A Narrative of the Seizure
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Brown, fternly ; adding, after the paufe of a moment, in a firm tone — ^' Mifs ^■^ Brookhoufe, I do affure you, upon my life and ^' foul, it is true. The gentleman has been ill, ever '• fmce you were firit taken — or you would not " return, as you now do — that I can affure you^'* faid ilie angrily; and then, with a voice of increafmg vehemence, continued — '° For my part, I v.ifli I '* had had no hand in this affair. It has been trouble ^' enough to me, I am fure ; for you are fjch a, " d d ob...flinate and fufpicious creature — tho* " I have ahvays been fo good to you" — '• I acknov/- *' ledge you have, Mrs. Brown," faia I, in a trem- bling accent, alarmed at the rifing fury of her tem- per — ^' Pray don't be angry with me — you mud " allov/ for m.y fears." — •' I tell you, again, you '' have nothing to be afraid of now," returned fhe, in a high and im-paffioned tone, w hich fpoke rather an angry concern for the credit of her own deciara- tion, than a kind wifh to relieve the doubts and anxi- eties of a diftraded mind.
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Brown, fternly ; adding, after the paufe of a moment, in a firm tone — ^' Mifs ^■^ Brookhoufe, I do affure you, upon my life and ^' foul, it is true. The gentleman has been ill, ever '• fmce you were firit taken — or you would not " return, as you now do — that I can affure you^'* faid ilie angrily; and then, with a voice of increafmg vehemence, continued — '° For my part, I v.ifli I '* had had no hand in this affair. It has been trouble ^' enough to me, I am fure ; for you are fjch a, " d d ob...flinate and fufpicious creature — tho* " I have ahvays been fo good to you" — '• I acknov/- *' ledge you have, Mrs. Brown," faia I, in a trem- bling accent, alarmed at the rifing fury of her tem- per — ^' Pray don't be angry with me — you mud " allov/ for m.y fears." — •' I tell you, again, you '' have nothing to be afraid of now," returned fhe, in a high and im-paffioned tone, w hich fpoke rather an angry concern for the credit of her own deciara- tion, than a kind wifh to relieve the doubts and anxi- eties of a diftraded mind.
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