I next proceeded to Jenny Bunch's, the Ship, in Trig Lane—there I got the same answer. “The young women of Jane Austen’s time didn’t get into this sort of scrape! At least—one thinks so. As far as I recollect, there were two. Mary is very good, but she is too nervous to be the slightest protection. More than half the city perished. It did not take a mind reader to glean that she had suddenly gained the boy’s obsessive attention. He must be tied behind the carriage. Abruptly she got out of bed, smoothed her sheet and straightened her pillow and lay down, and fell almost instantly asleep. He too, when she had disappeared, called a carriage. She began to tremble violently. Maybe later.
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