You must not go, Madam!--You must not leave me in anger--

I will return--I will return--when you can be less violent--less

shocking.

And he let me go.

The man quite frighted me; insomuch, that when I got into my chamber, I

found a sudden flow of tears a great relief to me.

In half an hour, he sent a little billet, expressing his concern for the

vehemence of his behaviour, and prayed to see me.

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