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ctors to watch over , and this tellce or spicion adehi act as you shall hear one night, as i was y 插ber with noother panion than a dasel who waited on , with the doorscarefully locked lest y honour should be iperilled through anycarelessness, i know not nor can nceive how it happened, but, withall this secsion and these precautions, and the litude andsilence of y retirent, i found hi standg before , a visionthat astounded that it deprived y eyes of sight, and ytongue of speech i had no power to utter a cry, nor, i thk, didhe give ti to utter one, as he idiately approached , andtakg his ars （for, overwheld as i was, i was powerless, isay, to help yself）， he began to ake such professions to that iknow not how falsehood uld have had the power of dressg the up tosee like truth; and the traitor ntrived that his tears shouldvouch for his words, and his sighs for his scerity

&ot;i, a poor young creature alone, ill versed aong y people casessuch as this, began, i know not how, to thk all these lygprotestations true, though without beg oved by his sighs andtears to anythg ore than pure passion; and , as the firstfeelg of bewildernt passed away, and i began degree torever yself, i said to hi with ore ura than i thought i uldhave possessed, &039;if, as i a now your ars, senor, i were theclaws of a fierce lion, and y deliverance uld be procured bydog or sayg anythg to the prejudice of y honour, it would noore be y power to do it or say it, than it would be possible