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A Rogue’s Life

CHAPTER XV
8/18

Writing of it now, in cool blood, this seems as wild and hopeless a plan as ever was imagined.

But, in the confused and distracted state of all my faculties at that period, it seemed quite easy to execute, and not in the least doubtful as to any one of its probable results.
On reaching the town at which the coach stopped, we found ourselves obliged to hire another chaise for a short distance, in order to get to the starting-point of a second coach.

Again we took inside places, and again, at the first stages when I got down to look at the outside passengers, there was the countryman with the green shade over his eye.

Whatever conveyance we traveled by on our northward road, we never escaped him.

He never attempted to speak to me, never seemed to notice me, and never lost sight of me.


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