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Rh his Divine Will. I hould have oberved, that as oon as they were all in the Garden, the Dog came leaping round them to expres his Joy, and when the Houe was fallen, laid himelf down quietly by his Mitres.

Some of the Neighbours, who aw the School fall, and who were in great Pain for Margery and the little ones, oon pread the News through the Village, and all the Parents, terrified for their Children, came crowding in Abundance; they had, however, the Satisfaction to find them all afe, and upon their Knees, with their Mitres giving God thanks for their Happy Deliverance.

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Jumper, Jumper, Jumper, what a pretty Dog he is, and how enible? Rh