CHAPTER IV.
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Ruth, all heart and tenderness Who wept, like Chaucer's Prioress, When Dash was smitten: Who blushed before the mildest men, Yet waxed a very Corday when You teased the kitten." AUSTIN DOBSON.
Before seeking her stony couch at the end of her first day at Priorsford, Pamela finished the letter begun in the morning to her brother.
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I began this letter in the morning and now it is bedtime.

Robinson Crusoe is no longer solitary: the island is inhabited.

My first visitors arrived about 11 a.m .-- a small boy and a dog--an extremely good-looking little boy and a well-bred fox-terrier.