Joseph Wilmot, or, The Memoirs of a Man-Servant — page 191: what you’re looking at

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17s JOSEPH WILMOT;: Oh, THE MEMOIRS OF A MAN-SEErANT. to-night,” rejoined the Count ef Tivoli: “and you | meal to whieh I feund them well prepared te do may therefaee as well proceed om this journey | justice om the present eccasion. early im the merning. Te-merrow ts Priday—itis| But they were mot alome: they had found o not until Monday that the two persons ef whom | cumpanion, whe, it sppeared, was perfeetlly willing a high authertty in the town is an intimate friend | perhaps ene of the most ef mime; and to bien will I give you a letter of) men I ever beheld in the whole course ef tis, intreduction. He will be rejeed te afford yeu His profile was finbieaty Grecian, Sea ance. But you must take care,” added the | ime hanugitily, and somewhat fuller tham the lower nobleman, with a sumule, “that yeu do net lose! ome. He wore a meustache which may be de > + pituble nedleman’s suggestions; and [I remained te dime at the Tivoli ciumer E tuvk am eppertumaty of whn Count the promise ; i a sigual service by giving the information which the cuntrary, burnt with was abuut te take me to Civita Veechia; and be| a steady ly to imply that the bstened with a Kimd attemtion. mind itself was @ise. 9His com- « persons whe render you & service, my plexion was 4 clear : wrth dear ” amswered the Count ef Tiveli, ie ct a ae eae to take “must be heli? te hare some chim upum me, so| hice fr @ denizen of Greate ar of one of the you. Criminal theagh these men be, they shall | heigit—slemder. and of a perfect spmmtery = but have ory guad weed te Cardinal Gravina: and 4 that slenderuess of the gure was combined with single svUable from bit, whispered te dhe autho~| @ Dtheness and a willbwy elasticity, together with rities, will precare su¢h mitigation of their punish-| a firun knitting : i ment as he think ft te decree. And now F| mean physical sttength, will retire tio and the prumised peptty men RRR PY i TEE ip fer me after his own peculiar fashiem; smile, as I gisnced tewards the cupteusly spread and I therefire entered the cuffteruem of the| table. “But really it i ne we drawing me to- | betel to ammeunce my intended departure te the wards #——” | twe when I fit pretty cumfident ef “Them sit down and see sv ent!" sand Mr. Salt | finding there Nor was F mistaien. The Deminie cunts. “Next te the pleasure ef entimg one’s self, and his triend were sittimg down to supper: fur there is nothing te my mind equal te that of we- | theagh they brealtissted and lunched weil, and | ing others enjey themselves™ = | Gimed iste, yet they never tilled tu Indulge im that! <TIi's just tied,” said the Dominate > “ and if re- COMmicooolks