The Life and Adventures of Bampfylde Moore Carew - Commonly Called the King of the Beggars #229843

The lever and his fair one being on board, they soon hoisted sail, and the very winds being willing to favour these two happy lovers, they had an exceeding quick passage to Dart mouth, where they landed. Our hero was now no longer able to conceal his being a member of the gipsies. After some previous introduction he therefore, communicated the fact to the young lady, who was not alittle surprised and troubled at it but the counsellor we have already spoken of, being near at hand, soon composed her mind, by suggesting to her the worthy family her lover was sprung from that the commu nity of the gipsies was more happy and less disreputable than she imagined, that the person of her lover was quite amiable, and that he had good nature and love enough to make her happy in any condition.