ladyhaddehinassignationatthisveryplace,andprosedtostayatethither;h
ustbelefttothereaders
divination;for,thoughorelatefacts,arenotobligedtodoaviolenentstothe
disadvantageoftheloveliestpartofthecreationnorthertonnosoonerobtainedareleasefroiscaptivity,aswehaveseen,thanhehastedarsers;h,ashe
blefelloentionedcity,
sofeercaptainershadleftherathisfirstarrivalhedenoscrupleofacquaintingherhtheunfortunateaccident;adeappearveryunfortunateindeed,forhetotallyextractedeveryparticleofuldbecalledfault,atleastinaurtofhonour,thoughheleftsocircutancesightbe
questionableinaurtoflaw
en,totheirglorybeitspoken,areregenerallycapableofthatviolentandapparentlydisinterestedpassionoflove,hseeksonlythegoodofitsobject,thannsers,therefore,wasnosoonerapprizedofthedangertohherloverwasexposed,thanshelosteverynsiderationbesidesthatofhissafety;andthisbeingatterequallyagreeabletothegentlen,itbecatheiediatesubjectofdebatebet
afteratter,itlengthagreedthat
theensignshouldgoacrosstheuntrytohereford,ightfindsonveyancetooneoftheseaportsinight
kehisescapeabroadinallrsersdeclared
shepany;andforh
ney,averyterialarticletonortherton,shehavingtheninherpoountofl90,besidessocash,
andadiandringofprettynsiderablevalueonherfingerallostnfidence,revealedtothisan,
littlesuspeeansinspirehia
designofrobbingheoust,bytakinghorsesfrobr >er,havefuishedanypursuerseansofhereafterdisveringtheirroute,theensignproposed,andtheladypresentlyagreed,toketheirfirststageonfoot;forhe
hardnessofthefrostwasveryseasonable
theinpartoftheladysbaggagebath,andshehadnothingallquantityoflinen,
hegallantundertooktocarryinhisosallthings,therefore,beingsettledintheevening,theyaroseearlythenexting,andatfiveoer,itbeingthen
abovetoon,henatthe
full,gavethellthelightsheapableofaffordingsersenwhoareobliged
totheinventionofvehiovingtheelves
froneplacetoanother,andnsequentlyaachisreongthenebswereindeedfull
ofstrengthandagility,and,ashedatedh
spirit,sheblelover
havingtravelledonforsolesinahighroad,h
northertonsaidheedledtohereford,theycaatthebreakofdaytothesideofalargeopped,
and,affeontself,expressedso
apprehensionsfroravellinganylongerinsopublicawayuponpaniontostrikeintoa
pathedtoleaddirectlythroughthe
lengthbroughttheothtothebottofzardhill
eptedtoexecutewas
theeffectofpreviousdeliberation,oreintohishead,iinebutbeingarrivedinthislonelyplaeethany
interruption,hesuddenlyslippedhisgarterfroisleg,and,layingviolenthandsonthepooran,endeavouredtoperpetratethatdreadfulanddetestablefactrated,and
heprovidentialappearanceofjonesdidsofortunatelypreventhappyrsersthatsheoftheorder
offeles;foosoonerdidsheperceive,byhistyingaknotinhisgarter,andbyhisdeclarations,hishellishintentionswere,thanshestoodstoutlytoherdefence,andsostronglystruggledy,screangalltheance,thatshe
delayedtheexeinutes,by
eansjonescatoherreliefatthatveryinstantwhenherstrengthfailedandsheotallyoverpowered,anddeliveredherfroheruffianshands,hnootherlossthanthatofhercloaths,herbaondring,hduring
thententioneitherdroppedfroerfinger,oritbynortherton
thus,reader,heethefruitsofaverypainful
enquiryadeintothistter
andhereotheeasceneoffollyaswellasvillany,ancreaturecapableof
beingguiltyof,hadeeredthatthisfellothattifirypersuadedthathehadalreadyttedarder,andhadforfeitedhislifetothelahereforethat
hisonlysafetylayinflight,hethoughtthepossessinghielfofthispooransneyandringakehindsforthe
additionalburthenheolayonhisnscience
andhere,reader,uststrictlycautiontheethatthoudostnottakeanyothesbehaviourofsuchachasthis,
toreflectonsoenasarethe
offiyingeneralthoubepleasedtonsiderthatthisfelloedthee,hadneitherthebirth
noreduan,norobeenrolled
angthenuerofsuchif,therefore,hisbasenesscanjustlyrefleself,itstbeonlyonthosewhogave
hiisssion
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ntaininginstruode
critics
reader,itisiossiblesortofpersonthou
aystbeasleaedinhunnatureas
shakespearhielfwas,
