The Works of Daniel Defoe
The Works of Daniel Defoe
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*" says she. " Yes, sweetheart," said I ; " what do you want ? '^ "I want i-oom for two passengers," says she. " Where are they, sweetheart ? " said I. " Here 's this girl ; pray let her go into the coach," says she, " and I '11 you II. — 5 [ 6^ ] Digitized by Google MOLL FLANDERS go and fetch my mistress.'" *^Make haste, theUi) sweetheart,"" says I, " for we may be full else."" The maid had a great bundle under her arm ; so she put the child into the coach, and I said, " You had best put your ...bundle into the coach too." "No,'' said she ; " I am afraid somebody should slip it away from the child." " Give it me, then," said I. " Take it, then," says she, "and be sure you take care of it." " I '11 answer for it," said I, " if it were £^ value." "There, take it, then," says she, and away she goes.
As soon as I got the bundle, and the maid was out of sight, I goes on towards the alehouse, where the porter's wife was, so that if I had met her, I had then only been going to give her the bundle and to call her to her business, as if I was going away, and could stay no longer; but as I did not meet her, I walked away, and turning into Charterhouse Lane, made off through Charterhouse Yard, into Long Lane, then into Bartholomew Close, so into Little Britain, and through the Bluecoat Hospital, to Newgate Street.
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*" says she. " Yes, sweetheart," said I ; " what do you want ? '^ "I want i-oom for two passengers," says she. " Where are they, sweetheart ? " said I. " Here 's this girl ; pray let her go into the coach," says she, " and I '11 you II. — 5 [ 6^ ] Digitized by Google MOLL FLANDERS go and fetch my mistress.'" *^Make haste, theUi) sweetheart,"" says I, " for we may be full else."" The maid had a great bundle under her arm ; so she put the child into the coach, and I said, " You had best put your ...bundle into the coach too." "No,'' said she ; " I am afraid somebody should slip it away from the child." " Give it me, then," said I. " Take it, then," says she, "and be sure you take care of it." " I '11 answer for it," said I, " if it were £^ value." "There, take it, then," says she, and away she goes.
As soon as I got the bundle, and the maid was out of sight, I goes on towards the alehouse, where the porter's wife was, so that if I had met her, I had then only been going to give her the bundle and to call her to her business, as if I was going away, and could stay no longer; but as I did not meet her, I walked away, and turning into Charterhouse Lane, made off through Charterhouse Yard, into Long Lane, then into Bartholomew Close, so into Little Britain, and through the Bluecoat Hospital, to Newgate Street.
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