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THEAUTHOR’SPREFACE
Ofallkindsofsatire,thereisnonesoentertaininganduniversallyimproving,asthatwhichisintroduced,asitwere
silloin tällöin
occasionally
,inthecourseofaninterestingstory,whichbringseveryincidenthometolife,andbyrepresentingfamiliarscenesinanuncommonandamusingpointofview,investsthemwithallthegracesofnovelty,
kun
while
natureisappealedtoineveryparticular.
The
lukija
reader
gratifieshiscuriosityinpursuingtheadventuresofapersonin
jonka
whose
favourheisprepossessed;
heespouseshiscause,hesympathiseswithhiminhisdistress,hisindignationisheated
vastaan
against
theauthorsofhiscalamity:
thehumanepassionsareinflamed;
thecontrastbetweendejected
hyveen
virtue
andinsultingviceappearswithgreateraggravation,
ja
and
everyimpressionhavinga
kaksinkertainen
double
forceontheimagination,the
muisti
memory
retainsthecircumstance,andthe
sydän
heart
improvesbytheexample.
The
huomiota
attention
isnottiredwithabare
luettelo
catalogue
ofcharacters,butagreeablydivertedwithallthevarietyofinvention;
andthevicissitudesof
elämän
life
appearintheirpeculiarcircumstances,
avaen
opening
anamplefieldforwitandhumour.
Romance,no
epäilemättä
doubt
,owesitsorigintoignorance,vanity,
ja
and
superstition.
Inthedarkagesofthe
Maailman
World
,whenamanhadrenderedhimselffamousforwisdom
tai
or
valour,hisfamilyandadherentsavailedthemselvesofhissuperiorqualities,magnifiedhisvirtues,andrepresentedhischaracterandpersonassacredandsupernatural.
The
vulgaari
vulgar
easilyswallowedthebait,imploredhisprotection,andyieldedthetributeofhomageandpraise,
jopa
even
toadoration;
hisexploitswerehandeddowntoposterity
kanssa
with
athousandexaggerations;
theywere
toistettiin
repeated
asincitementstovirtue;
divinehonourswerepaid,andaltars
pystytettiin
erected
tohismemory,fortheencouragementof
niitä
those
whoattemptedtoimitatehisexample;
andhence
syntyi
arose
theheathenmythology,whichisnoother
kuin
than
acollectionofextravagantromances.
As
oppiminen
learning
advanced,andgeniusreceivedcultivation,
näitä
these
storieswereembellishedwiththegracesofpoetry,thatthey
voisivat
might
thebetterrecommendthemselvestotheattention;
theywere
laulettiin
sung
inpublic,atfestivals,fortheinstructionand
iloksi
delight
oftheaudience;
and
harjoiteltiin
rehearsed
beforebattle,asincentivestodeedsofglory.
Thus
tragedia
tragedy
andtheepicmusewere
syntyi
born
,and,intheprogressof
maun
taste
,arrivedatperfection.
Itis
ei
no
wonderthattheancientscouldnot
nauttimaan
relish
afableinprose,
kun
after
theyhadseenso
monta
many
remarkableeventscelebratedinversebytheir
parhaat
best
poets;
wethereforefindnoromanceamongthem
aikana
during
theeraoftheirexcellence,
ellei
unless
theCyropædiaofXenophon
voida
may
besocalled;
anditwasnottillartsandsciences
alkoivat
began
toreviveaftertheirruptionofthebarbariansintoEurope,that
jotain
anything
ofthiskindappeared.
Mutta
But
whenthemindsofmenweredebauchedbytheimpositionofpriestcrafttothe
kaikkein
most
absurdpitchofcredulity,theauthorsofromance
nousivat
arose
,andlosingsightofprobability,
täyttivät
filled
theirperformanceswiththe
kaikkein
most
monstroushyperboles.
Iftheycouldnotequaltheancientpoetsinpointofgeniustheywereresolvedtoexceltheminfiction,andapplytothewonder,
pikemminkin
rather
thanthejudgment,oftheirreaders.
Accordingly,they
toivat
brought
necromancytotheiraid,andinsteadof
olisivat tukeneet
supporting
thecharacteroftheirheroesbydignityofsentimentandpractice,distinguishedthembytheirbodilystrength,activity,andextravaganceofbehaviour.
Although
mikään
nothing
couldbemoreludicrous
ja
and
unnaturalthanthefigurestheydrew,theydidnotwantpatrons
ja
and
admirers;
andtheworldactually
alkoi
began
tobeinfectedwiththespiritofknight-errantry,
kun
when
Cervantes,byaninimitablepieceofridicule,reformedthe
makua
taste
ofmankind,representingchivalryintherightpointofview,andconvertingromancetopurposes
paljon
far
moreusefulandentertaining,bymakingitassumethesock,andpointoutthefolliesofordinary
elämän
life
.
Thesamemethodhasbeen
ovat harjoittaneet
practised
byotherSpanishandFrenchauthors,andby
kukaan
none
moresuccessfullythanbyMonsieurLe
Sage
Sage
,who,inhisAdventuresofGilBlas,hasdescribedtheknaveryandfoiblesof
elämän
life
,withinfinitehumourandsagacity.
The
seuraavat
following
sheetsIhavemodelledonhisplan,
ottaen
taking
meliberty,however,to
erota
differ
fromhimintheexecution,
jossa
where
Ithoughthisparticularsituationswereuncommon,extravagant,
tai
or
peculiartothecountryinwhichthe
kohtaus
scene
islaid.
ThedisgracesofGilBlasare,forthemostpart,suchas
mieluummin
rather
excitemirththancompassion;
hehimself
nauraa
laughs
atthem;
andhistransitionsfrom
ahdistusta
distress
tohappiness,orat
ainakin
least
ease,aresosudden,thatneitherthereaderhastimetopity
häntä
him
,norhimselftobeacquaintedwithaffliction.
This
käytös
conduct
,inmyopinion,notonlydeviatesfromprobability,but
estää
prevents
thatgenerousindignation,whichoughttoanimatethereaderagainstthesordidandviciousdispositionofthe
maailman
world
.
Ihaveattemptedtorepresentmodest
ansioita
merit
strugglingwitheverydifficultyto
jotka
which
afriendlessorphanisexposed,fromhisownwantofexperience,aswellasfromtheselfishness,envy,malice,andbaseindifferenceof
ihmiskunnan
mankind
.
Tosecureafavourableprepossession,I
olen
have
allowedhimtheadvantagesof
syntymän
birth
andeducation,whichintheseriesofhismisfortuneswill,I
toivottavasti
hope
,engagetheingenuousmorewarmlyinhisbehalf;
andthoughIforesee,
että
that
somepeoplewillbeoffendedatthemeanscenesinwhichheisinvolved,I
vakuutan
persuade
myselfthatthejudiciouswillnot
vain
only
perceivethenecessityof
kuvailla
describing
thosesituationstowhichhe
täytyy
must
ofcoursebeconfined,inhislowestate,but
myös
also
findentertainmentinviewing
niitä
those
partsoflife,wherethehumoursandpassionsareundisguisedbyaffectation,ceremony,
tai
or
education;
andthewhimsicalpeculiaritiesofdispositionappearas
luonto
nature
hasimplantedthem.
ButIbelieveI
tarvitse
need
nottroublemyselfinvindicatingapracticeauthorizedbythe
parhaat
best
writersinthisway,
joitakin
some
ofwhomIhave
jo
already
named.
Everyintelligentreaderwill,atfirstsight,
huomaa
perceive
Ihavenotdeviatedfromnatureinthefacts,
jotka
which
arealltrueinthemain,althoughthecircumstancesarealtered
ja
and
disguised,toavoidpersonalsatire.
It
nyt
now
remainstogivemyreasonsformakingthechiefpersonageof
tämän
this
workaNorthBriton,whicharechieflythese:
I
voisin
could
,atasmallexpense,bestowonhimsucheducationasIthoughtthedignityofhisbirthandcharacter
vaati
required
,whichcouldnotpossiblybe
saada
obtained
inEngland,bysuchslendermeansasthenatureofmyplanwould
antaa
afford
.
Inthenextplace,I
voisin
could
representsimplicityofmannersinaremote
osassa
part
ofthekingdom,withmorepropriety
kuin
than
inanyplacenearthecapital;
and
lopuksi
lastly
,thedispositionoftheScots,addictedtotravelling,
oikeuttaa
justifies
myconductinderivinganadventurerfrom
että
that
country.
APOLOGUE
Ayoung
maalari
painter
,indulgingaveinofpleasantry,sketchedakindof
keskustelu
conversation
piece,representingabear,an
pöllö
owl
,amonkey,andan
aasi
ass
;
andtorenderitmorestriking,humorous,andmoral,
erotti
distinguished
everyfigurebysomeemblemofhumanlife.
Bruinwasexhibitedinthegarbandattitudeofanold,toothless,drunkensoldier;
the
pöllö
owl
percheduponthehandleofacoffee-pot,withspectacleonnose,
näytti
seemed
tocontemplateanewspaper;
andthe
aasi
ass
,ornamentedwithahugetie-wig(which,
kuitenkaan
however
,couldnotconcealhislongears),
istui
sat
forhispicturetothemonkey,who
ilmestyi
appeared
withtheimplementsof
maalaamaan
painting
.
Thiswhimsicalgroupaffordedsomemirth,andmetwithgeneralapprobation,
kunnes
until
somemischievouswaghinted
että
that
thewhole—wasalampoonuponthefriendsoftheperformer;
aninsinuationwhichwasnosoonercirculatedthan
ne
those
verypeoplewhoapplaudedit
ennen
before
begantobealarmed,and
jopa
even
tofancythemselvessignifiedbythe
useat
several
figuresofthepiece.
Amongothers,a
arvokas
worthy
personageinyears,whohadservedinthearmywithreputation,beingincensedatthesupposedoutrage,repairedtothelodgingofthepainter,and
löysi
finding
himathome,“Harkye,Mr.Monkey,”
sanoi
said
he,“Ihavea
hyvä
good
mindtoconvinceyou,
että
that
thoughthebearhas
menettänyt
lost
histeeth,heretainshispaws,and
että
that
heisnotsodrunk
mutta
but
hecanperceiveyourimpertinence.”
“Sblood!
herra
sir
,thattoothlessjawisad—nedscandalouslibel—butdon’tyou
kuvittele
imagine
mesochopfallenasnottobe
pysty
able
tochewthecudofresentment.”
Herehewas
keskeytti
interrupted
bythearrivalofalearnedphysician,
joka
who
,advancingtotheculpritwithfuryinhisaspect,exclaimed,“Supposetheaugmentationoftheass’searsshould
osoittaisi
prove
thediminutionofthebaboon’s—nay,seeknottoprevaricate,for,bythebeardofAesculapius!
thereisnotonehairinthisperiwigthatwillnot
seisoisi
stand
upinjudgmentto
tuomitsematta
convict
theeofpersonalabuse.
Do
mutta
but
observe,captain,howthis
säälittävä
pitiful
littlefellowhascopiedtheverycurls—the
väri
colour
,indeed,isdifferent,butthenthe
muoto
form
andforetoparequitesimilar.”
Kun
While
hethusremonstratedinastrainofvociferation,avenerable
senaattori
senator
entered,andwaddlinguptothedelinquent,“Jackanapes!”
huusi
cried
he,“IwillnowlettheeseeI
voin
can
readsomethingelsethananewspaper,and
että
that
withoutthehelpofspectacles:
hereisyourownnoteofhand,sirrah,formoney,
joka
which
ifIhadnotadvanced,youyourselfwouldhaveresembledan
pöllö
owl
,innotdaringto
näyttää
show
yourfacebyday,youungratefulslanderousknave!”
Invaintheastonished
taiteilija
painter
declaredthathehadnointentiontogiveoffence,
tai
or
tocharacteriseparticularpersons:
theyaffirmedthe
samankaltaisuus
resemblance
wastoopalpabletobeoverlooked;
theytaxedhimwithinsolence,malice,
ja
and
ingratitude;
andtheirclamoursbeingoverheardbythepublic,the
kapteeni
captain
wasabear,the
lääkäri
doctor
anass,andthe
senaattori
senator
anowl,tohisdyingday.
Christian
lukija
reader
,Ibeseechthee,inthebowelsoftheLord,
muista
remember
thisexample“whilethouartemployedintheperusalofthefollowingsheets;
andseeknottoappropriatetothyselfthatwhichequally
kuuluu
belongs
tofivehundreddifferentpeople.
Jos
If
thoushouldstmeetwithacharacterthat
heijastaa
reflects
theeinsomeungraciousparticular,
pidä
keep
thyowncounsel;
CHAPTERI
OfmyBirthandParentage.
Iwasborninthenorthernpartof
tämän
this
unitedkingdom,inthehouseofmygrandfather,agentlemanofconsiderablefortuneandinfluence,
joka
who
hadonmanyoccasionssignalisedhimselfinbehalfofhiscountry;
andwas
huomattava
remarkable
forhisabilitiesinthelaw,whichhe
käytti
exercised
withgreatsuccessinthestationofajudge,
varsinkin
particularly
againstbeggars,forwhomhe
oli
had
asingularaversion.
Myfather(his
nuorin
youngest
son)fallinginlove
kanssa
with
apoorrelation,wholived
kanssa
with
theoldgentlemaninqualityofahousekeeper,espousedher
yksityisesti
privately
;
andIwasthe
ensimmäinen
first
fruitofthatmarriage.
Duringherpregnancy,adreamdiscomposedmymothersomuch
että
that
herhusband,tiredwithherimportunity,atlastconsultedahighlandseer,
jonka
whose
favourableinterpretationhewouldhavesecured
etukäteen
beforehand
byabribe,butfoundhimincorruptible.
Shedreamedshewas
toimitettu
delivered
ofatennis-ball,whichthe
paholainen
devil
(who,tohergreatsurprise,actedthepartofamidwife)strucksoforciblywitharacket
että
that
itdisappearedinaninstant;
andshewasforsometimeinconsolableforthelostofheroffspring;
when,allona
yhtäkkiä
sudden
,shebehelditreturnwithequalviolence,andentertheearth,beneathherfeet,whence
heti
immediately
sprangupagoodly
puu
tree
coveredwithblossoms,the
tuoksu
scent
ofwhichoperatedso
voimakkaasti
strongly
onhernervesthatsheawoke.
The
huomaavainen
attentive
sage,aftersomedeliberation,
vakuutti
assured
myparents,thattheirfirstbornwouldbea
suuri
great
traveller;
thathewouldundergo
monia
many
dangersanddifficulties,andatlast
palaisi
return
tohisnativeland,
missä
where
hewouldflourishinhappiness
ja
and
reputation.
Howtrulythiswasforetoldwillappearinthe
jatko
sequel
.
Itwasnotlongbeforesomeofficiousperson
ilmoitti
informed
mygrandfatherofcertainfamiliarities
että
that
passedbetweenhissonandhousekeeperwhichalarmedhimsomuch
että
that
,afewdaysafter,he
sanoi
told
myfatheritwashigh
aika
time
forhimtothinkof
asettumista
settling
;
andthathehadprovidedamatchfor
hänelle
him
,towhichhecouldinjusticehave
ei
no
objections.
Myfather,findingitwouldbeimpossibletoconcealhissituationmuchlonger,
avoimesti
frankly
ownedwhathehaddone;
andexcusedhimselffornothaving
kysynyt
asked
theconsentofhisfather,by
sanoen
saying
,heknewitwouldhavebeentonopurpose;
andthat,hadhisinclinationbeenknown,mygrandfather
voinut
might
havetakensuchmeasuresaswouldhaveeffectuallyputthegratificationofitoutofhispower:
he
lisäsi
added
,thatnoexceptionscouldbetakentohiswife’svirtue,birth,beauty,
ja
and
goodsense,andasforfortune,itwas
alapuolella
beneath
hiscare.
Theold
herrasmies
gentleman
,whokeptallhispassions,
lukuun ottamatta
except
one,inexcellentorder,
kuunteli
heard
himtoanendwithgreattemper,
ja
and
thencalmlyasked,howheproposedto
elättää
maintain
himselfandspouse?
He
vastasi
replied
,hecouldbeinnodangerofwantingwhilehisfather’s
hellyys
tenderness
remained,whichheandhiswife
pitäisi
should
alwayscultivatewiththeutmostveneration;
andhewaspersuadedhisallowancewouldbesuitabletothedignityandcircumstancesofhisfamily,andtotheprovision
jo
already
madeforhisbrothersandsisters,
jotka
who
werehappilysettledunderhisprotection.
“Yourbrothersandsisters,”
sanoi
said
mygrandfather,“didnotthinkitbeneaththemtoconsultmeinanaffairofsuchimportanceas
avioliitto
matrimony
;
neither,Isuppose,wouldyouhaveomittedthatpieceofduty,hadyounotsomesecretfundinreserve;
tothecomfortsofwhichI
jätän
leave
you,withadesire
että
that
youwillthisnight
etsitte
seek
outanotherhabitationforyourselfandwife,whither,inashorttime,Iwill
lähetän
send
youanaccountoftheexpenseI
olen
have
beenatinyoureducation,withaviewofbeingreimbursed.
Herra
Sir
,youhavemadethegrandtour—youarea
kohtelias
polite
gentleman—averyprettygentleman—Iwishyouagreat
paljon
deal
ofjoy,andamyour
hyvin
very
humbleservant.”
Sosaying,he
jätti
left
myfatherinasituationeasilyimagined.
Kuitenkaan
However
,hedidnotlong
epäröinyt
hesitate
;
for,beingperfectlywellacquaintedwithhisfather’sdisposition,hedidnot
epäillyt
doubt
thathewasgladof
tästä
this
pretencetogetridof
hänestä
him
;
andhisresolvesbeingasinvariableasthelawsoftheMedesandPersians,he
tiesi
knew
itwouldbetonopurposetoattempthimbyprayersandentreaties;
sowithoutanyfartherapplication,hebetookhimself,withhisdisconsolatebedfellowtoafarm-house,wherean
vanha
old
servantofhismother
asui
dwelt
:
theretheyremainedsometimeinasituation
mutta
but
illadaptedtotheeleganceoftheirdesiresandtendernessoftheirlove;
joka
which
neverthelessmyfatherchosetoendure,ratherthansupplicateanunnaturalandinflexibleparent
mutta
but
mymother,foreseeingtheinconveniencesto
joka
which
shemusthavebeenexposed,hadshebeendeliveredinthisplace(andherpregnancywas
hyvin
very
faradvanced),withoutcommunicatingherdesigntoherhusband,wentindisguisetothehouseofmygrandfather,
toivoen
hoping
thathertearsandconditionwouldmovehimtocompassion,andreconcilehimtoanevent
joka
which
wasnowirrecoverablypast.
She
löysi
found
meanstodeceivetheservants,andgetintroducedasanunfortunatelady,
joka
who
wantedtocomplainofsomematrimonialgrievances,itbeingmygrandfather’sparticularprovincetodecidein
kaikki
all
casesofscandal.
Shewasaccordinglyadmittedintohispresence,where,discoveringherself,shefellathisfeet,
ja
and
inthemostaffecting
tavalla
manner
imploredhisforgiveness;
atthesametime
edusti
representing
thedangerthatthreatenednot
vain
only
herlife,butthatofhisowngrandchild,
joka
which
wasabouttoseethelight.
He
sanoi
told
herhewassorry
että
that
theindiscretionofherandhisson
oli
had
compelledhimtomakeavow,
joka
which
putitoutofhispowertogivethem
mitään
any
assistance;
thathehad
jo
already
impartedhisthoughtson
että
that
subjecttoherhusband,
ja
and
wassurprisedthatthey
oli
should
disturbhispeacewithanyfartherimportunity.
Tämän
This
said,heretired.
The
väkivalta
violence
ofmymother’safflictionhad
niin
such
aneffectonherconstitution
että
that
shewasimmediatelyseizedwiththepainsofchildbed;
andhadnotan
vanha
old
maidservant,towhomshewas
hyvin
very
dear,affordedherpityandassistance,atthehazardofincurringmygrandfather’sdispleasure,sheandthe
viaton
innocent
fruitofherwombmusthavefallenmiserablevictimstohisrigourandinhumanity.
Bythefriendshipof
tämän
this
poorwomanshewascarrieduptoagarret,and
välittömästi
immediately
deliveredofamanchild,thestoryof
jonka
whose
unfortunatebirthhehimself
nyt
now
relates.
Myfather,beinginformedofwhathadhappened,
lensi
flew
totheembracesofhisdarlingspouse,and
kun
while
heloadedhisoffspringwithpaternalembraces,
voinut
could
notforbearsheddingafloodoftearsonbeholdingthedearpartnerofhisheart(forwhoseeasehewould
olla
have
sacrificedthetreasuresoftheeast)stretcheduponaflockbed,inamiserableapartment,unableto
suojelemaan
protect
herfromtheinclemenciesoftheweather.
Itisnottobe
olettaa
supposed
thattheoldgentlemanwasignorantofwhatpassed,thoughheaffectedtoknownothingofthematter,and
teeskenteli
pretended
tobeverymuchsurprised,
kun
when
oneofhisgrandchildren,byhis
vanhin
eldest
sondeceased,wholivedwithhimashisheirapparent,acquaintedhimwiththeaffair;
he
päätti
determined
thereforetoobservenomedium,
mutta
but
immediately(onthethirddayafterherdelivery)
lähetti
sent
heraperemptoryordertobegone,
ja
and
turnedofftheservant
joka
who
hadpreservedherlife.
Tämä
This
behavioursoexasperatedmyfather
että
that
hehadrecoursetothemostdreadfulimprecations;
andonhisbarekneesimplored
että
that
Heavenwouldrenouncehim
jos
if
everheshouldforget
tai
or
forgivethebarbarityofhissire.
Theinjuries
joka
which
thisunhappymotherreceivedfromherremovalinsuchcircumstances,andthewantofnecessarieswhereshelodged,
yhdessä
together
withhergriefandanxietyofmind,
pian
soon
threwherintoalanguishingdisorder,
joka
which
putanendtoherlife.
Myfather,
joka
who
lovedhertenderly,wassoaffectedwithherdeath
että
that
heremainedsixweeksdeprivedofhissenses;
duringwhichtime,thepeople
jossa
where
helodgedcarriedthe
lapsen
infant
totheoldmanwhorelentedsofar,onhearingthemelancholystoryofhisdaughter-in-law’sdeath,andthedeplorableconditionofhisson,asto
lähetti
send
thechildtonurse,andheorderedmyfathertobe
kantoivat
carried
hometohishouse,
jossa
where
hesoonrecoveredtheuseofhisreason.
Olipa
Whether
thishardheartedjudgefeltanyremorseforhiscrueltreatmentofhissonanddaughter,
tai
or
(whichismoreprobable)wasafraidhischaracterwould
kärsi
suffer
intheneighbourhood,heprofessedgreat
surua
sorrow
forhisconducttomyfather,
jonka
whose
deliriumwassucceededbya
syvä
profound
melancholyandreserve.
Atlengthhe
katosi
disappeared
,and,notwithstandingallimaginableinquiry,couldnotbe
kuulla
heard
of;
acircumstancewhich
vahvisti
confirmed
mostpeopleintheopinionofhis
oli
having
madeawaywithhimselfinafitofdespair.
CHAPTERII
I
kasvan
grow
up—amhatedbymyRelations—senttoSchool—neglectedbymyGrandfather—maltreatedbymyMaster—seasonedtoAdversity—I
muodostan
form
CabalsagainstthePedant—amdebarred
Pääsy
Access
tomyGrandfather—huntedbyhisHeir—I
tuhoan
demolish
theTeethofhisTutor.
Therewerenotwantingsome
jotka
who
suspectedmyunclesofbeing
huolissaan
concerned
inmyfather’sfate,onthesupposition
että
that
theywouldallshareinthepatrimonydestinedforhim;
ja
and
thisconjecturewasstrengthenedbyreflecting
että
that
inallhiscalamitiesthey
koskaan
never
discoveredtheleastinclinationto
palvella
serve
him;
but,onthecontrary,byalltheartificesintheirpower,fedhisresentmentand
tukivat
supported
hisresolutionofleavinghimtomiseryandwant.
Mutta
But
peopleofjudgmenttreated
tätä
this
insinuationasanidlechimera;
sillä
because
,hadmyrelationsbeensowickedastoconsulttheirinterestbycommittingsuchanatrociouscrime,the
kohtalo
fate
ofmyfatherwouldhaveextendedtome
myös
too
whoselifewasanother
este
obstacle
totheirexpectation.
Meanwhile,I
kasvoin
grew
apace,andasIstronglyresembledmyfather,whowasthedarlingofthetenants,Iwanted
mitään
nothing
whichtheirindigentcircumstancescould
antoivat
afford
:
buttheirfavourwasaweak
voimavara
resource
againstthejealousenmityofmycousins;
who
sitä
the
moremyinfancypromised,conceived
sitä
the
moreimplacablehatredagainst
minua
me
:
andbeforeIwassixyearsofage,
olin
had
soeffectuallyblockadedmygrandfatherthatI
koskaan
never
sawhimbutbystealth,
kun
when
Isometimesmadeuptohischairashe
istui
sat
toviewhislabourersinthefield:
onwhichoccasionhewouldstrokemyhead,bidmebeagood
poika
boy
,andpromisetotakecareofme.
Iwas
pian
soon
aftersenttoschoolatavillagehardby,ofwhichhehadbeen
diktaattori
dictator
timeoutofmind;
mutta
but
asheneverpaidformyboard,
eikä
nor
suppliedmewithclothes,books,and
muita
other
necessariesIrequired,myconditionwas
hyvin
very
raggedandcontemptible,andtheschoolmaster,
joka
who
,throughfearofmygrandfather,
opetti
taught
megratis,gavehimself
ei
no
concernabouttheprogressImadeunderhisinstruction.
In
huolimatta
spite
ofallthesedifficultiesanddisgraces,I
tuli
became
agoodproficientintheLatintongue;
ja
and
,assoonasIcould
kirjoittamista
write
tolerably,pesteredmygrandfatherwithletterstosuchadegree
että
that
hesentformymaster,
ja
and
chidhimseverelyforbestowingsuchpainsonmyeducation,
sanoi
telling
himthat,ifeverIshouldbe
tuodaan
brought
tothegallowsforforgery,whichhehadtaughtmetocommit,mybloodwouldlieonhis
päänsä
head
.
Thepedant,whodreadednothingmore
kuin
than
thedispleasureofhispatron,
vakuutti
assured
hishonourthattheboy’s
kyky
ability
wasmoreowingtohisowngeniusandapplication
kuin
than
toanyinstructionorencouragementhereceived;
that,althoughhe
voinut
could
notdivesthimof
sitä
the
knowledgehehadalreadyimbibed,
ellei
unless
hewouldempowerhimtodisablehisfingers,heshouldendeavour,withGod’shelp,topreventhisfutureimprovement.
Ja
And
,indeed,hepunctuallyperformedwhathe
oli
had
undertaken;
for,onpretence
että
that
Ihadwrittenimpertinentletterstomygrandfather,hecausedaboardtobe
teki
made
withfiveholesin
sen
it
,throughwhichhethrustthefingersandthumbofmyrighthand,andfasteneditbywhipcordtomywrist,insuchamanneraseffectuallydebarredmethe
käyttää
use
ofmypen.
But
tämä
this
restraintIwasfreedfromina
muutaman
few
days,byanaccident
joka
which
happenedinaquarrelbetweenme
ja
and
anotherboy;
who,takinguponhimtoinsultmypoverty,Iwassoincensedathisungenerousreproach
että
that
withonestrokewithmymachineI
leikkasin
cut
himtotheskull,tothegreatterrorofmyselfandschoolfellows,who
jättivät
left
himbleedingonthe
maahan
ground
,andrantoinformthemasterofwhathadhappened.
Iwasso
ankarasti
severely
punishedforthistrespass
että
that
,wereItolivetothe
ikään
age
ofMethusalem,theimpressionit
teki
made
onmewouldnotbeeffaced;
the
enemmän
more
thantheantipathyand
kauhu
horror
Iconceivedforthemercilesstyrantwhoinflictedit.
Thecontemptwhichmyappearance
luonnollisesti
naturally
producedinallwho
näkivät
saw
me,thecontinualwantstowhichIwasexposed,andmyownhaughtydisposition,
kärsimätön
impatient
ofaffronts,involvedmeinathousandtroublesomeadventures,bywhichIwasatlengthinuredinadversity,andemboldenedtoundertakings
paljon
far
abovemyyears.
Iwas
usein
often
inhumanlyscourgedforcrimesI
tehnyt
did
notcommit,because,havingthe
luonne
character
ofavagabondinthevillage,everypieceofmischief,
jonka
whose
authorlayunknown,waschargedupon
minua
me
.
Ihavebeenfoundguiltyof
ryöstämään
robbing
orchardsIneverentered,of
tappamaan
killing
catsIneverhunted,of
varastamaan
stealing
gingerbreadInevertouched,andofabusing
vanhoja
old
womenIneversaw.
Nay,astammering
puuseppä
carpenter
hadeloquenceenoughto
vakuuttamaan
persuade
mymasterthatIfiredapistolloadedwithsmallshotintohiswindow;
thoughmylandlady
ja
and
thewholefamilybore
todistivat
witness
thatIwasabedfastasleepatthetime
kun
when
thisoutragewascommitted.
Iwasoncefloggedfor
olin
having
narrowlyescapeddrowning,bythe
upposi
sinking
ofaferryboatinwhichIwaspassenger.
Anothertime,forhavingrecoveredofabruiseoccasionedbya
hevonen
horse
andcartrunningoverme.
Athird
kertaa
time
,forbeingbittenbyabaker’sdog.
Inshort,whetherIwas
syyllinen
guilty
orunfortunate,thecorrectionandsympathyof
tämän
this
arbitrarypedagoguewerethe
samat
same
.
Farfrombeingsubduedby
tämä
this
informalusage,myindignationtriumphedover
että
that
slavishawewhichhadhithertoenforcedmyobedience;
and
sitä
the
moremyyearsandknowledgeincreased,
sitä
the
moreIperceivedtheinjusticeandbarbarityofhisbehaviour.
Bythehelpofanuncommongenius,andtheadviceanddirectionofourusher,whohadservedmyfatherinhistravels,I
tein
made
asurprisingprogressintheclassics,writing,andarithmetic;
sothat,beforeIwastwelveyearsold,Iwas
sallivat
allowed
byeverybodytobethe
paras
best
scholarintheschool.
Tämä
This
qualification,togetherwiththeboldnessoftemperandstrengthofmake
jotka
which
hadsubjectedalmostallmycontemporaries,
antoivat
gave
mesuchinfluenceoverthem
että
that
Ibegantoformcabals
vastaan
against
mypersecutor;
andwasin
toivoin
hope
of,beingabletobidhimdefianceinaveryshorttime.
Beingattheheadofafaction,consistingofthirtyboys,
useimmat
most
ofthemofmyownage,Iwas
päättänyt
determined
toputtheirmettletotrial,thatI
voi
might
knowhowfartheyweretobedependedupon,beforeIputmygrandschemeinexecution:
with
tämän
this
view,weattackedabodyofstoutapprentices,whohad
olivat ottaneet
taken
possessionofapartofthe
maasta
ground
allottedtousfortheschemeofourdiversions,andwhowerethen
leikkivät
playing
atninepinsonthespot;
butI
oli
had
themortificationtoseemyadherentsroutedinaninstant,and
a
a
legofoneofthembrokeinhisflightbythebowl,whichoneofouradversaries
oli
had
detachedinpursuitofus.
Tämä
This
discomfituredidnothinderusfromengagingthem
myöhemmin
afterwards
infrequentskirmishes,whichwemaintainedbythrowingstonesatadistance,whereinI
sain
received
manywounds,thescarsofwhich
yhä
still
remain.
Ourenemieswereso
häiritsivät
harassed
andinterruptedbythesealarms
että
that
theyatlastabandonedtheirconquest,and
jättivät
left
ustothepeaceableenjoymentofour
omista
own
territories.
Itwouldbeendlesstoenumeratetheexploitswe
teimme
performed
inthecourseof
tämän
this
confederacy,whichbecametheterrorofthewholevillage;
insomuch
että
that
,whendifferentinterestsdividedit,
yksi
one
ofthepartiescommonlycourtedthe
apua
assistance
ofRoderickRandom(bywhichnameIwasknown)to
heittää
cast
thebalance,andkeeptheopposite
ryhmä
faction
inawe.
Meanwhile,Itooktheadvantageofeveryplay-daytopresentmyselfbeforemygrandfather,towhomI
harvoin
seldom
foundaccess,byreasonofhisbeingcloselybesiegedbyanumerousfamilyofhisfemalegrandchildren,
jotka
who
,thoughtheyperpetuallyquarrelledamongthemselves,
koskaan
never
failedtojoinagainst
minua
me
,asthecommonenemyofall.
Hisheir,
joka
who
wasabouttheageofeighteen,mindednothingbutfox-hunting,andindeedwasqualifiedfornothingelse,notwithstandinghisgrandfather’sindulgenceinentertainingatutorforhimathome;
joka
who
atthesametimeperformedtheofficeof
seurakunnan
parish
clerk.
ThisyoungActaeon,
joka
who
inheritedhisgrandfather’santipathytoeverythingin
hädässä
distress
,neversateyesonme
ilman
without
uncouplinghisbeagles,andhuntingmeintosomecottageorother,whitherI
yleensä
generally
fledforshelter.
In
tätä
this
Christianamusementhewasencouragedbyhispreceptor,
joka
who
,nodoubt,tooksuchopportunitiestoingratiatehimselfwiththerisingsun,observing,
että
that
theoldgentleman,accordingtothecourseofnature,hadnot
kauan
long
tolive,forhewas
jo
already
onthevergeoffourscore.
CHAPTERIII
MyMother’s
Veli
Brother
arrives—relievesme—aDescriptionofhim—he
menee
goes
alongwithmetotheHouseofmyGrandfather—is
kohtaa
encountered
byhisDogs—defeatsthem,
jälkeen
after
abloodyEngagement—isadmittedtotheoldGentleman—a
Vuoropuhelu
Dialogue
betweenthem.
Aboutthistimemymother’s
ainoa
only
brother,whohadbeen
kauan
long
abroad,lieutenantofaman-of-war,
saapui
arrived
inhisowncountry;
wherebeinginformedofmycondition,he
tuli
came
toseeme,andoutofhisslenderfinancesnotonlysuppliedmewithwhatnecessariesIwantedforthepresent,butresolvednotto
lähtemättä
leave
thecountryuntilhehadprevailedonmygrandfathertosettle
jotakin
something
handsomeforthefuture.
Tämä
This
wasatasktowhichhewasby
ei
no
meansequal,beingentirelyignorant,notonlyofthejudge’sdisposition,but
myös
also
ofthewaysofmeningeneral,towhichhiseducationonboardhadkepthimanutterstranger.
Hewasa
vahva
strong
builtman,somewhatbandylegged,witha
kaula
neck
likethatofabull,anda
kasvot
face
which(youmighteasilyperceive)had
olivat kestäneet
withstood
themostobstinateassaultsoftheweather.
Hisdressconsistedofasoldier’scoat
muuttanut
altered
forhimbytheship’stailor,astripedflanneljacket,apairofredbreechesspannedwithpitch,cleangrayworstedstockings,largesilverbucklesthatcoveredthree-fourthsofhisshoes,asilver-lacedhat,
jonka
whose
crownoverlookedthebrims
noin
about
aninchandahalf,blackbobwiginbuckle,acheckshirt,asilkhandkerchief,ahanger,withabrasshandle,girdedtohisthighbyafurnishedlacebelt,anda
hyvää
good
oakplantunderhisarm.
Thusequipped,hesetoutwithme
Jotka
(who
byhisbountymadeaverydecentappearance)formygrandfather’shouse,wherewewere
tervehtivät
saluted
byJowlerandCaesar,whommycousin,
nuori
young
master,hadletlooseatourapproach.
Being
hyvin
well
acquaintedwiththeinveteracyof
näiden
these
curs,Iwasabouttobetakemyselftomyheels,
kun
when
myuncleseizedmewithone
kädellä
hand
,brandishedhiscudgelwiththeother,andatoneblowlaidCaesarsprawlingontheground;
mutta
but
,findinghimselfattackedatthesametimeintherearbyJowler,
ja
and
fearingCaesarmightrecover,he
veti
drew
hishanger,wheeledabout,
ja
and
byaluckystrokeseveredJowler’s
pään
head
fromhisbody.
Bythistime,the
nuori
young
foxhunterandthreeservants,armedwithpitchforksandflails,were
olivat tulleet
come
totheassistanceofthedogs,whomthey
löysivät
found
breathlessuponthefield;
andmycousinwassoprovokedatthedeathofhisfavourites,
että
that
heorderedhisattendantstoadvance,andtake
kostamaan
vengeance
ontheirexecutioner,whomheloadedwithallthecursesandreproacheshisangercouldsuggest.
Uponwhichmyunclesteppedforwardswithanundauntedair,atthesightofwhosebloodyweaponshisantagonistsfell
taaksepäin
back
withprecipitation,whenheaccostedtheirleaderthus:.
“Lookee,
veli
brother
,yourdogshavingboardedme
ilman
without
provocation,whatIdidwasinmyowndefence.
Soyouhadbestbecivil,and
anna
let
usshootahead,clearofyou.”
Whetherthe
nuori
young
squiremisinterpretedmyuncle’sdesireofpeace,orwasenragedatthefateofhishoundsbeyondhisusualpitchofresolution,I
tiedä
know
not;
buthesnatchedaflailfromoneofhisfollowers,andcameupwithashowofassaultingthelieutenant,
joka
who
,puttinghimselfinapostureofdefence,proceededthus:
“Lookee,youlubberlysonofaw—e,
jos
if
youcomeathwartme,’wareyourgingerbreadwork.
I’llbefoulofyourquarter,d—nme.”
Tämä
This
declaration,followedbyaflourishofhishanger,
näytti
seemed
tochecktheprogressoftheyounggentleman’scholer,who,
näytti
looking
behindhim,perceivedhisattendants
olivat
had
slunkintothehouse,shutthe
portin
gate
,andlefthimtodecidethecontentionbyhimself.
Täällä
Here
aparleyensued,whichwas
esitteli
introduced
bymycousin’sasking,“Whothedevilareyou?
Whatdoyou
haluat
want
?
Somescoundrelofaseaman,Isuppose,
joka
who
hasdesertedandturnedthief.
Mutta
But
don’tthinkyoushallescape,sirrah—I’llhaveyouhang’d,you
koira
dog
,Iwill.
Yourbloodshall
maksaa
pay
forthatofmytwohounds,youragamuffin.
Iwouldnot
olisi
have
partedwiththemtosaveyourwholegenerationfromthegallows,youruffian,you!”
“Noneofyourjaw,youswab—noneofyourjaw,”
vastasi
replied
myuncle,“elseIshall
leikkaan
trim
yourlacedjacketforyou.
Ishall
hieron
rub
youdownwithanoakentowel,myboy,Ishall.”
So
sanoen
saying
,hesheathedhishanger,
ja
and
graspedhiscudgel.