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bout 13/. in Silver, the Gentleman rid rufly a little<br />

at lirft, but I foon brought him down, made him gentle<br />

as a Lamb, and rode off Triumphant. Since I have<br />

been under Sentence Jie oblig'd me with a Vifit, and I<br />

in Gratitude for the Favour, acquainted him that I nad<br />

put the Time of the Day upon his Watch, and if he'd<br />

wait on an old ufurious Dog of a Broker in Monmouth-<br />

Street, for a moderate Premium he might mount him-<br />

felf again.<br />

My next Exploit was m Frog-Latte going to Hamp-<br />

fiead, I there Itopp'd two Horfemen, wiio deliver'd<br />

me their Watches, and about zo s. Thefe are all the<br />

Robberies I committed fince I left the Cock Ale-houfe,<br />

fatal Neceffity and not Choice was- the only Motive to<br />

fuch dangerous as well as illegal Attempts'. I beg<br />

Leave in the laft Place to do Juftice to my dear, loving<br />

and dutiful Wife, and folemnly declare as I am now at<br />

the brink of Death, that flie never was confcious of any<br />

of my ill Pradices, and ever did, and has done fmce<br />

my Confinement behav'd herfelf as the moft indulgent<br />

of Women.<br />

^he follcwing Letter wai fcM iy me to the<br />

Ladies whom I robb'd, and for which F

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