Miss Mary Blandy's Own Account of the Affair Between Her And Mr. Cranstoun : From the Commencement of Their Acquaintance in the Year 1746 to the Death of Her Father in August 1751, With All the Circumstances Leading to That Unhappy Event : to Which is Add
Miss Mary Blandy's Own Account of the Affair Between Her And Mr. Cranstoun : From the Commencement of Their Acquaintance in the Year 1746 to the Death of Her Father in August 1751, With All the Circumstances Leading to That Unhappy Event : to Which is Add
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My Mother dying firft, in the Manner ali?eady related, I fometirnes retired ifttothe Room where fhe di?^j ioj^^s of feeing her. Here I lay near H^f a Year, earneft- Jy dcfiring jd fee my. Mothef^ wijtbouc Wmg ab{e cither to. fee pr hear any Thing..., Af'Qt this, my.
Fa- t 27 )- Father lay in th^t Room.; iut for ferric Titnc^ nci^ ther fa?v '. n6r . .Be^' ^any Tbirig,| Afterwards, one.
Night, l)e ^xed .nie,^ith bem^^at'hjs Chatnbex-.
Dpor, rapping' a^ it;, ruftiing wijch jny Sllk'-'Gpwn, and r^F...ufing 'to'anTwer him when he. called to, me.
l^lyVChapiber was at a fmall ©iftanGe-frptn his, and into ithe cam^^theVnext Mojning; demanding for wh^t) Hea(bn\i,h*d fo frightcd/Hjm. Ta this I reuJied, " I l:>ad^,!neyer been at his Doqr, nor out of my Bed 't|)QVjvhple.. Night.? ^ He.thea inquired of ?,U the ^aid^*? >^hp only lay. in the I^pufe, whether atiy oftherh difturbed hinjj to whicl^ they, all anfwexed .injJif I^Jiegatiye. Soon after thisy^jWr,!
CrAnftoun catne io. Henley^ as.haf teen already, 'ob- fef'ved, and was' put /into a ft-ooim,- caWcd ihtJiall^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My Mother dying firft, in the Manner ali?eady related, I fometirnes retired ifttothe Room where fhe di?^j ioj^^s of feeing her. Here I lay near H^f a Year, earneft- Jy dcfiring jd fee my. Mothef^ wijtbouc Wmg ab{e cither to. fee pr hear any Thing..., Af'Qt this, my.
Fa- t 27 )- Father lay in th^t Room.; iut for ferric Titnc^ nci^ ther fa?v '. n6r . .Be^' ^any Tbirig,| Afterwards, one.
Night, l)e ^xed .nie,^ith bem^^at'hjs Chatnbex-.
Dpor, rapping' a^ it;, ruftiing wijch jny Sllk'-'Gpwn, and r^F...ufing 'to'anTwer him when he. called to, me.
l^lyVChapiber was at a fmall ©iftanGe-frptn his, and into ithe cam^^theVnext Mojning; demanding for wh^t) Hea(bn\i,h*d fo frightcd/Hjm. Ta this I reuJied, " I l:>ad^,!neyer been at his Doqr, nor out of my Bed 't|)QVjvhple.. Night.? ^ He.thea inquired of ?,U the ^aid^*? >^hp only lay. in the I^pufe, whether atiy oftherh difturbed hinjj to whicl^ they, all anfwexed .injJif I^Jiegatiye. Soon after thisy^jWr,!
CrAnftoun catne io. Henley^ as.haf teen already, 'ob- fef'ved, and was' put /into a ft-ooim,- caWcd ihtJiall^.
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