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Stone in Lancashire, and so taking coach, writ a letter to my clerk to meet me at Brickhill; there is a short time he prevailed with me to marry him.
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The next day from the window of the inn, I beheld my Lancashire husband with two others pass by: when soon after they were all three pursued as highwaymen; but returning safely with my husband to town, I lived with him exceeding happy for the space of five years, by whom I had two children. Afterwars I rewarded my midwife for her fidelity to me. But my husband's clerk robbing him, it flung him into such a grief, that it immediately ended
