CHAPTER XXII Every morning at dawn it was Spurlock's custom to take a plunge in the lagoon. She had been married four times: three of her husbands died of hempen fevers; and the fourth, having been twice condemned, was saved from the noose by Jonathan Wild, who not only managed to bring him off, but to obtain for him the situation of under-turnkey in Newgate. It was not an affair of the conscience; it was vaguely based upon insolence and defiance. Here her strength completely failed her, and she was compelled to seek some repose.
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