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"I know that lady, ive

her to s you here alone on the river, at

this hour?"

"I have co over to lift the lady

"May I beg you to assisther to my boat?"

"You must wait till I see her first," said Rochester, partly raising her

head, and holding a lamp close to her face, "as I have picked her out, I

think I deserve it Heavens! what an extraordinary likeness!"

The earl had glanced at the lady, then at his page, again at the lady,

and lastly at Orated wonder "To whom?" asked Ormiston, who had very little need

to inquire

"To Hubert, yonder Why, don't you see it yourself? She ht be, but as she is not, you will have the goodness to let e of her She has escaped fro

her back to thelad enough to get rid

of one sick of the plague, helped her into the batteau The lady was

not insensible, as ht be supposed, after her cold bath, but extrereat, black, shining eyes

But she htened

for that, and suffered herself to be hoisted about, "passive to all

changes" Ormiston spread his cloak in the stern of the boat, and