Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded

There were four of them, Lady Arthur at the great white house on the hill, Lady Brooks, Lady Towers, and the other, it seems, a countess, of some hard name, I forget what.

There were four of them, Lady Arthur at the great white house on the hill, Lady Brooks, Lady Towers, and the other, it seems, a countess, of some hard name, I forget what

There were four of them, Lady Arthur at the great white house on the hill, Lady Brooks, Lady Towers, and the other, it seems, a countess, of some hard name, I forget what

how it is, but I see with different eyes from other people; for I have

said she; you are my admiration and delight.—How shall I do to part with you!

soften him, or harden me!

O how can wicked men seem so steady and untouched with such black hearts, while poor in‍

innocents stand like malefactors be‍

great courage, and sometimes

this frightful to-morrow; how I dread it!