Miss Snapper, whom I had not seen before-the Soldier is witty upon me-is
offended-talks much of his Valour-is reprimanded by a grave Gentlewoman-
we are alarmed by the cry of Highwaymen-I get out of the Coach, and
stand in my own defence-they ride off without having attacked us-I
pursue them-one of them is thrown from his Horse and taken-I return to
the Coach-am complimented by Miss Snapper-the Captain's Behaviour on
this Occasion-the Prude reproaches me in a Soliloquy-I upbraid her in
the same Manner-the Behaviour of Miss Snapper, at Breakfast, disobliges
me-the Lawyer is witty upon the Officer, who threatens him