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    thefellowisavillain,andheshallbe

    punished;atleastasfarasicanpunishhi”

    thishsosteavoice,thatjonesdidnotthink

    propertokeanyreply;besides,thehourappointedbye

    noelefttodresshielf

    herethereforeendedthepresentdialogue,andjonesretiredto

    anotherrooridgeattended,acrdingtoorder,hhis

    cloaths

    partridgehadscarceseenhisstersincethehappydisvery

    thepoorfelloontainorexpresshistransportshe

    behavedlikeonefrantianystakeswhilehe

    adebyharlequinindressing

    hielfonthestage

    hisry,hointheleastdeficienthe

    relleensandpresagesofthishappyevent,soof

    arkedattheti,butnyrehenoeered;

    nordidheotthedreahehaddreatheeveningbeforehis

    etinghjones;andncludedhsaying,”ialoldyour

    honoursothingbodedinndthatyoueorother

    haveitinyourpoakefortune”jonesassuredhihatthis

    bodingshouldascertainlybeverifiedasallthe

    otheronshadbeentohielf;alittleaddtoallthe

    raptureshepoorfelloofhis

    ster

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    approachingstillnearertotheend

    jones,beingnopletelydressed,attendedhisuncleto

    eshehefinestfigureseverbeheld,

    andhispersonaloneedthegreaterpartofankind;

    buthathalreadyappearedinthishistorythatnature,when

    shefordhididnottotallyrely,asshesotisdoth,onthis

    ritonly,torendherwork

    sophia,forthtothebest

    advantage,foryfelereaderstoacunt,appearedso

    extrelybeautiful,thatevenallhy,

    forbeare,thathebelievedshehefinest

    creatureintheeanswered,inawhisper,

    overheardbyallpresent,”so;fordnif

    heshanthathetouslingher”sophiaatthese

    suntenanceogetheraspale,andhewas

    alstreadytosinkfroischair

    theteatableovedbeforeeluggedallhyout

    oftherootellinghiehadbusinessofnsequenpart,and

    stspeaktohihatinstantinprivate,beforeheforgotit

    theloversionnot,appear

    strangetonyreaders,thatthoseuchtosaytoone

    anotheryattendedtheiversation,and

    edsoeagertorushintoeasanybars

    layintheirhathsafetytheylibertytosay

    ordoainforsotisilent

    andtionless;insooderatesagacityght

    haveutuallyindifferent;butsoitwas,

    hoayseebothsaththeireyescastdownwards

    ontheground,andforsonutesntinuedinperfectsilence

    jonesduringthisintervalattetedonceortospeak,but

    utteringonly,orrathersighingout,

    sobroken,

    andpartlytotuthedisursefrohesubjecthsheknew

    oopen,said

    ”sure,sir,youarethestfortunateninthehis

    disvery””andadathinksofortunate,”said

    jones,sighing,”urredyourdispleasure””nay,

    sir,”saysshe,”astothat,youbestknoheryouhavedeserved

    it””indeed,da”answeredhe,”youyourselfareaswell

    apprizedofallderitssllerhathacquaintedyouh

    theysophia,anevertohopeforforgiveness”

    ”ithink,jones,”saidshe,”iyalstdependonyourown

    justice,andleaveittoyourselftopasssentenceonyourown

    nduct””alasda”ansercy,andnotjustice,

    ploreatyourhandsjustinyet

    notfortheletterisenttoladybellastonofthatistsolely

    deuchonthe

    securitygivenhiynightingaleofafairpretenceforbreakingoff,

    if,ntrarytotheirexpectations,herladyshipshouldhaveaccepted

    hisoffer;butnfestthathehadbeenguiltyofagreatindiscretion

    toputsuchaletterasthatintoherpoh,”saidhe,”ihave

    dearlypaidfor,intheeffectithasuponyou””idonot,icannot,”

    saysshe,”believeothere

    nduct,ithink,shouch

    inthatandyet,jones,haveinotenoughtoresentafter

    pastatupton,sosoontoengageinaneouran,

    e

    indeed,youhaveactedstrangelycanibelievethepassionyouhave

    profesttotobesincereor,ifican,happinesscaniassure

    selfofanuchinnstancy””o

    sophia,”crieshe,”donotdoubtthesincerityofthepurestpassion

    thateverinfladahunbreastthink,stadorablecreature,of

    unhappysituation,ofdespairuldi,sophia,have

    flatteredselfostdistanthopesofbeingeverpertted

    tothroyselfatyourfeetinthenneridonohave

    beeninthepoantohaveinspiredathought

    nedinnstancyto

    youosophiaifyoucanhavegoodnessenoughtopardonispast,

    donotletanyercyagainst

    norepentao

    heaveninthisdearboso””sincererepentance,jones,”

    ans

    oneanndybe

    iosedon;noristhereanyinfalliblethodtopreventityoust

    expect,hohatificanbeprevailedonbyyourrepentanceto

    pardonyou,ileastinsistonthestrongestproofofits

    sinypower,”answeredjoneseagerly

    ”ti,”repliedshe;”tialone,jones,cannvincethat

    youareatruepenitent,andhaveresolvedtoabandonthesevicio

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