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22 their Family; but as oon as that Tyrant of the Parih, that Grapall, heard of her being there, he applied firt to Mr. Smith, and threatened to reduce his Tythes if he kept her; and after that he poke to Sir Timothy, who ent Mr. Smith a peremptory Meage by his Servant, that he hould end back Meanwell's Girl to be kept by her Relations, and not harbour her in the Parih. This o ditreed Mr. Smith that he hed Tears, and cried, Lord have Mercy on the Poor!

The Prayers of the Righteous fly upwards, and reach unto the Throne of Heaven, as will be een in the Sequel.

Mrs. Smith was alo greatly concerned at being thus obliged to dicard poor Little Margery. She kied her and cried; as