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air he was prevailedbook31 upon to hear the proposals of the delinquent who having assured him by way of apologybook51 that he had always believed the lady was a widow made him an offer of five hundred pounds as an atonement for the injury he had sustained. But in nothing was his conduct more inexcusable than in giving way to the dangerous temerity of Ratchcali which he had been always at pains to restrain and permitting him to practise the same fraud upon an English nobleman which had been executed upon himself at Frankfort.... read all
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