabated
so,sheseedalittletorelaxher
persethepanyofthful
friends,andorerare,afaithfulservantfor
partridge,thoughhehadnyierfections,ednotfidelity;
andthoughfeartobehangedforhisster,
yetthetodeserthis
cause
isfactioninthepresenceofhis
friends,partridgebroughtanacuntthatfitzpatrickill
alive,thoughthesurgeondeclaredthathehadverylittlehopesupon
,”dear
toyourselfsouponanaccident,h,
everbethensequence,canbeattendedhnodangertoyou,
andinaccuseyouofhavingbeenthe
leasttoblaifthefelloorethan
takenahelifeofaruffianinyourohe
ronersinquestcertainlyfindit;andthenyouwillbeeasily
adttedto
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