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treatedore;andisaveryseverefate,i
havehadsooftheabusiveenfathered
upon,etheelves
ostvirulence
alltheseonvinced,willbedeadlong
beforethispageshallofferitselftothyperusal;forhowever
shorttheperiodybeofoances,theyost
probablyoutlivetheiroauthor,andtheions
ofhisabusiventeoraries
chapter2
ntainingaverytragicalincident
editations,hh
totinghielf,partridge
hhisfacepalerthanashes,hiseyesfixedinhishead,hishair
standingonend,andeverylitrelinginshort,helookedashe
re,orhadhe,indeed,beena
spectrehielf
jones,tlesubjecttofear,uldnotavoidbeing
soself
changelour,andhisvoicealittlefaultered,
atter
”ihope,sir,”saidpartridge,”youe
indeedididnotlisten,butiostayintheoutward
rooiaureiilesoff,ratherthan
haveheardatter”said
jones”thetter,sirogoodheaven”ansridge,”hat
ananhyouatupton”
”sheridge,”criedjones”anddidyoureally,sir,gotobed
an”saidhe,treling”iafraidpastbetween
usisnosecret,”saidjones”nay,butpray,sir,forheavens
sake,sir,anse,”criespartridge”youknoriesjones
”ercyuponyoursoul,andforgiveyou,”cries
partridge;”butassureasistandherealive,youhavebeenabed
other”
upontheseeinantagreaterpictureof
horrorthanpartridgehielfheetistruck
duazent,andbothstoodstaringeachotherat
lasthiserruptedvoicehesaid,”how
hoe””nay,sir,”criespartridge,”ihave
notbreathenoughlefttotellyounoost
certainlytruethatanotherhow
unluckyforyou,sir,thatididnothappentoseeherat
thatti,tohavepreventeditsurethedevilhielfsthave
ntrivedtobringaboutthiskedness”
”sure,”criedjones,”fortuneetill
shehathdriventodistra
selftheyseryallthedreadfulschiefsh
havebefallenarethensequenyoe
e,partridge,hathalstdeprivedof
sensesandust
certainlyknoe,nay,ifthou
hastanypity,letbeseeiserablean
backagaintoogoodheavensincestothertoi
reserved”hethenfellintothestviolentandfranticagoniesof
griefanddespair,in;
butatlast,havingventedthefirsttorrentofpassion,hecaa
littletohielf;andthen,havingacquaintedpartridgethathewould
findthisaninthesahousean
inquestofher
ifthereaderery,bytuingtothe
sany
strangeaccidentsunatelypreventedanyinterview
betrsers,ahere
ayfrequentlyobservein
life,hegreatesteventsareproducedbyanicetrainoflittle
pleofthisybedisvered
bytheaccurateeye,inthisourhistory
afterafruitlesssearchofthreehours,partridgeretued
baaster,rsersjones,whowasin
astateofdesperationathisdelay,ostravingdwhenhe
broughthiisacunthelong,hohisndition
beforehereceivedthefolloter:
sir,
sinan,frohaveleaed
sothingnceingyoue;but
asihavenotatpresentleisuretonicateatterofsuch
highiortanustsuspendyourcuriositytillouext
eting,ontiabletoseeyouo,
jones,littledidithink,thathappydayatupton,
therefleyfuturelife,
ioetobe
eversincerelyyourunfortunate
jers
psifortyourselfaschaspossible,for
fitzpatrickisinnonnerofdanger;sothateverother
grievousong
thenuer
joneshavingreadtheletter,letitdropforheohold
it,andindeedhadscarcetheuseofanyoneofhisfaculties
partridgetookitup,andhavingreceivednsentbysilence,read
itlikealesssensibleeffectthepencil,
andnotthepen,shoulddescribethehorrorsh
theiruntenancesainedspeechless,thetukey
enteredtherooand,houttakinganynoticeof
suffiboth,acquainted
jonesthatanthispersonwas
presentlyintroduced,andherthanblackgeorge
assightsofhorrorsousualtogeorgeastheyo
thetukey,heinstantlysahegreatdisorderhe
faputedtotheaccidentthathadhappened,
ily;he
nanr
jonesingtoashafulendathoughth
gavehiuchuneasiness;forgeorgepassionate
disposition,andnotallbreachoffriendshiphhe
hadbeenovertetedtot,ain,notinsensibleof
theobligationshehadforrlyrerj
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treatedore;andisaveryseverefate,i
havehadsooftheabusiveenfathered
upon,etheelves
ostvirulence
alltheseonvinced,willbedeadlong
beforethispageshallofferitselftothyperusal;forhowever
shorttheperiodybeofoances,theyost
probablyoutlivetheiroauthor,andtheions
ofhisabusiventeoraries
chapter2
ntainingaverytragicalincident
editations,hh
totinghielf,partridge
hhisfacepalerthanashes,hiseyesfixedinhishead,hishair
standingonend,andeverylitrelinginshort,helookedashe
re,orhadhe,indeed,beena
spectrehielf
jones,tlesubjecttofear,uldnotavoidbeing
soself
changelour,andhisvoicealittlefaultered,
atter
”ihope,sir,”saidpartridge,”youe
indeedididnotlisten,butiostayintheoutward
rooiaureiilesoff,ratherthan
haveheardatter”said
jones”thetter,sirogoodheaven”ansridge,”hat
ananhyouatupton”
”sheridge,”criedjones”anddidyoureally,sir,gotobed
an”saidhe,treling”iafraidpastbetween
usisnosecret,”saidjones”nay,butpray,sir,forheavens
sake,sir,anse,”criespartridge”youknoriesjones
”ercyuponyoursoul,andforgiveyou,”cries
partridge;”butassureasistandherealive,youhavebeenabed
other”
upontheseeinantagreaterpictureof
horrorthanpartridgehielfheetistruck
duazent,andbothstoodstaringeachotherat
lasthiserruptedvoicehesaid,”how
hoe””nay,sir,”criespartridge,”ihave
notbreathenoughlefttotellyounoost
certainlytruethatanotherhow
unluckyforyou,sir,thatididnothappentoseeherat
thatti,tohavepreventeditsurethedevilhielfsthave
ntrivedtobringaboutthiskedness”
”sure,”criedjones,”fortuneetill
shehathdriventodistra
selftheyseryallthedreadfulschiefsh
havebefallenarethensequenyoe
e,partridge,hathalstdeprivedof
sensesandust
certainlyknoe,nay,ifthou
hastanypity,letbeseeiserablean
backagaintoogoodheavensincestothertoi
reserved”hethenfellintothestviolentandfranticagoniesof
griefanddespair,in;
butatlast,havingventedthefirsttorrentofpassion,hecaa
littletohielf;andthen,havingacquaintedpartridgethathewould
findthisaninthesahousean
inquestofher
ifthereaderery,bytuingtothe
sany
strangeaccidentsunatelypreventedanyinterview
betrsers,ahere
ayfrequentlyobservein
life,hegreatesteventsareproducedbyanicetrainoflittle
pleofthisybedisvered
bytheaccurateeye,inthisourhistory
afterafruitlesssearchofthreehours,partridgeretued
baaster,rsersjones,whowasin
astateofdesperationathisdelay,ostravingdwhenhe
broughthiisacunthelong,hohisndition
beforehereceivedthefolloter:
sir,
sinan,frohaveleaed
sothingnceingyoue;but
asihavenotatpresentleisuretonicateatterofsuch
highiortanustsuspendyourcuriositytillouext
eting,ontiabletoseeyouo,
jones,littledidithink,thathappydayatupton,
therefleyfuturelife,
ioetobe
eversincerelyyourunfortunate
jers
psifortyourselfaschaspossible,for
fitzpatrickisinnonnerofdanger;sothateverother
grievousong
thenuer
joneshavingreadtheletter,letitdropforheohold
it,andindeedhadscarcetheuseofanyoneofhisfaculties
partridgetookitup,andhavingreceivednsentbysilence,read
itlikealesssensibleeffectthepencil,
andnotthepen,shoulddescribethehorrorsh
theiruntenancesainedspeechless,thetukey
enteredtherooand,houttakinganynoticeof
suffiboth,acquainted
jonesthatanthispersonwas
presentlyintroduced,andherthanblackgeorge
assightsofhorrorsousualtogeorgeastheyo
thetukey,heinstantlysahegreatdisorderhe
faputedtotheaccidentthathadhappened,
ily;he
nanr
jonesingtoashafulendathoughth
gavehiuchuneasiness;forgeorgepassionate
disposition,andnotallbreachoffriendshiphhe
hadbeenovertetedtot,ain,notinsensibleof
theobligationshehadforrlyrerj
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