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Excerpt from The Adventures of Ralph Reybridge, Vol. 3 of 4: Containing Sketches of Modern Characters, Manners, and Education
The atrociousness of Gul-lum's con duet, though it had reduced him to the greatest extremities, he nbw endeavour ed to forget in'contemplatingz. The dis interested generosity (if the worthy Thomas' Tappum, and pursued his journey, comforting himself with the re?ection that, however galling iwere the distresses he had undergone, they had not been brought upon him by his own wilful misconduct. in the midst of-these contemplations, he began to wonder that the Exeter coach had not orertaken him: but'lest our readers should wonder'foo, it becomes necessary for us to make a'digression.
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