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they less

perhaps be mentioned, were known, or less lamented.

Governor. "Who did the bloody died?

Oroonoko. "The deed was mine,

Bloody I know it is, and Texpect

« Your loves should tell me so. Thus, self-condemn'd,

“Ido resign myself into your "The hands of Justice."

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hands,

Hartwell. If this be not love, it is

"madness ; &, then, it is pardonable.

OROONOKO.5.3.

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Old Batchelor.

Printed for G. KEARSLY, at No46, near Serjeants Inn, Fleet Street; and R. FAULDER, in New Bond Street.

1780.

Entered at Stationers Ball –

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R. H. to Mifs-.Huntingdon, Dec. 4, 1775.
On drinking-he will not forget their ap-
pointment.

The Same to the Same. Huntingdon, Dec. 6.

Declares he will take no advantage of her

confeffion that fhe loves him-offers to

fhare his little fortunes with her; but, if

love conquers gratitude, protefts that the

fhall pronounce the victory and the prize.

Mifs-to Mr. H. Huntingdon, Dec. 7.

After fome struggle the declares the victory

and, the prize, and appoints the next day

for the latter.

4. Mr. H. to Mifs. Huntingdon, the fame date.
Refuses to accept the prize, heavenly as it is,
under the roof of his hoft and her benefactor--
apology for female frailty--"Celia's picture."

5. The Same to the Same. Huntingdon, Dec. 8.

In confequence of fomething which had

past between them, he formally releases her

from a folemn promife, which fhe had

made him of bliss en that day.

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6. Mifs to Mr. H. Hinchinbrook, 10 Dec.

Complains of the kindness of his letters and

his conduct; of his offering to fell out of the

army, and to marry her" Auld Robin

Gray" begs to fee him the next day.

Huntingdon, 13 Dec.

On epiftolary prefaces--gratitude for the prize
he received yesterday--no fuch word as fatiety.

8. The Same to the Same Huntingdon, 24 Dec. 15.

Gratitude for the blifs.

7. Mr. H. to Mis

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