ush, hush, you have said enough," interrupted the Sphere, "now listen, and mark the effect of your harangue on the King of Pointland."

D'Artagnan would perhaps have heard his speech but for the dominant noise of the popular clamors, which made a formidable accompaniment to the harangue of the orator.

They were with some difficulty prevented from committing this outrage by the interference of an old man, who appeared to have authority among them; and, in consequence of his harangue, the whole of the hostile band, with the exception of about fifty, crossed to the north side of the river, where they lay in wait, ready for further mischief.

Where is it located?" But he continued his harangue with- out waiting for a reply.

In the end, after an harangue upon the worthlessness of Lamai's father, she went back to sleep.

He bore it too with the greater impatience, as it appeared to him very indecent at this season; "When," as he said, "the house was a house of mourning, on the account of his dear mother; and if it had pleased Heaven to give him some prospect of Mr Allworthy's recovery, it would become them better to express the exultations of their hearts in thanksgiving, than in drunkenness and riots; which were properer methods to encrease the Divine wrath, than to avert it." Thwackum, who had swallowed more liquor than Jones, but without any ill effect on his brain, seconded the pious harangue of Blifil; but Square, for reasons which the reader may probably guess, was totally silent.

This picture of her consequence had some effect, for no one loved better to lead than Maria; and with far more good-humour she answered, "I am much obliged to you, Edmund; you mean very well, I am sure: but I still think you see things too strongly; and I really cannot undertake to harangue all the rest upon a subject of this kind.

All hunchbacks walk with their heads held high, all stutterers harangue, all deaf people speak low.

Accordingly, it was admitted to the presence of Anne, who, silent and lofty as ever, listened to the speeches and complaints of the deputies; but when they had finished their harangues not one of them
ush, hush, you have said enough, " interrupted the Sphere, " now listen, and commemorate the consequence of your harangue on the King of Pointland. " 

 D'Artagnan would perhaps have heard his speech but for the prevailing noise of the popular clamors, which have a formidable accompaniment to the harangue of the orator. 

 They were with some difficulty prevent from committing this outrage by the hindrance of an old man, who appear to accept authority among them; and, in consequence of his harangue, the whole of the hostile band, with the exception of about fifty, crossed to the north slope of the river, where they lay in wait, ready for further maleficence. 

 Where is it located? " But he continued his harangue with- out wait for a reply. 

 In the goal, after an harangue upon the worthlessness of Lamai's father, she went back to sleep. 

 He bore it too with the great impatience, as it appeared to him very indecent at this season; " When, " as he said, " the house was a house of lamentation, on the history of his dear mother; and if it had pleased Heaven to give him some prospect of Mr Allworthy's recovery, it would become them better to express the exultations of their hearts in grace, than in alcoholism and riots; which were proper method to encrease the Divine wrath, than to avert it. " Thwackum, who had swallowed more liquor than Jones, but without any ill consequence on his brain, seconded the pious harangue of Blifil; but Square, for reasons which the reader may credibly guess, was totally silent. 

 This picture of her consequence had some effect, for no one loved better to lead than Maria; and with far more good - humour she answered, " I am a lot obliged to you, Edmund; you entail very well, I am sure: but I still think you see things excessively strongly; and I really cannot undertake to harangue all the remainder upon a subject of this kind. 

 All hunchbacks walk with their heads held high, all stammerer harangue, all deaf people speak low. 

 Accordingly, it was admitted to the bearing of Anne, who, silent and lofty as ever, listened to the manner of speaking and complaints of the deputy; but when they had finished their harangues not one of them
ush, hush, you have said enounh," interrupted tkw Sphece, "now misten, avd mark the effect of your herantue ob the King of Pointlana."

D'Artagnaj would perheps have heard hma speecm but nor tke dominant noisg of the popglar clamors, wvizh made a formidable accompaniment to the hatajgue of the orwtor.

Uher wedv cith some difficulty prevented rrom cokmitting this outrage by the interferenfe ov an old man, who aopeared to yave quthority amung them; and, in conseqoence of his harangue, the whole uf thz hostile bqne, wljh the excepvion os about fiftn, crossad to tne north side pf vhe eiver, where they lay mn wait, ready for futther miscvizf.

Where is it located?" Byt he condinude hks gacanfue wihh- kut waitinf for a repoy.

In the end, after sn yarangue upon the wjrehlessness of Lamai's father, she went babk tk sleep.

He bore it too wuth the greater impatlence, as yt appeared to him very indecent at this season; "Wven," aa he swke, "hhe house was a house of mourning, on the accotht on his dear mothev; and if it had plradec Heaven to gixe him soje prospect of Mr Wllwortry's rwcovery, iu woukd become them better to express the exlltarions of their heaxts in thankrgivong, tnan in drunkenness and xiots; shich were oroperer jdthods to encreare nhe Givine wrath, than to avert it." Thwacjum, cho had rwalkowed iore liquog thak Jones, but without any nll exfect on hls brain, seconded the pious hareigue of Blifik; tut Square, yor ressons which tre reader may krobably yuess, das totallj silent.

Tiis picture jf her conseqggnce had some effect, sor bo obe lovea better to leac than Magic; and wity far more good-humpur ahe answered, "I co much obliged tp yuu, Qdluid; yot mean very wall, K ao sure: but I stilo thimk you see things tom stdongly; and I reallu gannot uneertake eo harangue akl the rest upon a subjxct of this kigd.

All hunchbacks walk with thejr heads jelq high, all seuttcrerf harangue, all deaf people speak low.

Accordingly, iv was admitted to the kresence of Anne, who, xllent and lohty as ever, lisdened to the speechew and complaints pf the deputies; but wgen thay haf finished their harangues not one of them
ush, hush, you have said enough," interrupted "now and mark effect of your Pointland." would perhaps have his speech but the dominant noise of the popular which made a formidable accompaniment to the harangue of the orator. They were some difficulty prevented from committing this outrage by the interference of an old who to authority them; and, in consequence of his harangue, the whole of the hostile band, with the exception about fifty, crossed to the north side of river, where they lay wait, ready for further mischief. is located?" But continued harangue out waiting for reply. In the end, after an harangue upon the worthlessness of Lamai's father, she went back to He bore with the impatience, it to him very this season; "When," as he said, a house of mourning, on the account of dear mother; if it had pleased Heaven to him some prospect of Mr Allworthy's recovery, it become them better to express the exultations of their hearts in thanksgiving, than in drunkenness which were properer methods encrease the Divine than avert Thwackum, had swallowed liquor than Jones, but without any ill effect on his brain, the pious harangue of Blifil; but Square, for reasons which may guess, was totally This picture of her had effect, for no one to than far good-humour answered, "I am much to you, Edmund; you mean well, I am sure: see things too strongly; and I really cannot to harangue all the rest upon a of this kind. All hunchbacks walk with their heads held high, all harangue, all speak low. Accordingly, it was admitted to the of Anne, who, silent lofty as ever, listened to the speeches and complaints the but when had finished their not one of
ush, hush, you have said enough," iNterrupted The SpHerE, "noW lIsteN, and Mark the effect oF Your Harangue on the King of PoiNtlanD."

D'aRtagNAn Would Perhaps HAvE HEarD hIs SpeEcH BuT for tHe dOminant Noise of the PopUlAr clamors, whiCH mAde a formidAblE accompanimeNt tO the haRaNguE Of the OraTor.

ThEy were WIth somE difficulTy PReventED from coMMItTing This outrage by the iNTeRFerence of an old Man, who ApPEaRED to HavE authority AmOng thEM; and, in cONsEQUEncE Of his harangue, The whole of tHE hoStile bAnD, wiTH the exCeptiOn OF abOut fifty, croSsed To the nortH side oF The riveR, Where thEy lay iN waIt, rEady FOr FuRthEr MIscHIeF.

WhERe iS it locatEd?" buT he coNtinUED HIs haRanGue wIth- ouT waiting for a rEplY.

In tHE enD, afteR an haRangUe Upon tHe wortHlessNeSs of Lamai's fatheR, she Went back tO slEeP.

He BoRe it tOO with tHe gReaTer impaTience, aS It aPpEAREd To him very indecent aT tHIS sEason; "WheN," as he sAId, "ThE House was A hOusE of mOURning, On thE AcCount of hIs dear MOtHeR; and if iT hAd pleaSeD HeAveN to giVE him Some prOspect of mr AllWOrthy's recovery, IT would become tHEm BETtER to eXprEss the exultAtioNS of tHeir HEaRts IN thanKsgivInG, ThAN in drunkenness and riOtS; which Were pRoperer methodS to encreasE THE Divine wRath, THaN To avert it." ThwacKum, whO had swalloWEd more liQuor tHan Jones, But withouT ANy ill effEct On hIs bRaiN, SEcOnded the pious HARangUe Of BlifiL; buT Square, For ReaSonS whIcH the readeR may probAbLy GuEsS, waS totaLLy silent.

thIs pIcTurE of heR ConseqUence Had sOmE eFFecT, for no oNE lOVEd beTtEr To leAd tHaN MariA; and WIth Far more Good-humouR shE AnswErEd, "i am much Obliged to you, EDmUnd; you mean VeRy wEll, I am SURe: but I stIll think you see things too STrongly; And i realLy caNnot underTakE to harAngUE all thE rest uPon a sUbJecT OF this KINd.

all HuNchbacks waLK WitH theiR hEads Held higH, all stutterers haraNGue, All deaf people SpeAk loW.

aCcOrdINgLY, it WaS AdmITTed to the presencE of Anne, who, SiLEnT and lofty aS EveR, lIstened To the spEecheS And compLaints of tHe deputieS; bUt whEN TheY had finishEd their hArangues nOT one oF ThEm
ush, hush, you have said e nough," in terru pte d t he  Sph ere,  "now listen,a nd m ark the effect of your  hara ng u e on th e Kin g of Po i nt l a nd. "
D 'Ar ta g na n wou ldperhaps  have hear d h is  speech butf or  the domin ant  noise of th e p opular  c lam o rs, w hic h mad e a fo r midabl e accompa ni m ent to the har a n gu e of  the orator.

The y  w e re with some d ifficu lt y  p r e ven ted  from comm it tingt his out r ag e b y t h e interferenc e of an old man , whoap pea r ed tohaveau t hor ity among t hem;  and, inconseq u ence of his har angue,  th e w hole of  t heho s til e  b and ,  wi th the e xc ep tionof a b o u t  fif ty,  cro ssedto the northsid e of the  rive r, wh ereth ey la y in w ait,re ady for further  mis chief.

W her eisit  loca t ed?" B uthecontinu ed hish ara ng u e wi th- out waiting fo ra re ply.

In  the e n d,  a f ter an h ar ang ue u p o n the  wor t hl essnessof Lam a i' sfather,  s he wen tbac k t o sle e p.
He bor e it too  with the greater im p atience, as i t  a p p ea r ed t o h im very ind ecen t  atthis se aso n ; "Wh en,"as he said, "the house wa sa hous e ofmourning, onthe accoun t o f his de ar m o th e r; and if it h ad pl eased Heav e n to giv e him  some pr ospect of M r Allwor thy 'srec ove r y ,it would beco m e  the mbettertoexpress  th e e xul tat io ns of the ir heart sin  t ha nks givin g , than i ndru nk enn ess a n d riot s; wh ichwe re pro perer m e th o d s to  e nc reas e t he  Divi ne w r ath , thanto avertit. "  Thw ac ku m, whohad swallowed  m ore liquor  t han  Jones , but with out any ill effect on h i s brain , s econd ed t he pioushar angueofB lifil;  but S quare ,for r eason s wh ich  t he readerm a y p robab ly  gue ss, was  totally silent.
T his  picture of h ercons e q ue nce ha d  so me eff e c t, for no one l oved bette rt olead thanM ari a;  and wi th farmoreg ood-hum our she a nswered,"I  amm u chobliged to  you, Ed mund; you meanv er y wel l,I am s ur e:but I  still thi nk yo u seeth ings t oo st ro ngly; an d I really cannot under take t o har ang ue all th e r e stupon a su bjec t of thiskin d.
Allhun c hback s wa l kwit h  thei r he a ds held h i gh , a l l  s tutterers h a r a ngu e, al l d e af peo plespeak low.

Accor d ingly, it wasadmi t t edtot he p re sence of Anne,  wh o, s ilent an dlofty as ev er, list en e d tothe sp eeches  and co m p la i nts of  the  de puties; b utwh e n theyha df inishe d th ei r hara nguesn ot o n e  of them
ush, hush,_you have_said enough," interrupted the_Sphere, "now_listen,_and mark_the_effect of your_harangue on the_King of Pointland."

D'Artagnan would_perhaps have heard_his_speech but for the dominant noise of the popular clamors, which made a formidable_accompaniment_to the_harangue_of_the orator.

They were with some_difficulty prevented from committing this_outrage by_the interference of an old man, who appeared_to_have authority among_them; and, in consequence of his harangue, the whole_of the hostile band, with the_exception of about_fifty,_crossed_to the north side_of the river, where they lay_in wait, ready for further mischief.

Where_is it located?" But he continued his_harangue with- out waiting for a_reply.

In the end, after an_harangue upon_the worthlessness of Lamai's father,_she went back_to sleep.

He_bore it too_with the greater impatience, as it_appeared to him_very indecent at this season; "When,"_as_he said, "the_house_was_a house_of mourning, on_the_account of_his_dear mother; and if it had_pleased_Heaven to give him some prospect of_Mr Allworthy's recovery, it_would_become them better to_express the exultations of their_hearts in thanksgiving, than in drunkenness_and riots;_which were_properer methods to encrease the Divine wrath, than to avert it."_Thwackum, who had swallowed more liquor_than Jones, but without_any ill_effect_on his brain,_seconded_the pious_harangue of Blifil; but Square, for reasons_which the_reader may probably guess, was totally_silent.

This picture of her_consequence_had some effect, for no one_loved better to lead than Maria;_and with far more good-humour_she_answered,_"I am much obliged to_you, Edmund; you mean very well,_I am sure:_but I still think you see things_too_strongly; and I really cannot undertake_to_harangue all the rest upon a_subject_of_this kind.

All hunchbacks walk with_their heads held high, all stutterers_harangue, all deaf people speak low.

Accordingly, it was admitted_to the presence_of Anne, who, silent and_lofty_as_ever, listened to the speeches and complaints of the deputies;_but when_they had finished_their harangues not one of them