THEAUTHOR’SPREFACE
Of
wszystkie
allkindsofsatire,thereisnonesoentertainingi
anduniversallyimproving,asthatwhichisintroduced,asitwereokazjonalnie
occasionally,inthecourseofaninterestingstory,whichbringskażdy
everyincidenthometolife,i
andbyrepresentingfamiliarscenesinanuncommoni
andamusingpointofview,investsthemwithwszystkie
allthegracesofnovelty,podczas
whilenatureisappealedtoinkażdy
everyparticular.Thereadergratifieshis
ciekawość
curiosityinpursuingtheadventuresofaosoby
personinwhosefavourheisprepossessed;heespouseshiscause,hesympathiseswithhiminhisdistress,hisindignationisheated
przeciwko
againsttheauthorsofhiscalamity:thehumanepassionsareinflamed;
the
kontrast
contrastbetweendejectedvirtueandinsultingviceappearsz
withgreateraggravation,andeverywrażenie
impressionhavingadoubleforceontheimagination,thememoryretainsthecircumstance,a
andtheheartimprovesbytheexample.The
uwaga
attentionisnottiredwithabarecatalogueofcharacters,ale
butagreeablydivertedwithallthevarietyofinvention;i
andthevicissitudesoflifepojawiają się
appearintheirpeculiarcircumstances,openinganszerokie
amplefieldforwitandhumour.Romans
Romance,nodoubt,owesitsorigintoignorancji
ignorance,vanity,andsuperstition.Inthedarkagesofthe
Świata
World,whenamanhadrenderedhimselfsławny
famousforwisdomorvalour,hisfamilyi
andadherentsavailedthemselvesofhissuperiorqualities,magnifiedhisvirtues,i
andrepresentedhischaracterandosobę
personassacredandsupernatural.The
wulgarny
vulgareasilyswallowedthebait,imploredhisprotection,andyieldedthetributeofhomageandpraise,nawet
eventoadoration;hisexploitswerehandeddowntoposterity
z
withathousandexaggerations;theywererepeatedasincitementsto
cnoty
virtue;divinehonourswerepaid,
a
andaltarserectedtohismemory,forthezachęty
encouragementofthosewhoattemptedtonaśladować
imitatehisexample;andhence
powstała
arosetheheathenmythology,whichisnie
nootherthanacollectionofextravagantromances.Aslearningadvanced,
a
andgeniusreceivedcultivation,thesestorieswereembellishedwiththegracesofpoezji
poetry,thattheymightthelepiej
betterrecommendthemselvestotheuwagę
attention;theyweresunginpublic,atfestivals,forthe
nauczania
instructionanddelightoftheaudience;i
andrehearsedbeforebattle,asincentivestodeedsofchwały
glory.Thustragedyandtheepic
muza
musewereborn,and,inten
theprogressoftaste,arrivedatperfection.Itis
nie
nowonderthattheancientscouldnotrelishafableinprozie
prose,aftertheyhadseensowiele
manyremarkableeventscelebratedinversebytheirnajlepszych
bestpoets;wethereforefind
nie
noromanceamongthemduringtheeraoftheirdoskonałości
excellence,unlesstheCyropædiaofXenophonmoże
maybesocalled;anditwasnottillarts
i
andsciencesbegantorevivepo
aftertheirruptionofthebarbariansintoEurope,thatcoś
anythingofthiskindappeared.Ale
Butwhenthemindsofmenweredebauchedbytheimpositionofpriestcrafttothenajbardziej
mostabsurdpitchofcredulity,theauthorsofromancearose,i
andlosingsightofprobability,filledtheirperformanceswiththenajbardziej
mostmonstroushyperboles.Iftheycouldnotequaltheancientpoetsinpointofgeniustheywereresolvedtoexceltheminfiction,andapplytothewonder,ratherthanthe
osądu
judgment,oftheirreaders.Accordingly,theybroughtnecromancytotheiraid,
i
andinsteadofsupportingthecharakter
characteroftheirheroesbydignityofsentimenti
andpractice,distinguishedthembytheirbodilystrength,activity,i
andextravaganceofbehaviour.Although
nic
nothingcouldbemoreludicrousi
andunnaturalthanthefigurestheydrew,theydidnotwantpatronsi
andadmirers;andtheworldactuallybegantobeinfectedwiththe
duchem
spiritofknight-errantry,whenCervantes,byaninimitablekawałek
pieceofridicule,reformedthegust
tasteofmankind,representingchivalryintherightpointofview,i
andconvertingromancetopurposesfarbardziej
moreusefulandentertaining,bymakingitassumethesock,i
andpointoutthefolliesofordinaryżycia
life.ThesamemethodhasbeenpractisedbyotherSpanishandFrenchauthors,andby
nikt
nonemoresuccessfullythanbyMonsieurLeSage
Sage,who,inhisAdventuresofGilBlas,hasopisał
describedtheknaveryandfoiblesofżycia
life,withinfinitehumourandsagacity.ThefollowingsheetsIhavemodelledonhisplan,takingmeliberty,
jednak
however,todifferfromhimintheexecution,whereImyślałem
thoughthisparticularsituationswereuncommon,ekstrawaganckie
extravagant,orpeculiartothekraju
countryinwhichthesceneislaid.ThedisgracesofGilBlasare,forthemostpart,suchas
raczej
ratherexcitemirththancompassion;hehimselflaughsat
nich
them;andhistransitionsfromdistressto
szczęście
happiness,oratleastease,aresonagłe
sudden,thatneitherthereaderma
hastimetopityhim,norhimselftobeacquaintedwithaffliction.This
zachowanie
conduct,inmyopinion,nottylko
onlydeviatesfromprobability,butpreventsthathojne
generousindignation,whichoughttoanimatethereaderprzeciwko
againstthesordidandviciousdispositionoftheświata
world.Ihaveattemptedtorepresentmodestmeritstrugglingwitheverydifficultytowhichafriendlessorphanisexposed,fromhisownwantofexperience,aswellasfromtheselfishness,envy,
złośliwości
malice,andbaseindifferenceofludzkości
mankind.Tosecureafavourableprepossession,I
mam
haveallowedhimtheadvantagesofurodzenia
birthandeducation,whichintheserii
seriesofhismisfortuneswill,Inadzieję
hope,engagetheingenuousmoreserdecznie
warmlyinhisbehalf;and
chociaż
thoughIforesee,thatsomepeoplebędą
willbeoffendedatthemeanscenesinwhichheisinvolved,Ipersuademyselfthatthejudiciousbędą
willnotonlyperceivethekonieczność
necessityofdescribingthosesituationstowhichhemusi
mustofcoursebeconfined,inhislowestate,ale
butalsofindentertainmentinviewingtych
thosepartsoflife,wherethehumoursi
andpassionsareundisguisedbyaffectation,ceremony,lub
oreducation;andthewhimsicalpeculiaritiesofdisposition
pojawiają się
appearasnaturehasimplantedje
them.ButIbelieveIneednottroublemyselfinvindicatinga
praktyki
practiceauthorizedbythebestwritersinthissposób
way,someofwhomIhavejuż
alreadynamed.Everyintelligentreaderwill,atfirst
rzut oka
sight,perceiveIhavenotdeviatedfromnatureinthefacts,które
whicharealltrueinthemain,chociaż
althoughthecircumstancesarealteredi
anddisguised,toavoidpersonalsatire.It
teraz
nowremainstogivemyreasonsformakingthechiefpersonageoftego
thisworkaNorthBriton,które
whicharechieflythese:Icould,ata
niewielki
smallexpense,bestowonhimsucheducationasIthoughtthedignityofhisurodzenia
birthandcharacterrequired,whichcouldnotpossiblybeobtainedinEngland,bysuchslendermeansasthenatura
natureofmyplanwouldafford.Inthenextplace,Icouldrepresentsimplicityofmannersinaremote
części
partofthekingdom,withmoreproprietyniż
thaninanyplacenearthestolicy
capital;andlastly,thedispositionoftheScots,addictedtotravelling,justifiesmyconductinderivingan
przygód
adventurerfromthatcountry.APOLOGUE
Ayoung
malarz
painter,indulgingaveinofpleasantry,sketchedakindofrozmowy
conversationpiece,representingabear,ansowę
owl,amonkey,andanass;i
andtorenderitmorestriking,humorous,i
andmoral,distinguishedeveryfigurebysomeemblemofludzkiego
humanlife.Bruinwasexhibitedinthegarb
i
andattitudeofanold,toothless,drunkensoldier;the
sowa
owlpercheduponthehandleofacoffee-pot,withspectacleonnosie
nose,seemedtocontemplateanewspaper;a
andtheass,ornamentedwithahugetie-wigKtóra
(which,however,couldnotconcealhislongears),usiadł
satforhispicturetothemałpy
monkey,whoappearedwiththeimplementsofpainting.Ta
Thiswhimsicalgroupaffordedsomemirth,i
andmetwithgeneralapprobation,dopóki
untilsomemischievouswaghintedże
thatthewhole—wasalampoonuponthefriendsoftheperformer;aninsinuation
która
whichwasnosoonercirculatedthanthoseverypeoplektórzy
whoapplaudeditbeforebegantobealarmed,a
andeventofancythemselvessignifiedbythekilka
severalfiguresofthepiece.Wśród
Amongothers,aworthypersonageinyears,whohadsłużył
servedinthearmywithreputation,beingincensedatthesupposedoburzenie
outrage,repairedtothelodgingofthepainter,i
andfindinghimathome,“Harkye,Mr.Monkey,”powiedział
saidhe,“Ihaveadobry
goodmindtoconvinceyou,thatchociaż
thoughthebearhaslosthisteeth,heretainshispaws,i
andthatheisnotsodrunkale
buthecanperceiveyourimpertinence.”“Sblood!
sir
sir,thattoothlessjawisad—nedscandalouslibel—butdon’tyouimaginemesochopfallenasnottobestanie
abletochewthecudofresentment.”Tutaj
Herehewasinterruptedbythearrivalofalearnedlekarza
physician,who,advancingtotheculpritwithfuryinhisaspect,exclaimed,“Supposetheaugmentationoftheass’searsshouldudowodni
provethediminutionofthebaboon’s—nay,seeknottoprevaricate,for,bythebeardofAesculapius!nie
thereisnotonehairintej
thisperiwigthatwillnotstanie
standupinjudgmenttoconvicttheeofosobiste
personalabuse.Dobutobserve,captain,
jak
howthispitifullittlefellowhasskopiował
copiedtheverycurls—thecolour,rzeczywiście
indeed,isdifferent,butthentheformi
andforetoparequitesimilar.”Podczas
Whilehethusremonstratedinastrainofvociferation,avenerablesenator
senatorentered,andwaddlinguptothedelinquent,“Jackanapes!”criedhe,“IwillnowlettheeseeIcanread
coś
somethingelsethananewspaper,i
andthatwithoutthehelpofspectacles:hereisyour
własny
ownnoteofhand,sirrah,forpieniądze
money,whichifIhadnotadvanced,youyourselfwouldhaveresembledansowy
owl,innotdaringtopokazać
showyourfacebyday,youniewdzięczny
ungratefulslanderousknave!”Invaintheastonished
malarz
painterdeclaredthathehadnie
nointentiontogiveoffence,ortocharacteriseparticularosób
persons:theyaffirmedtheresemblancewas
zbyt
toopalpabletobeoverlooked;theytaxedhimwithinsolence,malice,
i
andingratitude;andtheirclamoursbeingoverheardbythepublic,the
kapitan
captainwasabear,thelekarz
doctoranass,andthesenator
senatoranowl,tohisdyingdnia
day.Christianreader,Ibeseechthee,inthebowelsofthe
Pana
Lord,rememberthisexample“whilethouartemployedintheperusalofthefollowingsheets;i
andseeknottoappropriatetothyselfthatco
whichequallybelongstofivehundredróżnych
differentpeople.Ifthoushouldst
spotkasz
meetwithacharacterthatreflectstheeinsomeungraciousparticular,zachowaj
keepthyowncounsel;CHAPTERI
OfmyBirth
i
andParentage.Iwasborninthe
północnej
northernpartofthisunitedzjednoczonego królestwa
kingdom,inthehouseofmygrandfather,agentlemanofconsiderablefortunei
andinfluence,whohadonmanyoccasionssignalisedhimselfinimieniu
behalfofhiscountry;andwasremarkableforhisabilitiesinthe
prawa
law,whichheexercisedwithgreatsuccessinthestationofajudge,zwłaszcza
particularlyagainstbeggars,forwhomhemiał
hadasingularaversion.My
ojciec
father(hisyoungestson)fallinginloveze
withapoorrelation,wholivedze
withtheoldgentlemaninqualityofagospodyni
housekeeper,espousedherprivately;andIwasthe
pierwszym
firstfruitofthatmarriage.Podczas
Duringherpregnancy,adreamdiscomposedmymatkę
mothersomuchthathermąż
husband,tiredwithherimportunity,atlastconsultedahighlandseer,którego
whosefavourableinterpretationhewouldhavesecuredwyprzedzeniem
beforehandbyabribe,butfoundhimincorruptible.Shedreamedshewasdeliveredofatennis-ball,whichthe
diabeł
devil(who,tohergreatsurprise,actedthepartofamidwife)strucksoforciblywitharacketże
thatitdisappearedinaninstant;i
andshewasforsomeczas
timeinconsolableforthelostofherpotomstwa
offspring;when,allona
nagle
sudden,shebehelditreturnwithequalviolence,i
andentertheearth,beneathherfeet,whencenatychmiast
immediatelysprangupagoodlytreecoveredwithblossoms,thezapach
scentofwhichoperatedsomocno
stronglyonhernervesthatsheawoke.The
uważny
attentivesage,aftersomedeliberation,zapewnił
assuredmyparents,thattheirfirstbornwouldbeagreattraveller;że
thathewouldundergomanydangersanddifficulties,andatlastreturntohisnativeland,gdzie
wherehewouldflourishinhappinessandreputation.Jak
Howtrulythiswasforetoldwillappearinthesequel.Itwasnotlongbeforesomeofficiousperson
poinformował
informedmygrandfatherofcertainfamiliaritiesthatby
passedbetweenhissonandhousekeeperwhichalarmedhimsomuchthat,afewdaysafter,hetoldmyfatheritwashighczas
timeforhimtothinkofsettling;i
andthathehadprovidedamatchformu
him,towhichhecouldinjusticemieć
havenoobjections.Myfather,findingitwouldbeimpossibletoconcealhis
sytuacji
situationmuchlonger,franklyownedwhathehadzrobił
done;andexcusedhimselffornothaving
poprosił
askedtheconsentofhisojca
father,bysaying,heknewitwouldhavebeentonie
nopurpose;andthat,hadhisinclinationbeenknown,my
dziadek
grandfathermighthavetakensuchmeasuresaswouldhaveeffectuallyputthegratificationofitoutofhismocy
power:headded,thatnoexceptionscouldbetakentohiswife’s
cnoty
virtue,birth,beauty,andgoodsense,andasforfortune,itwasbeneathhiscare.The
stary
oldgentleman,whokeptallhispassions,exceptone,inexcellentporządku
order,heardhimtoankońca
endwithgreattemper,andthenspokojnie
calmlyasked,howheproposedtozachował
maintainhimselfandspouse?Hereplied,hecouldbein
nie
nodangerofwantingwhilehisfather’stendernessremained,whichhei
andhiswifeshouldalwayspielęgnować
cultivatewiththeutmostveneration;i
andhewaspersuadedhiszasiłek
allowancewouldbesuitabletothegodności
dignityandcircumstancesofhisrodziny
family,andtotheprovisionjuż
alreadymadeforhisbrothersi
andsisters,whowerehappilysettledpod
underhisprotection.“Yourbrothers
i
andsisters,”saidmygrandfather,“didnotthinkitbeneaththemtoconsultmeinanaffairofsuchimportanceasmatrimony;neither,I
przypuszczam
suppose,wouldyouhaveomittedthatpieceofduty,miał
hadyounotsomesecretfunduszu
fundinreserve;tothecomfortsofwhichIleaveyou,withadesirethatyouwillthisnightseekout
innego
anotherhabitationforyourselfandżony
wife,whither,inashortczasie
time,Iwillsendyouanaccountofthewydatków
expenseIhavebeenatinyourwykształcenie
education,withaviewofbeingreimbursed.Sir
Sir,youhavemadethegrandtour—youareapolitegentleman—abardzo
veryprettygentleman—Iwishyouagreatdealofjoy,i
andamyourveryhumbleservant.”Sosaying,heleftmy
ojca
fatherinasituationeasilyimagined.However,hedidnot
długo
longhesitate;for,beingperfectlywellacquaintedwithhisfather’sdisposition,hedidnot
wątpił
doubtthathewasgladoftego
thispretencetogetridofgo
him;andhisresolvesbeingasinvariableasthelawsoftheMedesandPersians,he
wiedział
knewitwouldbetonie
nopurposetoattempthimbyprayersandentreaties;so
bez
withoutanyfartherapplication,hebetookhimself,withhisdisconsolatebedfellowtoafarm-house,gdzie
whereanoldservantofhismatki
motherdwelt:theretheyremainedsome
czas
timeinasituationbutźle
illadaptedtotheeleganceoftheirdesiresi
andtendernessoftheirlove;whichneverthelessmy
ojciec
fatherchosetoendure,ratherthansupplicateto
anunnaturalandinflexibleparentale
butmymother,foreseeingtheinconveniencestowhichshemusthavebeenexposed,hadshebeendeliveredintym
thisplace(andherpregnancywasbardzo
veryfaradvanced),withoutcommunicatingherdesigntohermęża
husband,wentindisguisetothedomu
houseofmygrandfather,hopingthathertearsi
andconditionwouldmovehimtocompassion,i
andreconcilehimtoaneventwhichwasteraz
nowirrecoverablypast.Shefoundmeansto
oszukać
deceivetheservants,andgetintroducedasanunfortunatedama
lady,whowantedtocomplainofpewne
somematrimonialgrievances,itbeingmygrandfather’sparticularprovincetodecideinallcasesofscandal.Shewas
związku
accordinglyadmittedintohispresence,gdzie
where,discoveringherself,shefellathisstóp
feet,andinthemostaffectingsposób
mannerimploredhisforgiveness;atthe
tym samym
sametimerepresentingthedangerthatthreatenednottylko
onlyherlife,butthatofhisownwnuka
grandchild,whichwasabouttoseethelight.He
powiedział
toldherhewassorrythattheindiscretionofheri
andhissonhadcompelledhimtomakeavow,whichputitoutofhismocy
powertogivethemanypomocy
assistance;thathehadalreadyimpartedhisthoughtson
że
thatsubjecttoherhusband,i
andwassurprisedthattheyshouldzakłócać
disturbhispeacewithanyfartherimportunity.This
powiedział
said,heretired.Theviolenceofmymother’saffliction
miała
hadsuchaneffectonherconstitutionże
thatshewasimmediatelyseizedwiththepainsofchildbed;i
andhadnotanoldmaidservant,towhomshewasbardzo
verydear,affordedherpityi
andassistance,atthehazardofincurringmygrandfather’sdispleasure,shei
andtheinnocentfruitofhermacicy
wombmusthavefallenmiserablevictimstohisrigouri
andinhumanity.Bythefriendshipof
tej
thispoorwomanshewascarrieduptoagarret,i
andimmediatelydeliveredofamanchild,thestoryofktórego
whoseunfortunatebirthhehimselfteraz
nowrelates.Myfather,beinginformedofwhathadhappened,flewtotheembracesofhisdarlingspouse,
i
andwhileheloadedhisoffspringwithpaternalembraces,couldnotforbearsheddingafloodoftearsonbeholdingthedearpartnerofhisserca
heart(forwhoseeasehewouldhavepoświęciłby
sacrificedthetreasuresoftheeast)stretcheduponaflockłóżku
bed,inamiserableapartment,unabletochronić
protectherfromtheinclemenciesoftheweather.Itisnottobesupposedthatthe
stary
oldgentlemanwasignorantofwhatpassed,chociaż
thoughheaffectedtoknownic
nothingofthematter,andudawał
pretendedtobeverymuchsurprised,gdy
whenoneofhisgrandchildren,byhisnajstarszy
eldestsondeceased,wholivedwithhimashisheirapparent,acquaintedhimwiththeaffair;hedetermined
związku
thereforetoobservenomedium,ale
butimmediately(onthethirddzień
dayafterherdelivery)sentheraperemptoryordertobegone,i
andturnedofftheservantktóry
whohadpreservedherlife.Thisbehavioursoexasperatedmy
ojca
fatherthathehadrecoursetothenajbardziej
mostdreadfulimprecations;andonhisbarekneesimploredthatHeavenwouldrenouncehimifeverheshouldforget
lub
orforgivethebarbarityofhissire.Theinjurieswhich
ta
thisunhappymotherreceivedfromherremovalinsuchcircumstances,andthewantofnecessarieswhereshelodged,wraz
togetherwithhergriefandanxietyofmind,wkrótce
soonthrewherintoalanguishingdisorder,whichpołożyła
putanendtoherlife.My
ojciec
father,wholovedhertenderly,wassoaffectedwithherdeaththatheremainedsześć
sixweeksdeprivedofhissenses;duringwhich
czasie
time,thepeoplewherehelodgedcarriedtheinfanttotheoldmanwhorelentedsofar,onhearingthemelancholystoryofhisdaughter-in-law’sśmierci
death,andthedeplorableconditionofhissyna
son,astosendthechildtonurse,i
andheorderedmyfathertobecarriedhometohishouse,gdzie
wherehesoonrecoveredtheuseofhisreason.Czy
Whetherthishardheartedjudgefeltanyremorseforhisokrutne
crueltreatmentofhissoni
anddaughter,or(whichisbardziej
moreprobable)wasafraidhischarakter
characterwouldsufferintheneighbourhood,heprofessedwielki
greatsorrowforhisconducttomyojca
father,whosedeliriumwassucceededbyaprofoundmelancholyi
andreserve.Atlengthhedisappeared,
i
and,notwithstandingallimaginableinquiry,couldnotbeheardof;acircumstance
która
whichconfirmedmostpeopleintheopinionofhishavingmadeawaywithhimselfinafitofrozpaczy
despair.CHAPTERII
Igrowup—amhatedbymyRelations—senttoSchool—neglectedbymyGrandfather—maltreatedbymyMaster—seasonedtoAdversity—IformCabals
przeciwko
againstthePedant—amdebarredAccesstomyGrandfather—huntedbyhisHeir—Izniszczę
demolishtheTeethofhisNauczyciela
Tutor.Therewerenotwantingsome
którzy
whosuspectedmyunclesofbeingconcernedinmyfather’slosem
fate,onthesuppositionthattheywouldalldzielić się
shareinthepatrimonydestinedforniego
him;andthisconjecturewasstrengthenedbyreflecting
że
thatinallhiscalamitiestheynigdy nie
neverdiscoveredtheleastinclinationtoservemu
him;but,onthecontrary,byalltheartificesintheir
mocy
power,fedhisresentmentandsupportedhisresolutionofleavinghimtonędzy
miseryandwant.Butpeopleofjudgment
traktowali
treatedthisinsinuationasanidlechimera;because,hadmyrelationsbeensowickedasto
skonsultować się
consulttheirinterestbycommittingsuchanatrociouscrime,thelos
fateofmyfatherwouldhaveextendedtometooktórego
whoselifewasanotherobstacletotheirexpectation.Międzyczasie
Meanwhile,Igrewapace,andasImocno
stronglyresembledmyfather,whowasthedarlingofthetenants,Iwantednic
nothingwhichtheirindigentcircumstancescouldsobie pozwolić
afford:buttheirfavourwasaweakresource
przeciwko
againstthejealousenmityofmycousins;który
whothemoremyinfancypromised,conceivedthemoreimplacablehatredagainstmnie
me:andbeforeIwas
sześć
sixyearsofage,hadsoeffectuallyblockadedmygrandfatherże
thatIneversawhimbutbystealth,whenIczasami
sometimesmadeuptohischairashesiedział
sattoviewhislabourersinthepolu
field:onwhichoccasionhewouldstrokemy
głowie
head,bidmebeagoodboy,i
andpromisetotakecareofme.Iwas
wkrótce
soonaftersenttoschoolatavillagehardby,ofwhichhehadbeendictatortimeoutofmind;ale
butasheneverpaidformyboard,ani
norsuppliedmewithclothes,books,andinnych
othernecessariesIrequired,mystan
conditionwasveryraggedandcontemptible,andtheschoolmaster,który
who,throughfearofmygrandfather,uczył
taughtmegratis,gavehimselfnie
noconcernabouttheprogressImadepod
underhisinstruction.Inspiteofall
tych
thesedifficultiesanddisgraces,IbecameagoodproficientintheLatintongue;and,assoonasIcould
pisać
writetolerably,pesteredmygrandfatherwithletterstosuchadegreeże
thathesentformymaster,andchidhimsurowo
severelyforbestowingsuchpainsonmyeducation,tellinghimże
that,ifeverIshouldbebroughttothegallowsforforgery,whichhehadtaughtmetocommit,mykrew
bloodwouldlieonhisgłowie
head.Thepedant,whodreadednothingmore
niż
thanthedispleasureofhispatron,zapewnił
assuredhishonourthattheboy’szdolność
abilitywasmoreowingtohisowngeniusi
andapplicationthantoanyinstructionlub
orencouragementhereceived;that,
chociaż
althoughhecouldnotdivesthimofthewiedzy
knowledgehehadalreadyimbibed,chyba że
unlesshewouldempowerhimtowyłączyć
disablehisfingers,heshouldendeavour,withGod’shelp,tozapobiec
preventhisfutureimprovement.And,
rzeczywiście
indeed,hepunctuallyperformedwhathehadundertaken;for,onpretencethatIhad
pisałem
writtenimpertinentletterstomygrandfather,hecausedaboardtobemadewithfiveholesinit,throughwhichhethrustthefingersi
andthumbofmyrightręki
hand,andfasteneditbywhipcordtomynadgarstka
wrist,insuchamanneraseffectuallydebarredmetheuseofmypen.Ale
ButthisrestraintIwasfreedfrominafewdays,byto
anaccidentwhichhappenedinakłótni
quarrelbetweenmeandanotherboy;którzy
who,takinguponhimtoinsultmypoverty,Iwassoincensedathisungenerouszarzut
reproachthatwithonestrokeze
withmymachineIcuthimtotheskull,tothegreatterrorofmyselfi
andschoolfellows,wholefthimbleedingontheziemi
ground,andrantoinformthemasterofwhathadhappened.Iwasso
surowo
severelypunishedforthistrespassthat,wereItożył
livetotheageofMethusalem,thewrażenie
impressionitmadeonmewouldnotbeeffaced;the
więcej
morethantheantipathyandprzerażenie
horrorIconceivedforthemercilesstyrana
tyrantwhoinflictedit.The
pogarda
contemptwhichmyappearancenaturallyproducedinallktórzy
whosawme,thecontinualwantstoktóre
whichIwasexposed,andmyownhaughtyusposobienie
disposition,impatientofaffronts,involvedmeinathousandtroublesomeadventures,byktóre
whichIwasatlengthinuredinprzeciwności
adversity,andemboldenedtoundertakingsznacznie
farabovemyyears.Iwas
często
ofteninhumanlyscourgedforcrimesIdidnotpopełniłam
commit,because,havingthecharacterofavagabondinthevillage,każdy
everypieceofmischief,whoseautor
authorlayunknown,waschargeduponmnie
me.IhavebeenfoundguiltyofrobbingorchardsI
nigdy nie
neverentered,ofkillingcatsInigdy nie
neverhunted,ofstealinggingerbreadInigdy nie
nevertouched,andofabusingoldwomenInigdy nie
neversaw.Nay,astammering
stolarz
carpenterhadeloquenceenoughtoprzekonać
persuademymasterthatIfiredapistolloadedz
withsmallshotintohisokna
window;thoughmylandladyandthewholefamilyborewitness
że
thatIwasabedfastasleepattheczasie
timewhenthisoutragewascommitted.Iwas
kiedyś
oncefloggedforhavingnarrowlyescapeddrowning,bythesinkingofaprom
ferryboatinwhichIwaspassenger.Anothertime,forhavingrecoveredofabruiseoccasionedbya
konia
horseandcartrunningovermną
me.Athirdtime,forbeingbittenbyabaker’s
psa
dog.Inshort,whetherIwas
winny
guiltyorunfortunate,thecorrectioni
andsympathyofthisarbitrarypedagoguewerethesame.Daleko
Farfrombeingsubduedbythisnieformalne
informalusage,myindignationtriumphednad
overthatslavishawewhichhadhithertowymusił
enforcedmyobedience;andthemoremyyears
i
andknowledgeincreased,themoreIperceivedtheinjusticei
andbarbarityofhisbehaviour.Bythehelpofanuncommongenius,
i
andtheadviceanddirectionofourusher
usher,whohadservedmyfatherinhistravels,Idokonałem
madeasurprisingprogressintheclassics,writing,i
andarithmetic;sothat,beforeIwastwelveyearsold,Iwasallowedby
wszyscy
everybodytobethebestscholarintheszkole
school.Thisqualification,togetherwiththeboldnessoftemper
i
andstrengthofmakewhichhadsubjectedprawie
almostallmycontemporaries,gavemesuchwpływ
influenceoverthemthatIbegantoformcabalsprzeciwko
againstmypersecutor;andwasin
nadzieję
hopeof,beingabletobidhimdefianceinabardzo
veryshorttime.Beingattheheadofa
frakcji
faction,consistingofthirtyboys,większość
mostofthemofmyownwieku
age,Iwasdeterminedtoumieściłem
puttheirmettletotrial,że
thatImightknowhowdaleko
fartheyweretobedependedupon,zanim
beforeIputmygrandschemeinexecution:with
tym
thisview,weattackedabodyofstoutapprentices,którzy
whohadtakenpossessionofapartoftheziemi
groundallottedtousfortheschemeofourdiversions,i
andwhowerethenplayingatninepinsonthemiejscu
spot;butIhadthemortificationto
widzieć
seemyadherentsroutedinaninstant,a
andalegofoneofthemzłamał
brokeinhisflightbythebowl,whichoneofouradversariesmiałem
haddetachedinpursuitofnami
us.Thisdiscomfituredidnothinderusfromengagingthem
później
afterwardsinfrequentskirmishes,whichwemaintainedbythrowingstonesataodległość
distance,whereinIreceivedmanywounds,thescarsofktóre
whichstillremain.Ourenemiesweresoharassed
i
andinterruptedbythesealarmsże
thattheyatlastabandonedtheirconquest,i
andleftustothepeaceableenjoymentofourownterritories.Itwouldbeendlesstoenumeratetheexploitswe
wykonaliśmy
performedinthecourseoftej
thisconfederacy,whichbecametheterrorofthecałej
wholevillage;insomuchthat,when
różne
differentinterestsdividedit,oneofthepartiespowszechnie
commonlycourtedtheassistanceofRoderickRandom(bywhichnameIwasknown)tocastthebalance,i
andkeeptheoppositefactioninawe.Międzyczasie
Meanwhile,Itooktheadvantageofeveryplay-daytoprzedstawić
presentmyselfbeforemygrandfather,towhomIrzadko
seldomfoundaccess,byreasonofhisbeingściśle
closelybesiegedbyanumerousfamilyofhisfemalegrandchildren,who,choć
thoughtheyperpetuallyquarrelledamongthemselves,nigdy nie
neverfailedtojoinagainstmnie
me,asthecommonenemyofall.Hisheir,
który
whowasabouttheageofeighteen,mindednic
nothingbutfox-hunting,andindeedwasqualifiedfornic
nothingelse,notwithstandinghisgrandfather’sindulgenceinentertaininganauczyciela
tutorforhimathome;który
whoatthesametimeperformedtheofficeofparishclerk.Ten
ThisyoungActaeon,whoinheritedhisgrandfather’santipathytoeverythinginniebezpieczeństwie
distress,neversateyesonmebez
withoutuncouplinghisbeagles,andhuntingmeintosomecottagelub
orother,whitherIgenerallyuciekałem
fledforshelter.InthisChristianamusementhewasencouragedbyhispreceptor,who,nodoubt,tooksuchopportunitiestoingratiatehimselfwiththerisingsun,observing,thatthe
stary
oldgentleman,accordingtothecourseofnature,miał
hadnotlongtolive,forhewasjuż
alreadyonthevergeoffourscore.CHAPTERIII
MyMother’s
Brat
Brotherarrives—relievesme—aDescriptionofhim—heidzie
goesalongwithmetotheDomu
HouseofmyGrandfather—isencounteredbyhisDogs—defeatsthem,po
afterabloodyEngagement—isadmittedtotheoldGentleman—aDialogu
Dialoguebetweenthem.Aboutthistimemymother’sonly
brat
brother,whohadbeenlongza granicą
abroad,lieutenantofaman-of-war,arrivedinhisownkraju
country;wherebeinginformedofmy
stanie
condition,hecametoseeme,i
andoutofhisslenderfinancesnottylko
onlysuppliedmewithwhatnecessariesIwantedforthepresent,ale
butresolvednottoleavethekraju
countryuntilhehadprevailedonmygrandfathertosettlecoś
somethinghandsomeforthefuture.Thiswasa
zadanie
tasktowhichhewasbynie
nomeansequal,beingentirelyignorant,nottylko
onlyofthejudge’sdisposition,ale
butalsoofthewaysofmeningeneral,towhichhiseducationonpokładzie
boardhadkepthimanutternieznajomy
stranger.Hewasastrongbuilt
człowiek
man,somewhatbandylegged,withaneckjak
likethatofabull,i
andafacewhich(youmightłatwo
easilyperceive)hadwithstoodthenajbardziej
mostobstinateassaultsoftheweather.His
strój
dressconsistedofasoldier’scoatalteredforhimbytheship’skrawca
tailor,astripedflanneljacket,apary
pairofredbreechesspannedwithpitch,cleangrayworstedstockings,dużych
largesilverbucklesthatcoveredthree-fourthsofhisbutów
shoes,asilver-lacedhat,whosecrownoverlookedthebrimso
aboutaninchandahalf,blackbobwiginbuckle,acheckshirt,asilkhandkerchief,ahanger,withabrasshandle,girdedtohisthighbyafurnishedlacebelt,i
andagoodoakplantpod
underhisarm.Thusequipped,hesetoutwithme(whobyhisbounty
zrobił
madeaverydecentappearance)formygrandfather’sdomu
house,whereweweresalutedbyJowleri
andCaesar,whommycousin,youngmaster,hadletlooseatourpodejście
approach.Beingwellacquaintedwiththeinveteracyof
tych
thesecurs,Iwasabouttobetakemyselftomyheels,gdy
whenmyuncleseizedmewithonehand,brandishedhiscudgelwiththeother,i
andatoneblowlaidCaesarsprawlingontheziemi
ground;but,findinghimselfattackedatthesametimeinthe
tyłu
rearbyJowler,andfearingCaesarmightrecover,hewyciągnął
drewhishanger,wheeledabout,i
andbyaluckystrokeseveredJowler’sgłowę
headfromhisbody.By
tym
thistime,theyoungfoxhunteri
andthreeservants,armedwithpitchforksi
andflails,werecometotheassistanceofthedogs,whomtheyznaleźli
foundbreathlessuponthefield;andmy
kuzyn
cousinwassoprovokedatthedeathofhisfavourites,że
thatheorderedhisattendantstoadvance,andtakevengeanceontheirexecutioner,whomheloadedwithallthecursesandreproacheshisgniew
angercouldsuggest.Uponwhichmy
wujek
unclesteppedforwardswithanundauntedair,atten
thesightofwhosebloodyweaponshisantagonistsfellbackwithprecipitation,kiedy
whenheaccostedtheirleaderthus:.“Lookee,
bracie
brother,yourdogshavingboardedmebez
withoutprovocation,whatIdidwasinmyowndefence.Soyouhadbestbecivil,
i
andletusshootagłowę
head,clearofyou.”Whethertheyoungsquiremisinterpretedmyuncle’s
pragnienie
desireofpeace,orwasenragedatthelos
fateofhishoundsbeyondhisusualpitchofresolution,Iwiem
knownot;buthesnatchedaflailfrom
jednego
oneofhisfollowers,andprzyszedł
cameupwithashowofassaultingten
thelieutenant,who,puttinghimselfinapostureofobrony
defence,proceededthus:“Lookee,youlubberly
synu
sonofaw—e,ifyoucomeathwartmnie
me,’wareyourgingerbreadwork.I’llbefoulofyourquarter,d—nme.”
Ta
Thisdeclaration,followedbyarozkwit
flourishofhishanger,seemedtochecktheprogressoftheyounggentleman’scholer,który
who,lookingbehindhim,perceivedhisattendantshadslunkintothedomu
house,shutthegate,andlefthimtodecidethecontentionbyhimself.Hereaparleyensued,whichwasintroducedbymycousin’sasking,“Whothedevilareyou?
Whatdoyou
chcesz
want?Somescoundrelofaseaman,I
przypuszczam
suppose,whohasdesertedandturnedthief.Ale
Butdon’tthinkyoushalluciekniesz
escape,sirrah—I’llhaveyouhang’d,youdog,Iwill.Your
krew
bloodshallpayforthatofmydwóch
twohounds,youragamuffin.Iwouldnothavepartedwiththemto
uratować
saveyourwholegenerationfromthegallows,youruffian,you!”“Noneofyour
szczęki
jaw,youswab—noneofyourjaw,”repliedmywujek
uncle,“elseIshalltrimyourlacedjacketforyou.Ishall
pocierał
rubyoudownwithanoakentowel,myboy,Ishall.”Sosaying,hesheathedhishanger,
i
andgraspedhiscudgel.