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to speak with hiet his look as I went'

'When I returned, I ventured to re for a

doctor, for I supposed he had forgot to do so, in his grief; but my lady

said it was then too late; but ht of her disorder--till she was seized with such terrible

pains! O, I never shall forget her shriek! My lord then sent off a man

and horse for the doctor, and walked about the rooreatest distress; and I staid by s She had intervals of ease, and in

one of these she sent for , but

she desired I would not leave her O! I shall never forget what a

scene passed--I can hardly bear to think of it now! My lord was aloodness, and took such

pains to comfort him, that, if he ever had suffered a suspicion to enter

his head, heAnd to be sure

he did seeht of his treatment of her,

and this affected her so much, that she fainted away