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 "Hamden," said he, "has a liberality of soul equal to the extent of his understanding, and in estimating every act, or series of acts, makes allowance for the circumstance and situations." "But what liberality or candour," replied she, "can palliate such infidelity as mine, against such a husband." Here she again fell into a paroxysm of passion, and our hero resolved to forbear the renewal of the subject until she was more composed. Meanwhile they agreed to pass the evening in their present quarters, and to view this ancient and venerable town, that gave its title to one of the*