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(husband) was dead; I then freely gave my husband an account 

of all that affair; and of this cousin; as I had called him before; 

being my own son by that mistaken unhappy match。  He was 

perfectly easy in the account; and told me he should have 

been as easy if the old man; as we called him; had been alive。  

'For;' said he; 'it was no fault of yours; nor of his; it was a 

mistake impossible to be prevented。'  He only reproached him 

with desiring me to conceal it; and to live with him as a wife; 

after I knew that he was my brother; that; he said; was a vile 

part。  Thus all these difficulties were made easy; and we lived 

together with the greatest kindness and comfort imaginable。



We are grown old; I am come back to England; being almost 

seventy years of age; husband sixty…eight; having performed 

much more than the limited terms of my transportation; and 

now; notwithstanding all the fatigues and all the miseries we 

have both gone through; we have both gone through; we are 

both of us in good heart and health。  My husband remained 

there some time after me to settle our affairs; and at first I had 

intended to go back to him; but at his desire I altered that 

resolution; and he is come over to England also; where we 

resolve to spend the remainder of our years in sincere penitence 

for the wicked lives we have lived。



WRITTEN IN THE YEAR 1683







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The bell at St。 Sepulchre's; which tolls upon execution day。







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