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    visiblyexposedunderapopishprindthoughttheapprehensionof

    italonesuffittojustifythatinsurre;foorealsecurity

    everbefoundagainstthepersegspiritofpopery,ed

    hpothedeprivingitofthatpower,aswoeful

    experiencepresentlyshoesbehavedafter

    gettierofthisattet;hotlehevaluedeitherhis

    royalionoath,orthelibertiesandrightsofhis

    people.butallhadnottheseoforeseethisatfirst;and

    thereforethedukeofnuthed;yetalluld

    feeleupohereforeallu

    last,todriveoutthatking,againstparty

    angushadsolyntendedduringthereignofhisbrother,

    andfortheynohsuchzealandaffe.”

    ”yousay,”interruptedjones,”isverytrue;andithasoften

    struck,asthesthingieverreadofinhistory,that

    sosoohisnvingexperienceourwhole

    nationtojoinsounaniuslyinexpellingkingjas,forthe

    preservationofionandliberties,thereshouldbeaparty

    angusdenoughtodesiretheplaghisfalyagainonthe

    throne.””youarenoti”ansan;”therebe

    nosuankind,iot

    believethenfatuatedtosuchadegree.thereybesohotheaded

    papistsledbytheirprieststoehisdesperatecause,and

    thinkitaholyeersofthe

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    an,unacquaintedasia

    haspastintheheselastthirtyyears,iotbeso

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    tnorance.””itbepossible,”repliedjones,

    ”thatyouhavelivedsochoutofthetoknohat

    duringthattitherehavebeentheson

    ofkingjas,oneofuallyragingintheveryheart

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    silehehenlaughed,andatlastfelldownonhisknees,

    andblessedgod,inaloudthanksgivingprayer,forhavingdelivered

    hirollsocietyannature,huldbecapableofsuch

    nstrousextravagances.afterindedbyjohat

    hehadbrokeoffhisstory,heresuditagaininthisnner:

    ”asnkind,inthedaysiyetarrivedat

    thatpitadnessheyarecapableofnoh,

    tobesure,ihaveonlyescapedbylivingalone,andatadistance

    frohentagion,thereonsiderablerisinginfavourof

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    hallnecessaries,andtothe

    dukeatbridgeer.

    ”theunfortuofthisenterprize,youare,include,as

    yself.iescaped,togetherr.son,

    frohebattleatsedgere,inionireceivedaslight

    ilestogetheroerroad,and

    thenabandoningourhorses,scraledashrough

    thefieldsandbyeroads,tillalittleona

    n,antookallthecareofussheuld,

    anddressedhsalve,.”

    ”pray,sir,heridge.thestranger

    satisfiedhit,ainuedhisnarrative.

    ”here,sir,”saidhe,”.etheing,in

    order,ashepreteogetussoprovisionfrohetownof

    lluton;butr.

    son,thisfriend,thisbase,barbarous,treacherousvillain,

    betrayedtoapartyofhorsebelongingtokingjas,andathis

    retudeliveredintotheirhands.

    ”thesoldiers,beingsixinnuer,hadnoe,andwere

    nduypresentsituation,nor

    theapprehensionsofighthappento,e

    tondasthepanyoffalsefriend,who,having

    surrenderedhielf,hough

    heakehispeaceatexpense.heat

    firstendeavouredtoexcusehistreachery;buteived

    nothingbutsandupbraidingfroe,hesoongedhisnote,

    abusedasthestatroaliciousrebel,andlaidall

    hisoycharge,ed,and

    eveeokehiakeuparagainsthisgracious

    aswellaslawfulsn.

    ”thisfalseevidenuchthe

    foretothequidraisedanindignation

    scarceivablebythosefeltit.houne

    atlengthtookpityon;forasalittlebeyond

    ,that

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    theelves,aarayertodothesa.thatvillain

    iediatelyranfroe,andialadhedid,orishouldhave

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    vengeanhisbaseness.

    ”ioreatliberty;aely

    thehighothefields,itravelledon,scaroh

    akingitchiefcaretoavoidallpublicroads

    andalltoostholyhouses;finedevery

    huureisae.

    ”atlast,afterralingseveraldaysabouttheuntry,during

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    tookuphabitatiohisoldan,i

    reinedncealedtillthenehegloriousrevolutionputanend

    toallapprehensionsofdanger,and

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