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He stopt and coloured, but in a quicker voice presently proceeded

"Trade, also, has had its share in inally destined,--but my education had ill suited me to such a destination, and the trader's first ht to have accuain the sa neas unqualified: er; a fortnight I lingered in wretched irresolution,--a simple accident at the end of it happily settleda thousand plans for entleman met me on horseback, from whom, at my Lord Vannelt's, I had received particular civilities; I looked another way not to be seen by hie in my dress since I left his Lordship's made me easily pass unnoticed He had rode on, however, but a few yards, before, by soe all my caution, I flew instantly to his assistance; he was bruised, but not otherwise hurt; I helpt hi how he had fared, I called him by his name He knewto entle up to hiinning to recount to them what had happened, he sedulously looked another way, and joining his new co further notice of me For a moment I was almost tempted to trouble him to come back; but a little recollection told me how ill he deserved my resentment, and bid me transfer it for the future from the pitiful individual to the worthless coust to the world which I had already conceived, this little incident confirreat and the rich;--poor, therefore, and lohat had I to do in it? I determined to quit it for ever, and to end every disappoint every hope

"I wrote to Lord Vannelt to send my trunks to my mother; I wrote to my mother that I ell, and would soon let her hearthe dust fro my route to chance, strole on into the country, without knowing or caring which way