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共 21 段- The enormity of their crimes dictated the severity of their
- A few days after the first interview with the other suitors
- “In the course of a military life, my master took up his win
- Hind’s next adventure was with a company of ladies, in a coa
- Her lover saw that she had good reason to be afflicted, and,
- The face of the countryman glowed with courage as he replied
- Continuing his wicked course, he was at last apprehended, th
- Another instance may be related. A countrywoman, very ignora
- He proceeded on the road, and met with no person worthy his
- The landlord was then called to assist in drinking the money
- A monkey belonging to one of the passengers, being tied behi
- This was rather an unfortunate adventure, to have lost so mu
- He began his course under the name of William Smith, and tra
- Upon obtaining his liberty, Price went to London; associated
- The names of Turpin’s principal associates were Fielder, Ros
- “There was hardly a place round London famed for wickedness,
- Lauchlin Maclaine, the father of our adventurer, was a Presb
- However, upon his arrival in London, to which place he had b
- The wife of Eugene Aram, who had frequently before given hin
- This wretched company having now become thieves as well as v
- The gentleman just alluded to being most sensibly affected b