ontheyaretoengagethesearesaidtoknoheir
n,andjones,ibelieve,knean;forthoughhehadbeensosubssivetoher,hetackedbyherhusband,thanhedenstratedaniediatespiritofresentnt,andenjoinedhibr >silenceunderaveryseverepenalty;nolessthanthat,ithink,ofbeingnvertedintofuelforhisownfire
thehusband,ixtureofpity,
ansustprayfirsttobedeableibelieveia
bettethanyourself;ay,every;”andpresentlyproceededtodischargehalfadozentheladyabovestairs,thelastofhislips,whenaswinging
blothe
overtheshoulders
itisaquestionost
expeditiousinretuingthisbloylandlord,whosehandswereety,fellto
andaingattheheadofjones,hadprobablyputaniediateendtothefray,andtojoneslikethedescentofthisbrooeenpreventednotbytheraculousinterventionofanyheathendeity,butbyaverynaturalthoughfortunateaccident,viz,bythearrivalofpartridge;eredthehouseatthatinstantforfearhadthehill,andwho,
seeingthedangerasterorpanionh
you,preventedsosadacatastrophe,bycatchingholdofthelandladysarasitintheair
thelandladysoonperceivedtheiedintedherblow;andbeingunabletorescueherarrohehandsofpartridge,sheletfallthebrooandthenleavingjonestothedisciplineofherhusband,shefellostfuryonthatpoorfellow,whohadalreadygivensointitionofhielf,bycrying,”zoundsdoyouintendtokillfriend”
partridge,thoughnotchaddictedtobattle,howeverstandstilluchdispleased
batohisshare;hetherefore
retuedlandladysblo:andnow
thefightaintainedonallparts,anditseed
doubtfultounehenakedlady,who
hadlistenedatthetopofthestairstothedialoguehprecededtheengagent,descendedsuddenlyfrobove,andhoutweighingtheunfairinequalityoftanwho
piondesist,but
ratherredoubledhisfury,urswerearrived
tohisassistance
viustnoothesideofthetravellersfor
thebravesttroopsstyieldtonuershadnotsusantheistressthissusanwasas
tothephraseasanyintheuntry,
andedthalestrisherself,orany
ofhersubjeanlike,and
everyadeforsuchenuntersasherhandsandarwerefordtogivebloisy,sowasher
faceasrivedtoreceiveblohoutanygreatinjurytoherself,heosebeingalreadyflattoherface;herlipsweresolarge,thatnos,andreover
theyakeanyiressionon
thelastly,her
fortionstodefendhereyesinthoseenuntersforhsheseedsoostwonderfully
lined
thisfairdiatelyfiled
tothatistressintainedsounequalafighthoneofeithersexhereshepresentlychallengedpartridgetosinglebatheacceptedthechallenge,andastdesperatefightbeganbeganbet
nohedogsofloose,begantolicktheirbloody
lips;noory,hgoldenheair;now
fortune,takingherscalesfroershelf,begantohefatesoftoones,hisfelepanion,andpartridge,againstthelandlord,hisaid;allbalancebefore
her;uredaccidentputsuddenlyanendtothebloodyfray,batantshadalreadysufficiently
feastedthisaccidenthearrivalofaachandfour;uponhlandlordandlandladyiediatelydesistedfroighting,andattheirentreatyobtainedthesafavouroftheirantagonists;butsusanazonianfairhaving
overthroy,lustilyh
bothherhands,houtanyregardtohisrequestofacessationofar,ortothoseloudexurderh
nosooner,hotedthelandlord,thanheflew
totheresheuch
difficultydreberid:butpartridge
iediatelysensibleofhisdeliverance,forhestilllayflatonthefloor,guardinghisfacehhishands;nordidheceaseroaringtilljoneshadforcedhiolookup,andtoperceivethatthebattleanend
thelandlord,,andthelandlady,hiding
herchedfacehherhandkerchief,ranbothhastilytothedoortoattendtheach,froidnow
alightedthesethelandladypresentlyusheredintothatrooherejoneshadatfirstdepositedhisfairprize,asithebestapartntinthehousehithertheyopassthroughthefieldofbattle,osthaste,vering
theirfaceshtheirhandkerchiefs,asdesiroustoavoidthenoticeofanyoneindeedtheircautioneunnecessary;forthepoorunfortunatehelen,thefatalcauseofallthebloodshed,wasentirelytakenupinendeavouringtoncealheroe,andjonesthefuryofsusan;
diatelydeparted
totheputoostopthatbloodytorrenth
susanhadplentifullysetaflohisnostrils
chapter4
inanofsafinalendto
hostilities,andandlastingpeace
beties
aserjeantandafileofsqueteers,hadeserterintheircustody,arriveda
