The Novels And Novelists of the Eighteenth Century, in Illustration of the Manners And Morals of the Age
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Being come to Ludgate Hill, he told her his sister, who waited his coming, but five doors up the Court, would go with her in two minutes. He went and returned with his pretended sister, who asked her to step in one minute, and she would wait upon her in the coach. Deluded with the assurance of having his sis- ter's company, the poor lady foolishly followed her into the house, when instantly the sister vanished, and a tawny fellow in a black coat and a black wig appeared. 'Madam, you are come in... good time, the Doctor was just a going.' ' The Doctor ! ' says she, horribly frighted, fearing it was a mad-house.
' What has the Doctor to do with me ? ' 'To marry you to that gentleman ; the Doctor has waited for you these three hours, and will be paid by you or by that gentleman before you go ! ' ' That gentleman ! ' says she, recovering herself, 'is worthy a better fortune than mine ; ' and begged hard to be gone. Eut Dr.
Wryneck swore she should be married, or if she would not, he would still have his fee, and register the marriage from that night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Being come to Ludgate Hill, he told her his sister, who waited his coming, but five doors up the Court, would go with her in two minutes. He went and returned with his pretended sister, who asked her to step in one minute, and she would wait upon her in the coach. Deluded with the assurance of having his sis- ter's company, the poor lady foolishly followed her into the house, when instantly the sister vanished, and a tawny fellow in a black coat and a black wig appeared. 'Madam, you are come in... good time, the Doctor was just a going.' ' The Doctor ! ' says she, horribly frighted, fearing it was a mad-house.
' What has the Doctor to do with me ? ' 'To marry you to that gentleman ; the Doctor has waited for you these three hours, and will be paid by you or by that gentleman before you go ! ' ' That gentleman ! ' says she, recovering herself, 'is worthy a better fortune than mine ; ' and begged hard to be gone. Eut Dr.
Wryneck swore she should be married, or if she would not, he would still have his fee, and register the marriage from that night.
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