PAPER II (Scratch’d through, and thrown under the table.)

—And can you, my dear, honoured Papa, resolve for ever to reprobate

your poor child?—But I am sure you would not, if you knew what she has

suffered since her unhappy—And will nobody plead for your poor

suffering girl?—No one good body?—Why then, dearest Sir, let it be an

act of your own innate goodness, which I have so much experienced, and

so much abused. I don’t presume to think you should receive me—No,

indeed!—My name is—I don’t know what my name is!—I never dare to wish

to come into your family again!—But your heavy curse, my Papa—Yes, I

will call you Papa, and help yourself as you can—for you are my own

dear Papa, whether you will or not—and though I am an unworthy

child—yet I am your child—

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