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    ladyhaddehinassignationatthisveryplace,and

    prosedtostayatethither;h

    ustbelefttothereaders

    divination;for,thoughorelatefacts,arenot

    obligedtodoaviolenentstothe

    disadvantageoftheloveliestpartofthecreation

    northertonnosoonerobtainedareleasefroiscaptivity,aswe

    haveseen,thanhehastedarsers;h,ashe

    blefelloentionedcity,

    sofeercaptainershadleftherathisfirstarrival

    hedenoscrupleofacquaintingherhtheunfortunateaccident;

    adeappearveryunfortunateindeed,forhetotallyextracted

    everyparticleofuldbecalledfault,atleastinaurtof

    honour,thoughheleftsocircutancesightbe

    questionableinaurtoflaw

    en,totheirglorybeitspoken,areregenerallycapableof

    thatviolentandapparentlydisinterestedpassionoflove,hseeks

    onlythegoodofitsobject,thannsers,therefore,was

    nosoonerapprizedofthedangertohherloverwasexposed,

    thanshelosteverynsiderationbesidesthatofhissafety;andthis

    beingatterequallyagreeabletothegentlen,itbecathe

    iediatesubjectofdebatebet

    afteratter,itlengthagreedthat

    theensignshouldgoacrosstheuntrytohereford,ight

    findsonveyancetooneoftheseaportsinight

    kehisescapeabroadinallrsersdeclared

    shepany;andforh

    ney,averyterialarticletonortherton,shehavingthenin

    herpoountofl90,besidessocash,

    andadiandringofprettynsiderablevalueonherfingerall

    ostnfidence,revealedtothisan,

    littlesuspeeansinspirehia

    designofrobbingheoust,bytakinghorsesfrobr >

    er,havefuishedanypursuerseansofhereafter

    disveringtheirroute,theensignproposed,andtheladypresently

    agreed,toketheirfirststageonfoot;forhe

    hardnessofthefrostwasveryseasonable

    theinpartoftheladysbaggagebath,andshehad

    nothingallquantityoflinen,

    hegallantundertooktocarryinhisosallthings,

    therefore,beingsettledintheevening,theyaroseearlythenext

    ing,andatfiveoer,itbeingthen

    abovetoon,henatthe

    full,gavethellthelightsheapableofaffording

    sersenwhoareobliged

    totheinventionofvehiovingtheelves

    froneplacetoanother,andnsequentlyaachis

    reongthenebswereindeedfull

    ofstrengthandagility,and,ashedatedh

    spirit,sheblelover

    havingtravelledonforsolesinahighroad,h

    northertonsaidheedledtohereford,theycaatthe

    breakofdaytothesideofalargeopped,

    and,affeontself,expressedso

    apprehensionsfroravellinganylongerinsopublicawayupon

    paniontostrikeintoa

    pathedtoleaddirectlythroughthe

    lengthbroughttheothtothebottofzardhill

    eptedtoexecutewas

    theeffectofpreviousdeliberation,oreinto

    hishead,iinebutbeingarrivedinthislonely

    plaeethany

    interruption,hesuddenlyslippedhisgarterfroisleg,and,laying

    violenthandsonthepooran,endeavouredtoperpetratethat

    dreadfulanddetestablefactrated,and

    heprovidentialappearanceofjonesdidsofortunatelyprevent

    happyrsersthatsheoftheorder

    offeles;foosoonerdidsheperceive,byhistyingaknotinhis

    garter,andbyhisdeclarations,hishellishintentionswere,

    thanshestoodstoutlytoherdefence,andsostronglystruggled

    y,screangalltheance,thatshe

    delayedtheexeinutes,by

    eansjonescatoherreliefatthatveryinstantwhenher

    strengthfailedandsheotallyoverpowered,anddeliveredher

    froheruffianshands,hnootherlossthanthatofhercloaths,

    herbaondring,hduring

    thententioneitherdroppedfroerfinger,orit

    bynortherton

    thus,reader,heethefruitsofaverypainful

    enquiryadeintothistter

    andhereotheeasceneoffollyaswellasvillany,

    ancreaturecapableof

    beingguiltyof,hadeeredthatthisfellothat

    tifirypersuadedthathehadalreadyttedarder,and

    hadforfeitedhislifetothelahereforethat

    hisonlysafetylayinflight,hethoughtthepossessinghielfof

    thispooransneyandringakehindsforthe

    additionalburthenheolayonhisnscience

    andhere,reader,uststrictlycautiontheethatthoudostnot

    takeanyothesbehaviourofsuchachasthis,

    toreflectonsoenasarethe

    offiyingeneralthoubepleasedtonsiderthat

    thisfelloedthee,hadneitherthebirth

    noreduan,norobeenrolled

    angthenuerofsuchif,therefore,hisbasenesscanjustly

    refleself,itstbeonlyonthosewhogave

    hiisssion

    bookx

    inhehistorygoesfortwelvehours

    chapter1

    ntaininginstruode

    critics

    reader,itisiossiblesortofpersonthou

    aystbeasleaedinhunnatureas

    shakespearhielfwas,

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