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Excerpt from The William P. Trent Collection Works Relating to Daniel Defoe: And His Life
Madam, fays Mrs. Bargraue, I am furprized to fee you, you bane been [0 long a Stranger; but told her, [be was glad to fee ber, and offered, to falute her which Mrs. Veal complied with, till their Lips ai mofi touched; and then. Mrs. Veal drew her Hand crois' her own Eyes, and faid, I am not 'very well; and (0 waved it. She told Mrs. Burgrav'e, lhe was goinga Journey, and had a great Mind to fee her firfi: But, fays Mrs. Bargrafve, How came you to '9 take a J0urney alone 9 I am amazed at it, becaufe 'i know you have a fond Brother. Ob! Fays Mrs. Veal, I. Gave my Brotber tbc ?ip, and teame away, becaufe 1 bad [0 great a Defire to fee you before I took my Tourney. So Mrs. Burgrave went in with her, into another Room within the firf't; and Mrs. Veal fat her down in an elbow-chair, in which Mrs. Bargrane was fitting, when lhe heard Mrs. Veal knock. Then fays Mrs. Veal, f' My dear Friend.
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