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mean?" At this instant a note was
brought to our hero, which opening, he read as follows:
"My brave deliverer,
"I am just able to inform you, that the Surgeon this morning pronounces me out of danger; but, as writing somewhat pains me, I can only say, that I owe my life to you. Your most grateful
"Edward Hamden."
Hamilton having shewed Mortimer
this letter, he informed him of the circumstances,
which it seems were as follow:
Being now the end of October, and the evenings soon closing in, night overtaking him, first reminded him of the expediency of returning; finding, however, that he was not far from Shoreham-bridge, where there was a
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