You dare not trust——

My infinite demerits tell me, that I ought not—nevertheless I will

confide in your generosity.—To-morrow morning (no new cause arising to

give reason to the contrary) as early as you please you may go to

Hampstead.

This seemed to oblige her. But yet she looked with a face of doubt.

I will go down to the women, Belford. And having no better judges at

hand, will hear what they say upon my critical situation with this

proud beauty, who has so insolently rejected a Lovelace kneeling at her

feet, though making an earnest tender of himself for a husband, in

spite of all his prejudices to the state of shackles.

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